Includes all the peer review interactions from fellow students, feedback from the professor, and instruction. 

Classroom Feedback in an Online Community

Any support that students receive from their collaboration group.

Cohort Support in an Online Community

Feedback from Wikipedians and the Wikipedia talk pages including the acceptance and approval of their work.

Social Acceptance Feedback in an Online Community

Feedback types include:
- Classroom feedback
- Cohort support
- Social acceptance


San Jose State University

- Collective Effort Model
- Contribution Benefits

Factors that Motivate User Contributions 

Farzan, Rosta, & Kraut, Robert. (2013). Wikipedia classroom experiment. Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 783–792. https://doi.org/10.1145/2470654.2470765

Wikipedia Classroom Experiment

- Established uniqueness of contribution
- personal benefit
- benefit to the community
H2b: Benefit-to-others
group rates more than
no-benefit group
Disconfirmed
(significant in
the opposite
direction)
Not supported
H3: Interaction
between Uniqueness
and Benefit
Not supported Not supported

Benefits of Contributing to Online Community

The CEM identifies the conditions in which people will social loaf less. 

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