461-041
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LEPLA – Learning Environment for Physics Laboraory Activities
L. Jakobsson and R. Johansson (Sweden)
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Abstract
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461-063
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Development of a Methodology to Visualize and Conduct a Physical Experiment as a Web-based Virtual Experiment
S.K. Chaturvedi, S. Bawab, H. Khan, and T. Abdel-Salam (USA)
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Abstract
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461-074
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Online Classroom Simulation: Using a Virtual Environment to Prepare for Classroom Reality
B. Ferry, L. Kervin, S. Puglisi, J. Turbill, B. Cambourne (Australia), D. Jonassen (USA), and J. Hedberg (Singapore)
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Abstract
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461-086
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A Virtual Learning Environment for the Support of Teaching, Studying and Learning in Technology Education
M. Lehtonen (Finland), G. Thorsteinsson (Iceland), T. Page (UK), and H. Ruokamo (Finland)
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Abstract
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461-159
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Conceptual
Agent Models for a Virtual Reality and Multimedia E-Learning Environment
G. McArdle, T. Monahan, M. Bertolotto, and E. Mangina
(Ireland)
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Abstract
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461-814
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Designing
Blended Learning Activities for Teaching and Sharing Foreign Brides Language,
Culture and Computer Skills
M. Chang and W.-P. Lien (Taiwan)
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Abstract
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461-815
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A Characterization of Composition and Execution Languages for Complex Learning Processes
J. Torres (Mexico), J.M. Dodero, I. Aedo, and P. Díaz (Spain)
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Abstract
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461-816
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A Conceptual Framework of Computer-Supported Ubiquitous Learning Environment
L. Li, Y. Zheng, H. Ogata, and Y. Yano (Japan)
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Abstract
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461-817
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A Model of Meta-Learning for Web-based Navigational Learning
A. Kashihara and S. Hasegawa (Japan)
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Abstract
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461-818
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Designing Learning Services for Open Learning Systems Utilizing IMS Learning Design
P. Karampiperis and D. Sampson (Greece)
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Abstract
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461-819
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Multiplatform E-Learning Environment – Preliminary Analysis
T. Goh and Kinshuk (New Zealand)
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Abstract
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461-820
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Context Aware Service Oriented Architecture for Web based Education
S.J.H. Yang, B.C.W. Lan, I.Y.-L. Chen, B.J.D. Wu, and A.C.N. Chang (Taiwan)
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Abstract
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461-821
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Describing Effective Collaborative Learning Flows using IMS Learning Design
D. Hernández-Leo, J.I. Asensio-Pérez, Y. Dimitriadis, M.L. Bote-Lorenzo, I.M. Jorrín-Abellán, and E.D. Villasclaras-Fernández (Spain)
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Abstract
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461-822
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Developing Web-based Virtual Classroom based on IMS Learning Design Specification
F.-H. Wang (Taiwan)
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Abstract
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461-824
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Mobile Authoring: Creating Contextualized Learning Objects
M. Specht (Germany)
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Abstract
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461-825
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Towards the Implementation of IMS Learning Design in the LMS
I. Martínez Ortiz, P. Moreno Ger, J. López Moratalla, and B. Fernández-Manjón (Spain)
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Abstract
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461-031
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Supporting Teachers using Web-based Technologies: The Case of InnoTeach and Forum New Learning
A. Ninck and C. Schmid (Switzerland)
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Abstract
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461-098
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Virtual
Educational Community and Illiteracy: A Pilot Action "Olivier Roma
& Gypsy"
S.M. Delouis (France) and M. Jalobeanu (Romania)
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Abstract
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461-099
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When Students become Users: Design and Usability Evaluation of a Web-based Learning Tool
A.A. Lucero (The Netherlands) and F. Muñoz (Chile)
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Abstract
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461-110
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Non-Linear Course Structure in Learning in Digital TV
P.J. Aarreniemi-Jokipelto (Finland)
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Abstract
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461-121
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Investigating the Power of Presence: Using Online Communities to Support New Academic Faculty
J. Yorke, I. Hametz, M. Pannell, and T. Rees (UK)
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Abstract
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461-150
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Navigating E-Pedagogy: Viewing Online Teaching and Learning as Cultural Systems
J.M. Matuga (USA)
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Abstract
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461-163
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Place Metaphors in Educational CVEs: An Extended Characterization
E. Prasolova-Førland (Norway)
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Abstract
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461-165
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Illustration Watermarking: A Novel Concept for Dissemination of E-Learning
T. Vogel (Germany)
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Abstract
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461-180
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Online Learning Myths, Truths: Inspiring Successes, Surprising Research, Practical Guidelines
M.B. Yoder (USA)
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Abstract
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461-801
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Any Time? Any Place? – The Impact on Student Learning of an On-Line Learning Environment
A. Jefferies, M. Thornton, S. Parkhurst, M. Doolan, and J. Alltree (UK)
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Abstract
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461-804
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Support Mechanisms for Web-Enhanced Learning in Diverse Cultural Contexts
L.A. Frumkin, M. Mimirinis, A. Murphy, M.T. Dimitrova, and G. Dafoulas (UK)
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Abstract
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461-112
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Architecture of an Online/Offline e-Learning System
C. Ruess, M. Brusdeylins, and C. Kuhmuench (Germany)
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Abstract
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461-113
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Higher Education for People on the Move – Planning a Career While Roaming Around the World
B. Ask and H. Haugen (Norway)
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Abstract
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461-126
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Examples of Wireless Technologies' Impacts
I. Hamburg, A. Hamburg (Germany), and M. Mihnea (Romania)
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Abstract
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461-129
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Learner's Privacy Enhanced Architecture for Distance Learning
A. Inomata, Y. Oyama, S. Uda, T. Okamoto, and E. Okamoto (Japan)
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Abstract
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461-806
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The
Use of Search Engine Technologies to Enhance an On-Site Learning Experience
M. Arrigo, M. Gentile, and D. Taibi (Italy)
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Abstract
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461-006
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st Years' Undergraduate Mega-Modules' />
Using
VLE's for On-Line Learning in 1st Years' Undergraduate Mega-Modules
H.J. Temmink (UK)
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Abstract
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461-065
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Ensuring Quality in the Design, Development and Implementation of Computer based Learning Packages – A Best Practice Framework
N. Hanney and P. Watson (UK)
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Abstract
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461-077
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Balanced Scorecard Usage in e-Learning Systems
J. Nuzhnaja and E. Õunapuu (Estonia)
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Abstract
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461-100
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The InterTest Multiple-Choice Web-based Software
P. Pouyioutas, M. Poveda, V. Kalogerou, and D. Apraxine (Cyprus)
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Abstract
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461-107
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Assessing American Sign Language Performance: Developing an Environment for Capturing, Evaluating, and Monitoring Student Progress
S. Hooper, S. Rose, and C. Miller (USA)
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Abstract
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461-111
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A Proposal
of Criteria for Evaluation of Distance Education Courses
A. Dahmer, R.M. Viccari, and D.J. Nunes (Brazil)
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Abstract
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461-117
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A Web-based
Outcome Assessment Tool: EvalTOOLSTM
F. Mak, S. Frezza, and W.-S. Yoo (USA)
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Abstract
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461-119
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An Online Test Tool to Create Quizzes by Students – Analysis of Competitive and Collaborative Quiz Creation by Groups
M. Takagi, D. Hirashima, M. Tanaka, and Y. Teshigawara (Japan)
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Abstract
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461-154
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Quality Issues in Web-based Education: Is a Six-Week On-Line Course Quality Professional Development?
E. Johnson (Germany)
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Abstract
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461-808
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A Support System for Early Childhood Education: e-Infant Education Net System
K. Sasada, K. Shintani, H. Haga, and S. Kaneda (Japan)
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Abstract
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461-809
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Identification and Positioning based on Motion Sensors and a Video Camera
J. Kawai, K. Shintani, H. Haga, and S. Kaneda (Japan)
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Abstract
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461-810
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A Children's Music Education Support System using Sensor Data, Video Images, and Sound Data
H. Shimizu, K. Morimoto, S. Kaneda, H. Haga, and K. Shintani (Japan)
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Abstract
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461-811
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Proposal for a Framework of Community Support in Infant Education by using the Combination of Multiple Cameras and a Bulletin Board
K. Shintani, K. Komai, A. Yoshida, S. Kaneda, and H. Haga (Japan)
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Abstract
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461-812
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New Childhood Observation Method by Active Mass
A. Kono, K. Shintani, M. Ueda, and S. Kaneda (Japan)
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Abstract
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461-813
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A Study
of Information Education in Early Childhood Education Courses
M. Hirano, K. Shintani, Y. Miyata, A. Inoue, and
S. Kaneda (Japan)
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Abstract
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461-826
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Using Semantic Web Mining Technologies for Personalized e-Learning Experiences
P. Markellou, I. Mousourouli, S. Spiros, and A. Tsakalidis (Greece)
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Abstract
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461-827
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Visualizing Learning Networks for Instructor Support
V. Tzoumakas and B. Theodoulidis (UK)
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Abstract
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461-829
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Semantic Learning Interventions using Web Services Technology
P. Adamopoulou, D. Kanellopoulos, E. Sakkopoulos, and A. Tsakalidis (Greece)
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Abstract
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461-830
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Overview & Classification of Web-based Education (Systems, Tools & Practices)
T. Hadzilacos and M. Xenos (Greece)
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Abstract
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461-831
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Concepts for Knowledge-oriented Learning
J. Lischka, J. Bajnai, and D. Karagiannis (Austria)
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Abstract
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461-832
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Using Expert Systems Technology for Student Evaluation in a Web-based Educational System
I. Hatzilygeroudis, P. Chountis, C. Giannoulis, and C. Koutsojannis (Greece)
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Abstract
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461-833
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Capturing
Application-Domain Specific Patterns in a Web Application: The E-Learning
Paradigm
D. Dimitrakopoulou, M. Rigou, S. Sirmakessis, A.
Tsakalidis, and G. Tzimas (Greece)
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Abstract
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461-007
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Supporting Inductive Reasoning in Adaptive Virtual Learning Environment
T. Lin, Kinshuk, and P. McNab (New Zealand)
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Abstract
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461-019
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Computer Managed Instruction Interoperability in E-Learning Systems
A. Goh and J.X. Tou (Singapore)
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Abstract
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461-032
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Providing Interoperability Services in the Ubiquitous Digital Library Project
R. Morales Salcedo, H. Ogata, and Y. Yano (Japan)
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Abstract
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461-038
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A Response Analyzer System Utilizing Mobile Phones
K. Nagaoka (Japan)
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Abstract
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461-046
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Web-based Support for Constructive Alignment
W. Yip (PRC)
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Abstract
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461-062
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Experience Matrix System: A Novel Mining Method for Discover Learning Path
J.-H. Ho, C.-W. Tsai, C.-S. Yang, and C.-Y. Chuang (Taiwan)
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Abstract
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461-080
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A Web Services Framework Supporting the Teaching of Web Engineering
M. Lockyer, G. Griffiths, B. Oates, D.W. Pulikkottil, and S. Roody (UK)
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Abstract
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461-095
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Negotiated Learning by Fuzzy Cognitive Maps
A. Peña and H. Sossa (Mexico)
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Abstract
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461-124
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The Application of TINS to Enhance Theme-based Inquiry Learning in a Taiwanese Rural Elementary School
M.-J.H. Lin and C.-D. Lin (Taiwan)
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Abstract
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461-172
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From Web to Grid: Evolution of a Learning Environment
C. Allison, R. Nicoll, M. Bateman, and B. Ling (UK)
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Abstract
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What are Digital Object Identifers?
This publication covers the following topics: Multimedia Technology in WBE; Collaborative Learning in WBE; Virtual Scientific Labs and Virtual Reality; Software Systems, Tools and Agents for WBE; Learning Objects and Educational Portals for WBE; Authoring and Adaptive Systems; Designing Learning Activities: From Content-based to Context-based Learning Services; WBE: National and International Projects and Policies; WBE Curriculum and Courseware Development; Case Studies on Web-based Learning and Web-based Training; Communication Technology and Mobile Education/Learning; Quality Issues, Testing and Assessment in WBE; Web-based Education for Elementary and Infant Education; Web-based Teaching and Learning Technologies; Case Studies on Innovative Teaching and Learning Technology; Case Studies on Corporate, Vocational, and Adult Learning, and Distance Education; and Subject-Specific Web-based Teaching and Learning.