How to support self-regulation and engagement in distance learning?
EMOVIZ focuses on the design and use of technological tools (monitoring tools) that aim at improving self-regulation and engagement in distance learning settings. The originality of these tools lies in the integration of emotional and motivational information.
Collaborateurs

Assistant professor

Elise Lavoué Computer Science, University Lyon 3, France

Aurélien Tabard Human-Computer Interaction, University Lyon 1, France

Susanne P. Lajoie Psychology, University McGill, Montréal