
Engaging Learners Through Emerging Technologies
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Content
- Title
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- The Construct of Student Engagementand the Applications of ICT
- Student Engagement: Meanings, Approaches and Ideas for Educators Interested in ICT
- Introduction
- Perspectives
- Factors Affecting Student Engagement
- ICT as Key Tool to Provide Desirable Factors
- Conclusion
- References
- Emerging Pedagogies through ICT
- Learning Management System: Japanese Student Perceptions and Expectations
- Introduction
- Purpose of the Study
- Research Questions
- Methodology
- The Setting and Student Profiles
- Procedures
- The Learning Management System
- Findings
- Discussion of Findings
- Conclusions
- References
- e-Assessment: A Case of Student-Centred Learning
- Introduction
- Literature Review
- e-Assessment Project
- Feedback and Major Findings
- Impact and Conclusion
- References
- A Report on the Online Learning Experience of Students in Accounting Course
- Introduction
- Blended Learning Implementation
- Survey Results a and Findings
- SOUL 2.0 Access In nformation
- Summary of y Survey Results
- Discussion of Surve ey Results
- Conclusion
- References
- An Enhanced e-Assessment System for the Acquisition of Putonghua
- Introduction
- Literature Review
- Background
- General Structure of the System.
- Assessment
- New Features of the System
- Extended Curriculum
- System Rationale of o the New Curriculum
- Question Formats
- Assessment Report
- Evaluation of the Prototype
- Potential Use of the Enhanced e-Assessment System
- Conclusion
- Acknowledgement.
- References
- Using a Facebook Closed-Group as Part of an Online Course
- Introduction
- Creating a Facebook Closed-Group
- Student Survey
- Participants
- Results of the Student Survey
- Conclusion
- References
- Social Network Sites and e-Learning Adoption
- Introduction
- Technology and Higher Education
- Use of Social Networks as a Moderating Factor in e-Learning Platform Acceptance
- Methodology
- Development of the Model
- Field Work
- Results
- Structural Model
- Multigroup Analysis - Interaction Effect
- Quasi-Moderated Relationships
- Analysis of the Results
- Conclusion
- Confirmation of the Relationships Posited in the Model
- The Moderating Role of SNS Use in e-Learning Adoption
- Implications for Universities
- References
- Applications of ICT in Teaching and Learning
- An Effective Tool to Support Teaching and Learning of Modular Programming
- Introduction
- Difficulties in Teaching and Learning of Computer
- Programming
- Electronic Submission System
- Evaluation and Discussion
- Difficulties Addressed by the System
- Good Practices of Computer Programming
- Evaluation
- Post-course Observation
- Conclusion
- References
- A Mobile Application to Enhance Teaching and Learning in Classroom Environment
- Introduction
- Attendance Record Management
- Online Quiz Management
- Methodology
- Results
- Login to the Mobile Application
- Real-Time Attendance Taking and Management
- Online Quiz Management
- Conclusions
- References
- Design and Development of Multi-subject Item Bank in an M-Learning System
- Introduction
- Design Concept
- User Experience
- Core Ideas
- Value for Learners.
- Learners Willingness to Use.
- System Design
- Database Design
- Question Group Generation Subsystem
- The Mistake Collection Subsystem
- Architecture
- Methodology
- Techniques
- Operation of the Item Bank
- Advantages
- Existing Problems
- Conclusion
- References
- An e-Learning System for Piano Instruction
- Introduction
- Background
- Contrast Traditional Piano Learning with the e-Learning System
- Composition of the e-Learning System
- Hardware
- Software for Demonstration
- Software for Management
- Survey of the Teaching Effect
- Improvements
- Conclusion
- References
- Research/Case Studies on ICT in Engaged Learning
- Analysis of Experts' and Novices' Thinking Process in Program Debugging
- Introduction
- Literature Review
- Implications of Debugging
- Program Error Types
- Related Studies
- Research Methods
- The Experiment
- Language Debugging Program
- Debugging Behaviors
- Research Procedure
- Research Findings and Discussion
- Analysis of Program Debugging Time for Experts and Novices
- Analysis of Program Debugging Thinking Process in Experts and Novices
- Analysis of Student's C Language Debugging Time
- Conclusions
- References
- Student Teachers' Perception of the VBL System to Enhance Technology Integration Competencies
- Introduction
- The Internship Program
- The VBL System
- Design of the Study
- Participants
- Instrument
- Procedure
- Results
- Results from the Questionnaire
- Results from the Interviews
- Discussion
- Conclusion
- References
- Citizenship Education via an Online Peer Discussion Blended Learning Approach: Lessons Learned
- Introduction
- Background
- Theoretical Framework
- Attitudes, Beliefs and Persuasion
- Use of Asynchronous Online Discussion
- Method
- Pre-implementation Phase
- Actual Implementation Phase
- Post-implementation Phase
- Results
- Lessons Learned
- Conclusion
- References
- Tree-Based Comparison for Plagiarism Detection and Automatic Marking of Programming Assignments
- Introduction
- Program Comparing Methods
- Program Plagiarism
- Automatic Marking
- Comparison on Existing Systems
- System Architecture
- Methodology
- Overview
- Parse Tree
- Program Comparator
- Plagiarism Detection
- Automatic Marking
- Results
- Parse Tree
- Program Comparator
- Plagiarism Detection
- Automatic Marking
- Online Assignment Management System
- Conclusions
- References
- Research on the Learner Guide Mechanism in the Virtual Experiment Platform of Physics Based on the Theory of User-Centered Design
- Introduction
- The Virtual Experiment Platform for Physics
- The Learners' Mental Model
- The Learner Guide Mechanism
- The Principles in User-Centered Design
- Three Concept Models
- Seven Principles
- A Supplement to the Learners' Mental Model
- The Activity Model during the Network Learning Process
- The Learner-Centered Psychological Principles
- An Improved Learners' Mental Model
- The Learner Guide Mechanism and Design Scheme
- Invisible Guide
- Beginners Guide
- Encouraging Guide
- Conclusions
- References
- Turning to a New Page of Open Textbooks
- Overcoming Copyright Hurdles in the Development of Learning Materials in the Digital Era
- Introduction
- Copyright
- Developing Learning Materials
- Writing Your Own Course 'Based On' Existing Learning Materials
- Copying a Small Amount of Other People's Work
- Providing Links to Materials on the Web
- Using Copyrighted Material: By Permission of the Copyright Owner
- Using Copyrighted Material: Through a Copyright Collective Administration
- Copyrighted Material with CC Licenses
- Open Education Resources (OER)
- Open Textbooks
- Public Domain Resources
- Other Free Materials
- Conclusion
- References
- Appendix 1: Some OER Websites
- Appendix 2: Examples of Open Textbooks and OER Projects
- Open Access Textbooks: Opportunities and Challenges
- Introduction
- Open Access Textbooks
- Implementation of Open Access Textbooks
- Open Access Textbook Platform
- Open Access Textbook Contents
- Quality Assurance System
- Continuous Culture and Capacity Building
- Sustainable Development of Open Access Textbooks
- Conclusion
- References
- eVolution from Conventional Textbooks to Open Textbooks: A Way Out for Hong Kong
- Introduction
- Conventional Textbooks: Taxing Problems to the Authority and Parents
- High and Increasing Prices
- Inflexibility in Revision or Updating
- Weight
- Bundling Students' Textbooks with Teaching Materials for Teachers
- Marketing Strategy
- Approach Adopted by the Government / Education Bureau
- Results Thus Far
- Textbook Problems - A General Phenomenon
- From Conventional Textbooks to the eWorld
- Constraint of Conventional Textbooks
- The Move towards ICT
- Open Textbooks: A Promising Solution
- Characteristics
- Strengths
- Conclusion
- References
- Author Index
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