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Thus, the ten levels became "No Viewing," "Viewing," "Controlled Viewing," "Entering Input," "Changing," "Modifying," "Constructing," "Presenting," and "Reviewing" where "Controlled viewing" means students have control over navigation through the visualization.
Among the studies confirming Naps' hypothesis, Grissom et al. (2003) found learning gain increased with increasing student engagement for simple sorting algorithms (insertion and bubble sort) across "No viewing," "Viewing," and "Responding" through online quiz.
Urquiza-Fuentes and Velázquez-Iturbide (2013) found no difference in learning outcome between the three groups at "No viewing," "Viewing," and "Constructing" levels when the topic is simple like in-fix operators.
Based on this, Naps et.al (2002) proposed a taxonomy of six engagement levels for algorithm visualizations-No Viewing, Viewing, Responding, Changing, Constructing and Presenting-hypothesizing that learning will increase as the engagement level with visualization proceeds from "No Viewing" to "Presenting".
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