470-049
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Evaluating Virtual Learning Communities using a Nonlinear Model
L.H.L. Araújo, G.J. Lucena Filho, and M. Losada (Brazil)
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Abstract
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470-066
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Virtu@l Consult@tion: An Interactive Learning Environment for Remote Medical Learning
E. Medélez Ortega, A. Burgun, and P. Le Beux (France)
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Abstract
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470-076
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Wireless Network Facilitating Learning - Technology Transfer from Idea to Business
J. Puhakainen and P. Malinen (Finland)
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Abstract
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470-122
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Mobile and Pocket PC Web-Access to the Library IS as a Part of the Advanced Education
M. Arsic, D. Ilievski, A. Kulakov, V. Trajkovic, S. Kalajdziski, and D. Davcev (Macedonia)
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470-124
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Students as Knowledge Architects: The TôLigado Project - Your School Interactive Newspaper
B. Passarelli (Brazil)
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Abstract
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470-137
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Multipoint
Conferencing through a Satellite IP Network
N. Osawa, T. Shibuya, Kiyahiro Yuki, K. Kondo (Japan),
U. Sastrokusumo (Indonesia), T. Komolmis (Thailand), and H. Kuroiwa (Fiji)
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Abstract
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470-043
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Collaborative Learning in Anahuac del Sur University @prende Project
O. Díaz Alcántara (Mexico)
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Abstract
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470-060
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Capturing Requirements for the Modelling of Collaborative Learning Experiences
M. Caeiro-Rodríguez, L. Anido-Rifón, and M. Llamas-Nistal (Spain)
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Abstract
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470-071
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A SCORM-based English Remedying Learning System for Pre-Junior High School Students
J.-M. Hsu, C.-S. Lin, H.-I. Wu, and I.-J. Su (Taiwan)
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Abstract
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470-092
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Roles, Culture, and Computer Supported Collaborative Work on Planet Oit
L. Brandt, O. Borchert, K. Addicott, B. Cosmano, J. Hawley, G. Hokanson, D. Reetz, B. Saini-Eidukat, D.P. Schwert, B.M. Slator, S. Tomac (USA)
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470-136
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Supporting Collaborative Construction of Knowledge: Lessons Learned
E. Prasolova-Førland and M. Divitini (Norway)
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Abstract
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470-140
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Evaluation and Utilization of SICAS - A System to Support Algorithm Learning
B. Rebelo, M.J.P. Marcelino, and A.J. Mendes (Portugal)
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Abstract
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470-805
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Building
Web-based Cross-Program Solution Communities through Problem Solving and
Case Study Analysis
R.B. Angel, R.L. Sanders, and J.H. Tashner (USA)
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Abstract
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470-005
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Application of Modeling, Simulation and Optimization in Engineering Education
J. Vondrich (Czech Republic)
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Abstract
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470-016
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Blended E-Learning as an Institutional and Academic Enterprise
T.H. Reynolds and R.O. Slater (USA)
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Abstract
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470-042
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An Observatory for E-Learning Technology Standards
L. Anido, L. Sabucedo, M. Caeiro, J. Santos, M. Llamas, M.J. Fernández, and F. Mikic (Spain)
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Abstract
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470-085
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Research and Training Environment for Digital Design and Test
R. Ubar (Estonia) and H.-D. Wuttke (Germany)
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Abstract
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470-087
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Educational Technology at Monterrey Tech
R. Morales-Menéndez, R. Ramírez Mendoza, J. Limón
Robles (Mexico), and M. Ramírez Cadena (Spain)
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Abstract
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470-088
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An Architecture for Distance Learning to Support Statistics Teaching
R. Grigorio Silva Gomes, R. Marcos de Moraes, and L. dos Santos Machado (Brazil)
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Abstract
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470-094
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Year Long 3-User Trial of Code-Memory Diagram Animation Software for Teaching Computer Programming: Learning, Object Oriented Programming, & Workloads
M. Dixon (UK)
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Abstract
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470-110
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Small
Gas Flow Measurement - The Microcomputer Application in Education
M. Adámek, P. Neumann, and M. Matýsek (Czech Republic)
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Abstract
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470-115
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Monitoring and Control Systems for Real Equipment Controlled by PLC in Education
T. Sysala and P. Dostál (Czech Republic)
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Abstract
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470-138
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Multimedia and Cognitive Complexity: The Shakespeare Project at the University of Maryland University College
P. Monaco and R. Schumaker (USA)
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Abstract
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470-019
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Redevelopment of a Large Engineering Course from a Traditional to Blended Model - Circuit Theory Example
J. Rutkowski, K. Moscinska, and P. Klosowski (Poland)
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Abstract
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470-030
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Inventing Course Development Approach for University HRD Enterprise with Blended Education
M. Yoshida (Japan), D. Lavansiri, and S. Sombuntham (Thailand)
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Abstract
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470-047
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Advantages of Directed Independent Studies
R.E. Eggen and M.L. Eggen (USA)
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Abstract
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470-052
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Developing, Implementing and Assessing a University Level Online U.S. History Course
D.J. Shelley (USA)
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Abstract
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470-077
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Blended Learning in Computer Science for Students of Mechanical Engineering
K. Henning, A. Hermanns, and J.S. Jakobs (Germany)
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Abstract
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470-078
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From Market Learning Needs to Curriculum Design and Creation of E-Learning Contents
Á.D. de Oliveira, E.R. Fradinho, J.F. Oliveira, and A.T. Barbosa (Portugal)
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Abstract
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470-118
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Leveraging Grid Computing in an Intelligent Decision Making Course
D.J. Powell and J. Hollingsworth (USA)
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Abstract
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470-119
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Using the Educative Knowledge Process Model in a Statistic and Probability Course for Engineers
R. Llamosa-Villalba, A. Llamosa Ardila, A. Guerrero Alarcón, J. Gómez Gutiérrez, L. Pinilla, S. Castellanos Gálvis, L. Castellanos, and V.H. Sanchez (Colombia)
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470-132
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Towards
Development of Best Practice Guidelines for E-Learning Courses at the
University of Botswana
D. Giannini-Gachago, M. Lee (Botswana), and D. Thurab-Nkhosi
(Trinidad and Tobago)
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470-135
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An On-Line Course for On-Line Tutors - Professors and Staff Members as Students
B. Ask and H. Haugen (Norway)
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Abstract
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470-061
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Development and Evaluation of School Education Support System LINCS
Y. Yamamoto, S. Fujita, C. Lin, W. Schlecht, and S. Narita (Japan)
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Abstract
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470-063
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A Distributed and Standardized Learning Resource Service Model based on Web Services
D. Wu, Z. Yang, W. Cheng, and Q. Liu (PRC)
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Abstract
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470-068
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Culturally Appropriate Web Interface Design: Web Crawler Study
I. Kondratova, I. Goldfarb, R. Gervais, and L. Fournier (Canada)
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Abstract
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470-080
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MapEx:
Graphical Exercises based on Concept Maps for Computer Aided Learning
I. Esteban, M. Larrañaga, U. Rueda, M. Kerejeta,
J.A. Elorriaga, and A. Arruarte (Spain)
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Abstract
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470-090
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Implementing MITSA: Experiences with an E-Learning Web Service
R. Fraser and P. Mohan (Trinidad and Tobago)
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Abstract
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470-130
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Realtime Feedback and On-Demand Playback System for Teaching Skill Improvement
T. Nakajima (Japan)
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Abstract
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470-142
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Management of E-Learning Processes with High-Level Petri Nets
K. Keferstein, M. Mevius, and A. Oberweis (Germany)
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Abstract
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470-151
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Developing Students' Skills to Analyze Data in Web-based Inquiry Learning Environment "Hiking Across Estonia"
M. Pedaste and T. Sarapuu (Estonia)
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Abstract
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470-002
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Virtual Learner Centred Approaches for Diversity in Learning: Recent Experiments with the Use of a Blog
W. Baets (France)
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Abstract
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470-021
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Actual Conditions in using an E-Learning System - Learners' ICT Literacy and Off-line Behavior
K. Yuki and C. Li (Japan)
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Abstract
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470-026
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Geo-Referenced
Multisensory Information: A Productive Concept for Elementary School
M.J. Silva, C.A. Gomes, and M.J.P. Marcelino (Portugal)
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Abstract
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470-038
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A Study on Computer Literacy of Students at U/CJC of Technology in Taiwan
H.-G. Hsu and C.-P. Ho (Taiwan)
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470-048
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Moving from Print-based Distance Education to Blended Learning: Initial Challenges of an Evolving Process. [The Case of UWIDEC, St. Augustine]
D. Thurab-Nkhosi and L.S.H. Seecharan (Trinidad
and Tobago)
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Abstract
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470-053
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Universal Design for Learning: Lessons from the Classroom
S.A. Kurtts, J. Camp, and K. Bowie (USA)
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Abstract
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470-081
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Bridging the Divide: Developing Interoperable Learner Record Systems
J. Yorke and T. Rourke (UK)
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Abstract
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470-083
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Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) Interpretation: An Online Learning Activity for Healthcare Professionals
M.M. Maag (USA)
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Abstract
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470-091
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Experimental
Analysis of the Q-Matrix Method in Automated Knowledge Assessment
T.M. Barnes, D.L. Bitzer, and M.A. Vouk (USA)
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Abstract
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470-100
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Systematic Approach to Advanced Training through E-Learning in Higher Education Institutions
C.V. Carvalho (Portugal)
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Abstract
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470-101
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Interdisciplinary Team based Learning (ITBL): A Case Study
O. Alshara and N. Baker (UAE)
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Abstract
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470-111
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Dynamic Virtual Instruction: Enhancing Online Courses and Connection
R.A. Vannatta and S. Banister (USA)
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Abstract
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470-113
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Knowledge Control Approaches in Computer-Assisted Education
L. Zaitseva, C. Boule, and N. Prokofyeva (Latvia)
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Abstract
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470-127
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Learning as Intrepid Exploration: A New Model for Teaching Children to Work with Computers
J. Denner and S. Bean (USA)
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Abstract
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470-133
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Mediating Computer-based Constructivist Learning for Nursing Students in Neonatology: A Design Experiment
R.I. Diseko and D. van der Westhuizen (South Africa)
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Abstract
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470-141
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Information Technology Fluency for Middle School Girls
S. Campe, L.L. Werner, and J. Denner (USA)
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Abstract
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470-147
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Application of Micro-Scenario Method (MSM) to the Educational Problem-Solving - A Case Study for the Mother Tongue Maintenance for Immigrated Children
M. Kurosu and A. Kakefuda (Japan)
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Abstract
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470-148
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Warehousing
Marked Test Items for Course Evaluation
J. Ngwenya (Canada)
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Abstract
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470-802
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A Study of Organizational e-Learning Management System in University
W. Tsukahara, K. Seki, and T. Okamoto (Japan)
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Abstract
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470-803
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Knowledge Management for New Times with New Technologies to Promote New Learning: A Futures Approach to Self-Managed Learning
M. Fletcher (Australia)
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Abstract
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470-804
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Feedback Loop of Remedial Instruction to Learner Diagnosis
J. Tchétagni and R. Nkambou (Canada)
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Abstract
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