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What is Affective (Response)

Handbook of Research on Practices and Outcomes in E-Learning: Issues and Trends
The online instructor provides ongoing answers for students’ non-content related, but emotion-related questions. This type of response is helpful for avoiding students’ dropouts during a course
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Strategies for Providing Formative Feedback to Maximize Learner Satisfaction and Online Learning
Yuliang Liu (Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-788-1.ch009
Abstract
Learner satisfaction and learning is currently a very important topic in online instruction and learning. Blignaut and Trollip (2003) proposed six types of response for providing formative feedback in online courses. These six response types include: Administrative, Affective, Other, Corrective, Informative, and Socratic. The first three types involve no academic content while the last three types are related to academic content. Each type serves a different purpose for online learners. This study is designed to validate how the appropriate use of six response types for providing formative feedback affected learner satisfaction and online learning in an online graduate class at a midwestern university in the summer semester of 2008. Results indicated that all six response types are necessary to ensure maximum online learner satisfaction and effective online learning although each has its different focus. Findings have implications for all other online courses in the future.
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