In the following, we will describe some of the research on visual representations of security mechanisms, and how they relate to user perceptions. 2.1. Research on visual representations of security mechanisms
Lockwood et al. (2020) call for a need for further research on the “kinds of classroom and teacher supports necessary to ensure that [rich] reasoning and rich thinking surface for students”. Studies situated in actual classrooms can provide valuable insights into precisely this—yet no such s...
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