Virtual learning environments
Grammatical accuracy improvement in virtual learning environments using screencast feedback
... face environments to develop their listening, reading, speaking, and writing ...language learning process and make it more ...and virtual learning environments have played a positive ...
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Lifelong learning teachers' needs in virtual learning environments
... During the first contributions of the participants in the debate about the suitability of UOC LOM Application Profile, a difference was established between the necessities covered by this profile and the real situation ...
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Learning Analytics and Interactions in Virtual Learning Environments. A Comparative Study of Typologies and their Relationship with Academic Performance
... informal learning processes which take place outside the VLE [27] or in other contexts –such as personal learning environments (PLE)–, and which are therefore not stored by the VLE; 3) the analysis ...
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Using virtual learning environments in bricolage mode for orchestrating learning situations across physical and virtual spaces
... their learning situations conducted across different physical and virtual spaces? Thus, we explored the orchestration support provided by the learning buckets by studying the use in authentic ...
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Integration and usage of mobile photo applications in virtual learning environments
... This dissertation presents, discusses, and sheds some light on the problems that appear when computers try to automatically classify musical genres from audio sig- nals. In particular, a method is proposed for the ...
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Hacia una propuesta de análisis semiótico integral de ambientes virtuales de aprendizaje = Toward an integral semiotic analysis proposal of virtual learning environments
... Some investigations have pointed to the fact that messages that combine verbal with other kind of resources such as images or animation, are stored on the brain in two different ways, and that they are more likely to be ...
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Virtual learning environments in faculties of education in Spain: changes on student attitude
... blended learning does not correspond to the tradition of the related practices; Ginns and Ellis (2007) affirm that several key aspects of that context – the quality of on-line teaching, resources, workload, and ...
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GLUE!: an architecture for the integration of external tools in virtual learning environments
... in learning platforms might seem recent, but it is not new at ...the learning eort and the adaptation period required, and sometimes because their institutions force them to use a particular, institutional ...
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Effective Learner Lecturer Interaction Working With a Virtual Learning Environment
... the virtual world (Cardona, 2008). Traditional teaching and virtual learning differ in the way teachers communicate with students and how students are involved in the learning process from the ...
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Students' perceptions of their learning environments
... the learning environment at the faculty or departmental level, since that findings at this level may be more productive since lead directly to the review and modification of course design and teaching ...
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TítuloE learning and Face to Face Mixed Methodology: Evaluating effectiveness of e learning and perceived satisfaction for a microeconomic course using the Moodle Platform
... Because of this, our proposal consists of three parts: 1. The face to face evaluation, to assess the capability of reasoning, that must be demonstrated by developing analytical expressions and solving problems related to ...
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Structural awareness for collaborative learning environments
... Structural awareness employs different strategies that aim to make more coherent the VLC users’ actions and perceptions of these actions that take place in FTTs, overcoming the identified incongruencies. These strategies ...
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Embedding emotion awareness into e learning environments
... For almost two decades, Pekrun and his team [24, 26] examined the impact of the so-called academic emotions. According to their findings, positive mood fosters holistic, creative ways of thinking. Harmful effects can ...
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Capturing user behavior in e learning environments
... the virtual cam- pus uses client-server web technology and common interface to integrate a series of services and function- ...of virtual classrooms, where each one has several com- munication spaces where ...
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Broadening the CRM domain of application to higher educational (e learning) environments
... We have tried to make some contribution to the general CRM framework of non- profit making organizations and, in particular, to the CRM applications used in the e- learning arena. We are all aware of what CRM is. ...
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CRM and higher education : developing a monitoring system to improve relationships in e learning environments
... It is possible to resort to a variety of generic methods to be imported and/or adapted to the monitoring of students and working groups to the e-learning field. These methods range from formal methods (e.g.: ...
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Qos improvement within distributed environments through the use of SLAs
... Cloud environments represent two of the more eminent distributed computational environments, which are characterized by a huge amount of resources, different in ...Grid environments appeared based on ...
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Assisted Hybrid Structured 3D Virtual Environments
... Particularly, v-mWater is a water market focused in the agriculture domain. In the agriculture domain, a farmer can own water rights. A water right has associated a given amount of water to irrigate farmlands. Our market ...
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Learning generalization in virtual environments: a revision of the theoretical principles from a cognitive perspective
... addressed in these pages, one of them, perhaps the most obvious is the need to be brief for not unduly prolonging this communication. These reasons also notes that, from authors' perspective , some of the newest theories ...
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Use of infographics in virtual environments for personal learning process on Boolean algebra
... In 2013 is designed SHAU, which presents audiovisual contents on Boolean algebra considering the aspects of knowledge level and learning style that has the student. The SHAU 1.0 is designed by means of usability, ...
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