Data Collection Methods Jessica O. Sugay 14 January 2012 Integrating Computer Science and the Learning Sciences.

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Data Collection Methods Jessica O. Sugay 14 January 2012 Integrating Computer Science and the Learning Sciences

2 Outline  Field Observations  Behavior and Affective Categories  Data Collection Sheet  Driver Anxiety Parallel Video Capture

3 Outline  Field Observations  Behavior and Affective Categories  Data Collection Sheet  Driver Anxiety Parallel Video Capture

4 Field Observations  Based on quantitative field observation method in (Baker et al, 2004; Rodrigo et al, 2007)  Students used the software in groups of 10, one computer per student  Two coders observed each student for 20 seconds, moved on to the next student, circled back to the first student  Observers were synchronized by a common timekeeper

5 Field Observations  Observers coded only one behavior and affective state per time slice  Only the first behavior and affective state were coded  Observers stood diagonally behind the subjects  Observers stood still or moved, depending on the better vantage point

6 Field Observations

7

8 Outline  Field Observations  Behavior and Affective Categories  Data Collection Sheet  Parallel Video Capture and Affect Coding

9 Behavior Categories  On-task  On-task conversation  Off-task conversation  Off-task solitary behavior  Inactivity  Gaming the system  Observation guide discussed in Baker, et al., 2004 and Rodrigo et al., 2007

10 Affective Categories  Boredom  Confusion  Delight  Frustration  Engaged Concentration a.k.a. Flow (Csikszentmihalyi, 1990)  Surprise  Neutral

11 Boredom

12 Confusion

13 Delight

14 Frustration

15 Engaged Concentration (Flow)

16 Other Affective States  Surprise  Neutral

17 Outline  Field Observations  Behavior and Affective Categories  Data Collection Sheet  Parallel Video Capture and Affect Coding

18 Data Collection Sheet

19 Outline  Field Observations  Behavior and Affective Categories  Data Collection Sheet  Driver Anxiety Parallel Video Capture

20 Driver Anxiety Setup  Need For Speed Hot Pursuit Racing Game for Wii  Wii Balance Boards, Modified WiiMote2  Neural Impulse Actuator (NIA), Brainfingers Access  Video Cameras  Elan Linguistic Annotator

21 Parallel Video Capture  Speakers  LCD Projector  Wii Console w/ steering wheel  Wii Balance Boards  HD video Camera  Laptop w/ HD video camera  Laptop to run Brainfingers  NIA Headset

22 User's Field of View

23 Parallel Synchronized Video

24 Data Streams  Video of Subject's Field of View  Video of Subject's Facial Expressions  Data from NIA & Brainfingers  Data from Wii Balance Boards  Affect Observations from Human Coder of synchronized video streams

Questions? Thank you!