Azusa Nakata
Azusa Nakata is a project manager and doctoral researcher in the Learning and Educational Technology (LET) Research Lab, at University of Oulu, Finland. She has coordinated and contributed to multiple European projects, including Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnership projects, focusing on the design and implementation of digital tools informed by robust pedagogical principles to enhance distance education, hybrid learning, and student-centred collaborative learning.
Her doctoral research examines students' productive interactions in online computer-supported collaborative learning, with an emphasis on negotiation processes in group-level regulation of learning and their impact on the socio-emotional climate within the group.
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- Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning
- Socially Shared Regulation of Learning
- Social Interactions and Socio-Emotional Climate of the Group
- Online, Blended and Hybrid Learning
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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
