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Table 3 Search Results

From: Review on self-regulated learning in smart learning environment

Reference

Description of Application

Evaluation Method

SRL

Evaluated

Design Functionalities

Akinyi and Oboko (2020)

Proposed Self-regulated collaborative learning model based on social cognitive theory

Proposed model for reducing dropout in an eLearning environment

General self-regulated learning process

Collaboration

Manganello et al. (2019)

Examined the effect of SRL-based web platform

The mixed-method used to evaluate active engagement among students

SRL strategies in web-learning platform

Learning engagement

Bahreman et al. (2016)

The system used SRL-based achievements in the educational mobile app to motivate students to learn and practice with the mobile learning environment.

Used survey to measure the impacts of the mobile environment on learning engagement and learning outcome of a student. The result showed an increase in engagement and outcomes

Cognition, Metacognition, Motivational/Affective

Feedback

Chatzara et al. (2016)

The system incorporated an agent called Sophia to help a student in the learning process and foster cognitive learning in disabled student

Used survey to measure students’ learning performance. The results show an increase in the components measured.

Affective/Motivational

Feedback

John et al. (2015)

SIMSELF was used an Open-ended computer-based learning environments system to support SRL.

Pretest and posttest using. The result shows that students who used the facilities in the learning platform increased in a performance that does who didn’t use it.

SRL strategies: Planning, performance, monitoring, and reflection.

Visualization, Class comparison, Feedback

Manso-Vázquez et al. (2015)

The system used Tin Can API to track learners’ learning activities to support them in an eLearning environment

The implementation is needed to be validated

General SRL process

Visualization

Nussbaumer et al. (2015)

The study introduced Psycho-Pedagogical- framework to find out if students were able to follow a self-regulated process

Used survey to evaluate the impacted on students’ SRL. The result show students can followed the process and improved learning experiences

Cognitive, Metacognitive, Motivations/affective

Visualization

Koorsse et al. (2014)

This system introduced formative assessments into the mobile learning environment to motivate students to practice and do more exercises.

Used survey to determine how the mobile environment motivated students learning and performance which received positive feedback and increased performances

Motivation/Affective

Visualization

Nussbaumer et al. (2014)

The aimed of the system is to use Responsive And open learning environment to support students’ SRL process.

Used multi-survey study to examine how teachers and students used the environment in terms of acceptability, usefulness and factors influencing the use of the widgets for learning which provide useful insight into improve the design.

SRL phases using the

Responsive and open learning environment

Visualization, Recommendation

Tu et al. (2012)

The system incorporated Web technologies to determine if the environment can support learners’ SRL.

Used online survey to evaluate show positive responses from the participants

General SRL

strategies:

Goal setting, time management, and task strategies

Visualization,

Feedback,

Collaboration,

Recommendation

Lehmann et al. (2013)

The system

Introduced prompt in self-regulated online learning environment to promote personalization and adaptation

Used survey to determine the usefulness of the prompts to support online personalization and adaptation

Metacognitive

awareness,

Motivation\

Affective,

Cognitive

Interactivity

Lajoie et al. (2013)

This system introduced a

BioWorld

system to help the medical students receive feedback form experts while solving authentic patients’ cases.

Used survey to conduct three studies which revealed that medical Student increase in the learning process in terms of diagnosis and accuracy in solving patient cases

Metacognitive

Visualization,

Feedback,

Recommendation,

Collaboration

Winne & Hadwin (2013)

The system introduced a learning platform called nStudy to help new medical students and experts interacts during learning and diagnosing patients’ cases

Used survey to evaluate trace of data and learning behaviors which show that learners have improved in the learning process

Cognitive,

Metacognitive

Visualization,

Feedback,

Recommendation,

Collaboration

CanĹŁer (2013)

The system introduced a hybrid model of an e-learning system called MEM (Metacognitive e-learning model) to improve students’ metacognitive skills

Proposed model

A model to measure metacognitive skills

Proposed design

Sahabudin and Ali (2012)

This system combined Self-regulated Learning and Personalized Learning (SRPL) to propose a personalized learning environment to support the learning environments’ SRL process.

A proposed personalized learning environment

General self

Regulated

Learning

phases.

Proposed design

Process