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Integrating a Natural Language Message Pre-Processor with UIMA
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CSIR at TREC 2008 Expert Search Task: Modeling Expert Evidence in Expert Search
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CEMAP II: An Architecture and Specifications to Facilitate the Importing of Real-World Data into the CASOS Software Suite
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Aiding the Workflow of Email Conversations by Enhancing Email with Semantics
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The Role of Email in Faculty-Student Relationships Toward Understanding Engagement and Retention
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Contact between students and their faculty is one of the most important factors in student motivation and their continuation in college. Faculty can encourage students to be engaged in their courses, motivated to learn, and ultimately more capable of completing a four-year degree. This dissertation study sought to address a dearth in the information regarding the impact of email communication, despite its widespread use, on student-faculty relationships and the impact that the fostered relationship may have on engagement and ultimate college persistence. A survey was administered to a class of students in their second year of college at a small private college in the northeast, seeking perceptions about their first year experiences. Follow-up interviews were conducted to illustrate the responses of 15 students. Survey and interview data determined that students prefer to contact their faculty members via email, especially in the first year of college. A preference to email faculty differed from a preference to connect with friends and family face-to-face. Interview data indicated that the student preference for email contact with faculty was a result of feeling intimidated during face-to-face contacts. Survey data found that gender impacted the faculty-student email relationship as well. Female students were more likely to email female professors, and male students were more likely to email male professors. Students indicated in survey and interview data that their trust in faculty members increased as a result of email correspondence. Responses from the survey were also compared to data collected from the same pool of students in the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) and considered for improving a retention prediction model adapted by the researcher for use at the study location. The model uses a point system to assess student risk of attrition based on their participation and performance at key points during the academic year. Survey, interview, and NSSE data was used to identify points in the model that were appropriate for followup with a faculty-initiated email. This type of structured framework must be in place in order for institutions to link email correspondence with other strategies aimed at helping students and ultimately measured as part of a successful retention effort.
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Education; Electronic mail messages; Higher Education and Teaching; Teacher-student relationships
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IkeNet: Social Network Analysis of E-mail Traffic in the Eisenhower Leadership Development Program
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A case study of Japanese students: e-mail exchange in English: feedback focusing on communicability
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Effect of Emailed Messages on Return Use of a Nutrition Education Website and Subsequent Changes in Dietary Behavior
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Detecting Potential Insider Threats Through Email Datamining
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Un exemple d'utilisation du courriel pour diffuser une proposition citoyenne
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In: Mots. Les langages du politique, n 80, 1, 2006-07-01, pp.61-72 (2006)
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Análisis de los fenómenos lingüísticos de los mensajes de correo electrónico en catalán desde la prespectiva de la traducción automática
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The Role, Status and Style of Workplace Email: a Study of Two New Zealand Workplaces
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A generic approach to software support for linguistic annotation using XML
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Code-switching behavior in email writing among fluent bilinguals of Bulgarian and English
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Integrated Feasibility Experiment for Bio-Security: IFE-Bio, A TIDES Demonstration
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Language Maintenance at a Distance: The Daily Russian "Vitamin"
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A study of communications between subject matter experts and individual students in electronic mail contexts
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Towards a Flexible and Contextually Appropriate Generation of Spoken Utterances
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In: Proceedings 1998 IEEE 4th Workshop Interactive Voice Technology for Telecommunications Applications. IVTTA '98 ; 4th IEEE Workshop Interactive Voice Technology for Telecommunications Applications (IVTTA 1998) ; https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03639805 ; 4th IEEE Workshop Interactive Voice Technology for Telecommunications Applications (IVTTA 1998), Sep 1998, Torino, Italy. pp.124-129, ⟨10.1109/IVTTA.1998.727706⟩ ; https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/727706 (1998)
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The New Logic of Hypertext: Electronic Documents, Literary Theory, and Air Force Publications
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