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Fig. 7.3 Teacher’s dashboard—Class view of the students’ activities

Fig. 7.4 Teacher’s dashboard—Class view of the students’ sources of information

The teacher’s dashboard opens on a general view of the group, with particular

attention to the activities undertaken in building the glossary (Fig. 7.3) and their

primary sources of information (Fig. 7.4).

The general dashboard view of the students’ activities (Fig. 7.3) shows that most

of the students were not expanding their glossaries daily, as the teacher suggested,

but only when spurred to do it. The glossary interface was explained in class on

March 2, an entire class lesson was dedicated to glossary-building on March 8, and

the deadline for a glossary homework assignment was March 21.

However, there are exceptions, such as student 10,113, who worked on the

glossary on 21 days out of 39 (Fig. 7.5).

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