E-learning environments

Using the Personalization Hypothesis to Design E-Learning Environments... 

The fundamental challenge for the panel is for each panelist to put forward their vision for the future of human-centric virtual learning environments and virtual learning communities. The panel will explore the issue of what human-centric in the e-learning environment means, and how to resolve the issue of the seeming conflict between shared learning experience and the need to be culturally sensitive. 

Describe your vision of an e-learning environment (existing or imaginary) that meets what you consider to be human-centric requirements and culturally sensitive ... 

Flynn, A. E., Klein, J. P. (2001). The influenee of diseussion groups in a ease-based learning environment. Education Technology Research and Development, 49(3), 71-84. 

Kozma, R. Russell, J., Jones, T., Marx,N., Davis, J. (1996). The use of multiple linked representations to faeilitate seienee understanding. In S. Vosniadou, R. Glaser, E. DeCorte, H. Mandl (Eds.), International perspectives on the psychologicalfoundations of technology-based learning environments pp. 41-60), Hillsdale, NJ Erlbaum. 

In constructivist learning environments, relating takes place when students see meaningful connections between new (i.e., unfamiliar) concepts and contexts that are familiar to them. They connect something they do not know yet to something they already know well. When... 

BASIC, or Beginners Algebraic Symbolic Instruction Code, was developed by Kemeny63 as a "baby FORTRAN" for simple computers (e.g., minicomputers). BASIC does not wait for the whole user-written program to be finished, but compiled each typed line as soon as typed. It was ideally suited for a simple learning environment. Microsoft VISUAL BASIC is a GUI-interfaced version. Microsoft QUICK BASIC 4.5 is much better than FORTRAN embodiments in accessing instruments for real-time data acquisition and control. 

As w e learn more about the ocular immunosuppressive environment, the list of immuneomodulatory molecules and factors w ithin aqueous humor continues to grow. ... 

Vol. 84 Computer-Based Learning Environments and Problem Solving. Edited by E. De Corte, M. C. Linn, H. Mandl and L. Verschaffel. XVI, 488 pages. 1992. (AET)... 

Crawley, E. R, HaUam, C. R. A., Imrich, S. (2002). Engineering the engineering learning environment. Cambridge, MA Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 

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