E-learning environments
SIMULACRE: A proposal for practical training in e learning environments
... an e-learning methodology that offers students the opportunity to put their abilities, competencies and knowledge into practice in a real situation of an existing ...in e-learning ...
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Bringing academics on board: encouraging institution-wide diffusion of e-learning environments
... develop e-learning environments, a phased approach to implementation may lead to greater success (Carroll-Barefield, Smith, Prince & Campbell, ...generic learning objects and then adding ...
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An Investigation into the Acquisition of Tacit Knowledge in e-Learning Environments: An Experimental Study
... adopting e-Learning as the main delivery method to train employees (Simmons, ...Although e-Learning grows consistently as a medium for knowledge delivery in many sectors, there are still ...
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Users perceptions of e learning environments and services effectiveness: the emergence of the concept functionality model
... specific learning models, arguing that just giving more control in e-learning environments may not result in more user satisfaction, and could impact negatively on the learning ...for ...
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Research trends in measurement and intervention tools for self-regulated learning for e-learning environments—systematic review (2008–2018)
... peer-to-peer learning, and help ...on e-learning environments especially LMS which are majorly used by higher institutions of learning (Broadbent & Poon, 2015; Kizilcec et ...a ...
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The roles of academic engagement and digital readiness in students’ achievements in university e-learning environments
... university e-learning ...of e-learning on campus, e-learning adoption and e-learning atti- tude, did not directly predict academic ...in e-learning in ...
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Designing e-learning environments to encourage learner autonomy: Creating a framework for development
... language learning has been increasingly influenced by constructivist approaches to learning and ...and learning experience, requires educationalists to critically review existing teaching strategies, ...
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Teacher development in e-learning environments
... (A) My use of the computer in the classroom: I have taken a piece-meal approach, with a view to gradually building up my repertoire of activities. I have worked with Year 8 students on basic word-processing skills such ...
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Interactive simulator for e-Learning environments: a teaching software for health care professionals
... In this paper we present our experience of an e-Learning course realized using the numerical simulator of the cardiovascular system CARDIOSIM © [5]. This interactive software is able to reproduce ...
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Instructional Design Interventions for Supporting Self-Regulated Learning: Enhancing Academic Outcomes in Postsecondary E-Learning Environments
... problem-based learning; (b) SRL only; (c) problem-based learning only; or (d) no SRL or problem-based ...their learning behavior on a weekly basis. The problem-based learning (PBL) group ...
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Evaluation of social personalized adaptive E Learning environments : end user point of view
... wherein learning contents is adapted to personalized ...adaptive e-learning experience by introducing a social ...adaptive e-learning has recently accumulated a considerable set of ...
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Collaborative trails in e learning environments
... on-line environments are Inquiry Learning Forum 4 , an on- line community of practice for grade 5-12 mathematics and science teachers, Tapped In 5 , which intends to support the online activities of a large ...
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Personalised trails and learner profiling within e learning environments
... cognitive learning styles to support learning reflects a well-established and diverse body of evidence (Coffield et ...cognitive learning styles has prompted a number of recent articles ...cognitive ...
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E-learning and its Impact on LIS Profession
... E-learning environments pose unique challenges and problems in providing information ...for e-learning as well as face-to-face classroom teaching ...But e-learning ...
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The Effectiveness Of Blended Learning Environments
... online learning enables individual learning, from time to time might cause students to feel isolated when students are together in a classroom discussing with an educator or other students in the same ...
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Web mediated education and training environments: A review of personalised interactive e learning resources
... their learning resources; keep their students informed about course requirements; monitor students usage and progress through the learning resources provided; and so ...the learning experience as ...
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Patterns of personal learning environments
... However, a PLE is not a piece of software. It’s an environment where people and tools and communities and resources interact in a very loose kind of way. Hence, patterns are a reasonable means to identify useful means of ...
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AUTONOMOUS LEARNING: DIFFERENT VIEWS AND USE OF COMPUTERS
... independent learning which in turn brings us to the concept of individualisation of the learning ...methodologies. Learning how to learn becomes an integral part of the curriculum and various ...
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Learning Through Rich Environments
... For such an approach to be useful, it must be possible to apply these models to the practical design of learning environments. What needs to happen next is for the models to be applied to real design ...
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Explorations into the behaviour oriented nature of intelligence : Fuzzy behavioural maps
... The learning algorithms are used to adapt the weighting factors of ...several learning algorithms have been proposed and tested according to the time o f convergence (or time required for the ...
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