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Donaldson & Conrad "Learner‐interface interaction in distance education: An extension of contemporary models and strategies for practitioners"

Hillman et al (1994) 4th kind of interaction [follow up to Moore 1989)

for cMOOC How to Teach Online

Garrison et al Critical Inquiry in a Text-Based Environment: Computer Conferencing in Higher Education

Moore, (1989) Three Types of Interaction

slideshare

"This module focuses on how to assess student messages in an online discussion forum when teaching in an online environment. This module is part of the Best Practices in Online Teaching Course created by Penn State University World Campus as a guide for faculty who are new to teaching in an online environment."

resource for using and assessing online discussions

online learning insights blog

Pifarre et al. Using a blog to create and support a Community of Inquiry in Secondary Education

Steve Wheeler BLog

This paper reported using the practical inquiry model as discourse guide to facilitate students' critical thinking in online discussion. It was found that almost all the postings of the students who had no knowledge of the inquiry model fell into exploration phase except three postings in triggering events phase and two in integration phase. In comparison, the postings of the students who used the model as the guide included more instances of integration than the postings of those who did not know about the model. No instance in resolution phase was found. The findings indicated that providing students inquiry model raised their awareness of critical thinking and helped them intentionally engage in reflection and higher-order thinking when responding online.

Networked Learning Conference 2010. "This paper explores the perspectives of some of the participants on their learning experiences in the course, in relation to the characteristics of connectivism outlined by Downes, i.e. autonomy, diversity, openness and connectedness/interactivity. The findings are based on an online survey which was emailed to all active participants and email interview data from self-selected interviewees."