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Visualization as theory and experience: interactive qualitative data visualization for the learning sciences
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DOI：10.1080/10508406.2025.2537945.png)
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A long-standing challenge in the learning sciences is how to visualize qualitative data, such as video and transcripts, in ways that illuminate the layered, relational, and dynamic nature of teaching and learning.
This methodological article integrates methods of interaction analysis (IA) with recent developments in interactive and alternative visualization to expand the kinds and qualities of representations used to conceptualize teaching and learning.
We introduce three open-source visualization tools we designed to support IA that offer different framings of video as qualitative data.Transcript Explorerframes video as playscript-like records, offering ways to dynamically explore transcripts of multimodal interaction linked to video. TheInteraction Geography Slicerframes video through the lens of movement, providing an approach to dynamically visualize interaction over geographic space and time. ThePointillizerframes images in video to characterize material and affective dimensions of a scene.
We illustrate how these tools embody distinct epistemological commitments and foster new researcher-data-relationships that enliven the analysis and experience of teaching and learning. In doing so, we contribute to broader shifts in the methodological landscape of the learning sciences, with practical implications for fields such as teacher education and the use of artificial intelligence in educational research.
Keywords:
perception
learning
data representations
poetics
sensory experience
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