Azusa Nakata
Azusa Nakata is a project manager in the Learning and Educational Technology (LET) Research Lab at the University of Oulu, Finland. She has coordinated and contributed to multiple European projects, including Nordplus and Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnership projects. Her projects focus on designing and implementing scientifically grounded digital tools and environments to enhance distance education, hybrid learning, and student-centred collaborative learning.
Her doctoral research investigates students' productive social interactions in online computer-supported collaborative learning settings by focusing on the transactive quality of negotiation processes during the group-level regulation of learning and their impact on the social and emotional climate within the group.
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- Computer-supported collaborative learning (CSCL)
- Social interaction and transactivity
- Socially shared regulation of learning (SSRL)
- Group dynamics
- Online and hybrid learning processes
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Empowering Lifelong Learning with AI-Driven Self-Regulation Tools for Schools
Upgrading higher education teachers’ and students’ hybrid learning competences
Training courses for teachers in Universities for Nurturing innovative Educative practices in Distance and blended learning based on self regulation
