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Showing 1 to 20 of 748 for “"Learning Environments"”.
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Personal Learning Environments For Business Organizations
… to examine how they created and used personal learning environments (PLEs), what internet/Web 2.0 technologies were used to solve work-related problems (or for professional development), and what strategies were engaged to meet learning goals. Research questions addressed: what internet/Web 2.0 …
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Experiential learning environments for structural behavior
… these new needs. Through the Experiential Learning Cycle, this research identifies structural behavior as knowledge associated with conceptual understanding that is most effectively attained through reflective action. Within this context, an epistemological analysis reveals that the use of …
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Connection to Nature Effects Learning Environments
I strive to create the best spaces in which learning is inspired by the presence of nature.
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Design and Implementation of Online Learning Environments
… in the design and implementation of online learning environments. This approach incorporates the principles of human learning as well as the best practices in software engineering. This thesis implements a conceptual model for the design, and it describes how software elements can be …
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Towards Trustworthy Learning in Temporal Learning Environments
… thesis explores how to build trustworthy machine learning systems that learn and adapt over time. As machine learning moves beyond static benchmarks and into real-world settings, where data distributions shift, environments change, and objectives evolve, it is more important and difficult to …
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Group Collaboration in Global Online Learning Environments
… Given the widespread promotion of collaborative learning as a crucial skill, coupled with a significant increase in online learning, this study aims to grow research evidence and offer practical recommendations specific to K-12 global online collaboration. This study encompasses an intervention …
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Student Hormonal Responses in Two Learning Environments
… lecture halls as a common initiative to create environments that are more student centered. It is important to investigate how these spaces affect student outcomes. We measured the amount of cortisol, a salivary stress biomarker, in students who participated in an introductory biology course …
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Creating constructivist learning environments with digital storytelling
… that can engage students in deep and meaningful learning.
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Culture and Motivation in Online Learning Environments
In the past, instructional design of online learning has largely ignored culture in the creation of online learning environments. Because research in the interaction of culture and online learning is very sparse, an exploratory, blended study was conducted to assess whether there is evidence that …
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Pedagogy in Online Graduate Business Learning Environments
Many higher education institutions have decided to offer graduate business online courses and full degree online programs. Offering a quality education for graduate business students online is of concern to business school professors, administrators, and students. Instructors are concerned with the …
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Assimilating digital immigrants into high-access learning environments
… skewed towards identifying teacherdirected learning experiences. As far as the characteristics of effective professional development from the literature review, the study found that these two schools emphasized learning experiences that considered teacher beliefs (Desimone, 2009), were …
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Service oriented computing for dynamic virtual learning environments
Using the Internet for teaching and learning has become a trend in modern higher education, facilitated through the exploitation of advanced computing technologies. Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) applications support online learning over the Internet, and VLEs have thus emerged as e-learning …
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Policy-based Runtime Tracking for E-learning Environments
The Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) is a form of e-learning environment that is becoming widely adopted in higher educational institutions and universities. The term “Tracking” in relation to an e-learning context is the learner’s observation process of any possible interaction with learning …
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Learning environments : redefining the discourse on school architecture
… one component, although an important one, of learning environments suitable for learner-centered, consiructivist approaches to learning. Accordingly, school architecture should relate to both, the physical as well as the social environmental contexts. This perspective could invite educators …
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Visualisation of Interactions in Online Collaborative Learning Environments
… has focused on the introduction of ‘Virtual Learning Environments’ (VLE’s) to universities, documenting practice and sharing experience. Communicative tools are the means by which VLE’s have the potential to transform learning with computers from being passive and transmissive in nature, to …
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Exploring mixed reality in distributed collaborative learning environments
… technologies ranging from smart classrooms to e-learning, creating greater opportunities for distance learners, bringing the potential to change the fundamental nature of universities. However, to date, most online educational platforms have focused on conveying information rather than supporting …
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Exploring clinical learning environments for postgraduate medical education
… medical education (PGME). The clinical learning environment (CLE) is the foundation of PGME and represents the social, cultural and physical context wherein trainees learn through supervised patient encounters. Social theories of learning emphasise the role of the environment in …
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The architecture of learning environments and community integration
… which will add to the discourse of the what learning environments should or could be in the 21st century. It is based on the idea that spaces for learning need to be more “alive and that architecture can stimulate positive social interaction between people. The current public education system …
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The Effects of Instructor Immediacy in Online Learning Environments
… for course offerings, such as online or blended learning. Instructor immediacy (the measure of the psychological distance which an instructor puts between himself and his students) received significant attention in the communication literature and several studies reported that instructor verbal …
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