Student group formation plays a critical role in promoting academic learning styles. Therefore, in this study, we employed a heuristic algorithm called the circular genetic algorithm (CGA) to form balanced groups of dissimilar students in terms of personal preferred learning styles. The benefit of balancing students’ learning styles is to assist students with diverse abilities to work collaboratively. With the assistance of our developed web application, members within a group contain mixed characteristics, while all formed groups of students are similar. In addition, an empirical case study was used to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed algorithm. Corresponding results verified by the analysis of variance (ANOVA) indi...
Group formation is a key issue in e-learning environments that make use of collaborative work to en...
We study the problem of forming groups of students so that the groups are as even as possible with r...
Abstract This work explores the impact of teacher-led heterogeneous group formation on students ’ te...
Cooperative learning is an instructional approach in which students work together in small groups in...
In this paper, an approach based on genetic algorithms is proposed to form groups in collaborative l...
Group formation to assign students with academic advisors based on student demography can be exhaust...
© 2018 In modern education systems, plenty of research suggests that clustering the learners into op...
Due to the increasing of complexity in software projects, group work is becoming more important in o...
AbstractThis paper employs a novel approach which is based on genetic algorithm (GA) and social netw...
Collaborative learning team building is a fundamental, difficult and time-consuming task in educatio...
Abstract: Group formation is a key issue in e-learning environments that make use of collaborative w...
Collaborative learning is recognized as an effective way of gaining knowledge in an online environme...
We share the details of a simple algorithm which groups students based on diversity in gender and ra...
Group Formation (GF) strongly influences the collaborative learning process in Computer-Supported Co...
Collaborative learning allows learners to gain more learning resources, learning experiences, and ev...
Group formation is a key issue in e-learning environments that make use of collaborative work to en...
We study the problem of forming groups of students so that the groups are as even as possible with r...
Abstract This work explores the impact of teacher-led heterogeneous group formation on students ’ te...
Cooperative learning is an instructional approach in which students work together in small groups in...
In this paper, an approach based on genetic algorithms is proposed to form groups in collaborative l...
Group formation to assign students with academic advisors based on student demography can be exhaust...
© 2018 In modern education systems, plenty of research suggests that clustering the learners into op...
Due to the increasing of complexity in software projects, group work is becoming more important in o...
AbstractThis paper employs a novel approach which is based on genetic algorithm (GA) and social netw...
Collaborative learning team building is a fundamental, difficult and time-consuming task in educatio...
Abstract: Group formation is a key issue in e-learning environments that make use of collaborative w...
Collaborative learning is recognized as an effective way of gaining knowledge in an online environme...
We share the details of a simple algorithm which groups students based on diversity in gender and ra...
Group Formation (GF) strongly influences the collaborative learning process in Computer-Supported Co...
Collaborative learning allows learners to gain more learning resources, learning experiences, and ev...
Group formation is a key issue in e-learning environments that make use of collaborative work to en...
We study the problem of forming groups of students so that the groups are as even as possible with r...
Abstract This work explores the impact of teacher-led heterogeneous group formation on students ’ te...