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Adopting Interactive Content in Language Education: A Review of Literature

Table 1: Six ILAs with scaffolding function proposed by Hung et al. (2018, p. 120)

Interactive Learning Activities (ILAs) Scaffolding Function Description
Engaging Recruitment In the beginning, an instructor actively encourages the learner with a prolog or an audience expresses motivation for the content. Then, the learner makes a simple response to the instructor or audience respectively.
Prompting Reduction in degrees of freedom An audience actively asks the learner a question for reflection, and the learner has 30s to think about it. Then, the audience provides a thought related to the question.
Experiencing Direction maintenance The learner performs a tiny exercise or a simple simulation related to the content with the guidance of an instructor.
Facilitating Marking critical features An instructor actively provides crucial learning concepts to the learner, and the learner can strengthen the impressions on the learning concept
Demonstrating Demonstration An instructor provides an example, ideal case, or solution to interpret a learning concept, and the learner can have a better understanding of the learning concept.
Questioning Frustration control The learner can ask an instructor for assistance from a set of selected questions and receive a corresponding answer when being in trouble with a learning concept.
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