Is Reaction Time a Differentiating Factor in Academic Performance? A Study from Kahoot
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https://doi.org/10.5377/paradigma.v28i46.12839Keywords:
tiempo de respuesta, puntaje, kahoot, learning analytics, testAbstract
This study addresses the influence of reaction time (answer time) on the performance obtained (score) in a conceptual test applied to university students from the Kahoot platform. Data processing and analysis was performed using the IBM SPSS Statistics software. To make the comparison between groups, a one-way ANOVA was carried out, using tertile divisions of the answer time variable in order to look for differences in the means of the subjects who completed the test early, mid, and late. In addition, correlations were made between the relevant variables to help clarify the existing relationship. Answer time was found to be important, but not determinant of the quality of responses. Thus, these findings are a considerable attempt to understand the fundamentals of Learning Analytics, especially in times of pandemic, where digital transformation has proven to be a key ally, if not the best.
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