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. 2020 Jul 21;157:103979. doi: 10.1016/j.compedu.2020.103979

Table A1.

Codebook for “What has been the most important positive outcome of your use of HyperDocs?”

Category Code Exemplar(s) % of 261 Count
Educator change Professional learning benefit “We do an Empathy and Inclusion Hyperdoc professional development session that has been extremely well received. It is VERY powerful.” 5 14
Enhanced educator community “It has also lead to a larger PLC for me. I've met and collaborated with some great teachers on Twitter and now in real life that I wouldn't have met if it wasn't for HyperDocs.” 4 10
Pedagogy change Personalization “Students are able to be self-paced and I spend more time sitting next to students and checking in with them as well as personalizing their learning through our conversations.” 18 46
Activity/lesson/unit design “Designing a hyperdoc helps me think more clearly about the learning process and create a lesson that is deliberate and succinct.” 10 25
Differentiation “Differentiate to meet the needs of all classroom learners, collaboration among students and teachers as well as the ability to present information to build prior knowledge on a topic of study! Also the ability to extend learning and motivate learning.” 7 18
Small group instruction “It gives me the opportunity to spend my time working in small groups or one on one with my students rather than having to instruct in a whole group lesson.” 3 9
Giving students more choices “Allows student choice in how to show what they know” 15 40
Pedagogy change (other) “teacher flexibility” 18 48
Student learning process or outcome change Student engagement “Engaging students while differentiating instruction.”
“Increased student engagement in class. This has spurred increased engagement with math in the real world as well.”
44 114
Student autonomy “My students can work at different paces and they have a choice when doing projects and finding resources.” 14 37
Student learning outcome “Student success--all students are reached, have access to content across multiple modalities.” 10 26
Student creativity “There was a lot of excitement from the kids about being able to do creative things.” 10 26
Student collaboration “Students and teachers exciting collaboration.” 7 17