610-040
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Distributed
Search of Learning Objects into the Lor@ Architecture
N.G. Berenguer, F.C. Patón (Spain), L.I. Navarro (Cuba), P.P. Peco, and M.M. Such (Spain)
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Abstract
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610-044
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Metadata Extraction and Description with Use of RDF for e-Learning Context
M. Maejima and Y. Tamura (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-050
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The Development of Educational Materials for the Study of Architecture using Computer Game Technology
C.B. Price (UK)
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Abstract
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610-085
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Development of an e-Learning Environment Across all Departments and a Model Class
T. Matsumoto, T. Suzuki, M. Sato, and T. Imachi (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-089
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Modeling Learning Practices as Components of Learning Objects and Specifying Sequences of Content and Practice
D. de S. e S. Rodrigues, S.W.M. Siqueira (Brazil), M.H.L.B. Braz (Portugal), and R.N. Melo (Brazil)
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Abstract
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610-100
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Integrated Solution for Learning Content Management Systems Development
K. Yordanova (Bulgaria)
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Abstract
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610-023
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ECoDI:
The Invention of a Digital-Virtual Living Space
E. Schlemmer, L. Backes, P.S.S. Frank, and F. Andros da Silva (Brazil)
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Abstract
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610-030
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Help Desk Architecture for a U-Learning System Characterized by the Use of Probabilistic Reasoning-based Search of a Case Base
Y. Fujiwara, S. Abe, Y. Maeda, and H. Yoshida (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-052
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A Geographical Information System in a Virtual Learning Environment
J. Cuartero-Olivera, L. Porta-Simó, F. Giménez-Pardo, M. Serra-Vizern, R. Beneito-Montagut, A. Pérez-Navarro, J.A. Morán-Moreno, and E. Santamaría-Pérez (Spain)
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Abstract
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610-082
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Using Alternate Reality Games to Support Language Learning
T.M. Connolly, M. Stansfield, J. Josephson (UK), N. Lázaro, G. Rubio (Spain), C.R. Ortiz (The Netherlands), N. Tsvetkova, and S. Tsvetanova (Bulgaria)
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Abstract
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610-099
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eAixessor - A Modular Framework for Automatic Assessment of Weekly Assignments in Higher Education
E. Altenbernd-Giani, U. Schroeder, and P.W. Stalljohann (Germany)
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Abstract
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610-101
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Toward Virtual Campuses: Collaborative Virtual Labs and Personalized Learning Services in a Real-Life Context
S. Tsekeridou, T. Tiropanis, I.T. Christou, and H. Vakilzadeh (Greece)
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Abstract
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610-107
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The Framework and Prospective Design for Web-based Intelligent Tutoring System
E. Kovatcheva (Bulgaria) and T. Okamoto (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-035
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Effects of Web-based Instruction on Thai Students' Achievement: A Meta-Analysis
S. Apichatibutarapong, W. Worrachittanon, R. Tenissara, N. Vongsirojgul, and S. Petsuwan (Thailand)
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Abstract
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610-053
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e-Learning: Analysis Development and Opportunities of the New Way of Teaching in Italy
E. Briano, A. Catania, and R. Revetria (Italy)
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Abstract
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610-075
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Management of e-Learning Services in European Union
A. Zamfir (Romania)
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Abstract
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610-076
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From
Distributed Computing to Distributed Learning
P. Jandric, M. Artacho, R. Hopkins, and D. Fergusson (UK)
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Abstract
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610-111
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Web-based Education in Japan: Myth and Reality
K. Aoki (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-801
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The Process Innovation for e-Learning Implementation: A Case Study of a Taiwan University
C.-C. Lin, K. Pawar, Z. Ma (UK), and J.W. Chen (Taiwan)
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Abstract
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610-021
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Students' Attitude to Formative Web-based Assessment
J. Rutkowski, K. Moscinska, and D. Grzechca (Poland)
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Abstract
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610-028
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Analysis of Students' Achievement in Computer Literacy Focusing on their Prior Knowledge
M. Kikusawa, O. Yamakawa, and T. Tanaka (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-063
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Effects of Test Modality - Computer-based versus Paper-and-Pencil - on Nonnatives' English Results
J.B. Strother, Z. Fazal, A. Johnson, and M. Millsap (USA)
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Abstract
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610-065
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Cogntive Schemas in Web-based Learning Environments: Effects of Instant Messaging Interruptions on Undergraduates
K.K. Wijekumar, K. Garlitz, D. Hartman, J. Lyon, M. Shaffer, and A. Thompson (USA)
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Abstract
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610-066
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A Step from CAA toward MAA: A Test-Question Repository
P. Grew, E. Pagani, I. Longhi, and A. Cardinale (Italy)
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Abstract
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610-072
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Assessing the Acceptability of a Distributed Learning Resources Repository Catalogue for Computer based Assessments
N. Bessis and P. Norrington (UK)
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Abstract
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610-083
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Best Practice of Electronic Examination at the Innsbruck University School of Management
K. Fink and C. Ploder (Austria)
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Abstract
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610-093
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Knowledge
Degree of Learning Modules Corresponding to the IRT Score
O. Yamakawa, M. Kikusawa, and T. Tanaka (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-012
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Improving e-Learning 2.0-based Training Strategies of SMEs through Communities of Practice
I. Hamburg, S. Engert, P. Anke (Germany), and M. Marin (Romania)
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Abstract
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610-019
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A Multimedia Museum Guide System with Instant Infrared Communication
D. Cai (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-034
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Ambient Information Makes the Grade - Developing an SMS Course Management Tool
J. Richardson, E. McKay, J. Lenarcic, and C. Craig (Australia)
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Abstract
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610-038
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Design and Implementation of a Secure Mobile Wiki System
C. Kolias, S. Demertzis, and G. Kambourakis (Greece)
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Abstract
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610-041
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Collaborative Tagging in a Mobile Synchronized Lecture Environment
K.O. Chow, A.Y.K. Chan, S.K.S. Cheung, and G.T.L. Wong (PRC)
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Abstract
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610-064
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Evaluation of On-Going Observations and Communication with the Use of "Lunar Obersvation Support" System
M. Suzuki, H. Miyata, T. Nishimori, M. Nanbara, M. Fukahori, and T. Akamatsu (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-071
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Pull with Pearsons Trigger Word Tool to Enable Simplexity: Student Empowerment via a Text Messaging System for Mobile Administration
J. Richardson, J. Lenarcic, E. McKay, and C. Craig (Australia)
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Abstract
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610-014
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An Item Response Theory for Peer Assessment
M. Ueno and K. Nagaoka (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-029
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Learnr
- Web 2.0-Driven Learning
D. Dahl, J. Lechtenbörger, J. Sieberg, and G. Vossen (Germany)
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Abstract
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610-033
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Structured Authoring of Technical Documents through Systematic Use of Open-Source Technologies
D. Roy (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-042
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Symbolic Approach for Developing Collaborative and Autonomous Learning (C&AL) in Higher Education
H. Nishinosono, T. Okamoto, H. Miyata, S. Mochizuki, N. Mashiko, and T. Togo (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-073
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Supporting Continuing Professional Development through Technology Enhanced Collaborative Learning
R. Harris (UK)
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Abstract
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610-104
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LECO: An Internal Virtual Tool to Aid Collaboration in the Context of a Virtual University
J. Conesa, À. Rius, D. Gañan, and D. Gómez (Spain)
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Abstract
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610-106
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e-Learning based Cooperative Educational and Pedagogical Methods for VET Teachers
T. Köpeczi-Bócz (Hungary)
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Abstract
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610-113
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An Attempt to Enhance Conversation by Dialog Act Display and Real-Time Typing Display in the "Reach" Chat Tool
W. Tsukahara and T. Okamoto (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-027
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Departing from Black Box Approach in Linear Algebra with the Help of a Web-System
H. Nishizawa and T. Yoshioka (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-037
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Secondary School Students in Online University Courses: A Case Study
J.M. Matuga (USA)
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Abstract
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610-047
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Motivation, Self-Assessment, and Tacit Knowledge in e-Learning Context Selection
E. Tsui, V.W.S. Yeung (PRC), and B.J. Garner (Australia)
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Abstract
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610-058
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A Comparative Study of LMS Usability for First-Time Users: Navigation Concept, Subjective Evaluation, and Task Completion Rate and Time
Y. Sasaki (Japan), L. Taferner, G.J. Anker (Austria), and T. Okamoto (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-060
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A Comparison of Formal and Non-Formal Virtual Learning Communities
R.A. Schwier, D. Morrison, and B. Daniel (Canada)
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Abstract
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610-062
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Constructivist Teaching 2008: Virtual Worlds, Promising Technologies, Inspiring Examples
M. Yoder (USA)
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Abstract
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610-069
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OnLine Assessment in e-Learning: The Elephant in the Room?
A. Murphy (UK)
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Abstract
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610-079
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e-Learning and e-Pedagogy: How Do We Know It Works?
D.J. Shelley, L.B. Swartz, and M.T. Cole (USA)
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Abstract
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610-088
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ePBL: Investigating the Use of Online Resources to Support Problem based Learning in Physiotherapy Education
A. Rickard and J. Yorke (UK)
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Abstract
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610-096
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A Novel Teaching Strategy IDRC for Enhancing Creativity
T. Kwei-Liang and H.Y.-T. Sung (Taiwan)
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Abstract
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610-097
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The
eduWEAVER Contents Approach: From Provision to Instruction
F. Waldner, M. Nemetz, and D. Karagiannis (Austria)
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Abstract
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610-098
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Cognitive Apprenticeship Approach to Developing Meta-Cognitive Skill with Cognitive Tool for Web-based Navigational Learning
A. Kashihara, M. Shinya, K. Taira, and K. Sawazaki (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-110
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Experiencing Virtual Team Membership - Decentralized Decision-Making Processes Leading to Meaningful Learning
E. Saarinen, T. Lainema, and S. Lähteenmäki (Finland)
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Abstract
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610-800
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A CSCL System for Emergent Division of Labor in Discovery Learning Activities
H. Funaoi, H. Suzuki, Y. Kubota, R. Hirasawa, and H. Kato (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-039
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Applying Video Annotation Technology on Web-based Multimedia Learning
Framework
I.-T. Yeh, H.-T. Lin, K.-N. Chang, and H.-Y. Chen (Taiwan)
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Abstract
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610-049
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The Technology of Identifying Optimal Testing Time in Adaptive Knowledge Control System
P. Fedoruk (Ukraine)
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Abstract
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610-051
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Using a Greek LMS to Enhance Distributed Multimedia Content to Remote and Mobile Students
D. Glaroudis, E. Bompoli, S. Pavlidis, and S. Manitsaris (Greece)
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Abstract
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610-086
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An Application
of Data Mining in Adaptive Web based Education System
M. Despotović, Z. Bogdanović, D. Barać, and B. Radenković (Serbia)
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Abstract
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610-095
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Handheld-Card-based Telecommunications using Handwritten Keywords
K. Asai, K. Kondo, and H. Kobayashi (Japan)
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Abstract
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610-112
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Adaptive
Web3D Virtual Learning Environment using Interest Management
R. Gu, M. Zhu, and N. Zhang (PRC)
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Abstract
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What are Digital Object Identifers?
This publication covers the following topics: Web-based Educaiton (WBE); Web-based Training; Online Education and Training; E-learning and E-training; Innovative Teaching and Learning Technologies for Web-based Education; Streaming Multimedia Applications in Web-based Education; Mobile E-learning; Collaborative E-learning; E-Pedagogy; Web-Lecturing Technology; Innovative Web-based Teaching and Learning Technologies; Virtual Reality Applications in Web-based Education; Scientific Web-based Laboratories and Virtual Labs; Software and Hardware Systems for Web-based Education; Authoring Systems for Web-based Education; Multi-agent Technology Applications in Web-based Education; Design and Development of Online Courseware; Reusable Learning Objects for Web-based Education; Educational Portals for Web-based Education; Virtual Universities and Colleges; Online Degree and Certificate Programs; Quality Issues of Web-based Education; Testing and Assessment Issues of Web-based Education; Best Practices of Web-based Education; National Policies and Strategies on Web-based Education; National Projects on Virtual Universities and Web-based Education; International Projects and International Collaboration on Web-based Education; Academia/Industry Collaboration on Web-based Training; Corporate Web-based Training; Web-based Methods and Tools in Traditional, Open, and Distance Education; Blended Education and Training; Faculty Development on Web-based Education; Dot-com Educational Institutions and their Impact on Traditional Universities; and Funding Opportunities for Projects in Web-based Education.