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[Lecture Notes in Educational Technology] The New Development of Technology Enhanced Learning || Gesture-Based Technologies for Enhancing Learning

โœ Scribed by Huang, Ronghuai; Kinshuk, ; Chen, Nian-Shing


Book ID
125836080
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Year
2014
Tongue
German
Weight
536 KB
Edition
2014
Category
Article
ISBN
3642382916

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โœฆ Synopsis


The book addresses the main issues concerned with the new development of learning processes, innovative pedagogical changes, the effects of new technologies on education, future learning content, which aims to gather the newest concepts, research and best practices on the frontiers of technology enhanced learning from the aspects of learning, pedagogies and technologies in learning in order to draw a picture of technology enhanced learning in the near future. Some issues like โ€œe-learning ... m-learning ... u-learning โ€“ innovative approaches,โ€ โ€œthe Framework and Method for Understanding the New Generation Students,โ€ โ€œContext-aware Mobile Role Playing Game for Learning,โ€ โ€œ Pedagogical issues in content creation and use: IT literacy through Spoken Tutorials,โ€ โ€œSupporting collaborative knowledge construction and discourse in the classroom,โ€ โ€œDigital Systems for Hierarchical Open Access to Education,โ€ โ€œ Using Annotated Patient Records to Teach Clinical Reasoning to Undergraduate Students of Medicine,โ€ย โ€œ Utilizing Cognitive Skills Ontology for Designing Personalized Learning Environmentsโ€ and โ€œUsing Interactive Mobile Technologies to Develop Operating Room Technologies Competencyโ€ are discussed in separate chapters.


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