Project «Distance learning: Individual differences & distributed vs. massed learning»

Education is changing, and will change even more in the future. Technologies increase the use of distance learning methods in education. The following study therefore aims to gather data on the regularity of learning, motivation, and grades and also relate them to different individual variables such as personality and intelligence in a distance learning setting. The collected data will provide a unique and valuable look at the individual differences of students choosing a mixed-mode approach to learning. When it comes to distributed vs. massed learning, this study will provide further evidence in learning and memory research.

Duration
01.08.2018 – 31.07.2019

Collaborators

• Corinna Martarelli, assistant professor, Swiss Distance University Institute
• Sina Jossen, research assistant, Swiss Distance University Institute
• Nathanael Jost, research assistant, Swiss Distance University Institute
• Nicolas Rothen, assistant professor, Swiss Distance University Institute

Funding

• Swiss Distance University Institute

Links

• https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10639-020-10424-9
• https://osf.io/wn2tp/