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...i.e. Daily, Every other day, Weekly, Fortnightly, Monthly). On answering a question correctly, the student moves the card into a less frequent box, and if they == Research ==

...what we mean by "research plan". It will not help you to prepare a precise research plan, but just define the elements that should be part of a research plan ...

Temporary projects start off as an idea that a teacher has for a specific curriculum need. The teacher then looks for partners that wo *After a partner has agreed to participate, collaboration details need to be arranged between th

* A teacher poses a multiple-choice question to his or her students via an overhead or computer projector, perhaps using * Each student submits his or her answer to the question using a handheld transmitter (often called a "clicker") that beams an infra

''[https://sites.google.com/ualberta.ca/crame Centre for Research in Applied Measurement and Evaluation], University of Alberta'' ...eyboard and a tablet. Systems in the second class often present innovative question types to maximize the amount and the quality of interactions between studen

The great "media debate" has been started by Richard Clark and Robert Kozma in the early nineties and it ...g and compelling influence of media on learning through improved theories, research, and instructional designs? (Kozma, 1994). }}

...arisons of multiple data sources, data collection and analysis procedures, research methods, or inferences that occur at the end of a study., Denzin (1978) us ...chers often have a societal agenda. For example: {{quotation|Mixed methods research provides an antidualistic and syncretic philosophy and set of approaches or

Finding a research subject is trivial, if you have to pick it from a list that your professors * Understand how important it is to be able to define a "big question"

* [[Methodology tutorial - the research plan]] * Do other research :)

...ess ( Riggio, Fantuzzo, Connelly and Dimeff, 1991). Still, little research has investigated the effects of peer tutoring for "writing to learn" activities * Students individually consider a question and select an answer (typically reporting it via use of a [[Classroom respo

''This page has been written during a seminar at Tecfa: [http://edutechwiki.unige.ch/fr/Sem ...ki> and started a 10 year program to reduce illiteracy (Bawden 2001). This has raised the interest and awareness on the meaning of literacy in an informat

* [[Textbook research]] ...extbook is at center stage. It duplicates in a way the teacher since it it has a lot of built-in pedagogy and since chapters must be read in linear fashio

The '''Science Writing Heuristic''' has been developed by Carolyn Keys, Brian Hand, Vaughan Prain and Susan Collins ...number of questions within a template format including the focus of their question, their claims and their evidence. These written explanations are also based

This article will aim to give an overview on different research approaches popular in [[educational technology]] and also present some of t ...lph, Justus J. (2007). Multidisciplinary Methods in Educational Technology Research and Development, HAMK Press, [http://www.archive.org/details/Multidisciplin

* [[IMS Question and Test Interoperability]] (QTI), a test and testing data standard * There are many more "local" initiatives, a lot "just" research.

* use research tools and indicators of authority to determine the credibility of sources, * question traditional notions of granting authority and recognize the value of divers

This experience has been conducted in 2012/2013 and may be renewed in the future. Currently, th The concept has been presented as [http://tecfa.unige.ch/tecfa/talks/schneide/eiah-2015/Sch

...eman, ).To promote knowledge integration, Scaffolded Knowledge Integration has four main tenets: making science accessible for all students; making thinki ...flecting. [...] Students are asked to identify weaknesses in arguments and question the validity of the scientific information presented. These activities allo

...methodology with a special focus on approaches and methods used in various research types in educational technology. == Research methodology in educational technology ==

...of the history of science in the Ontario Science and Technology curriculum has continued to omit the history of science, marginalized students did not see ...iteracy, more scientific concepts and the process of conducting scientific research using the instruments of science. Using ICT in the science classroom also

== Research Design for Educational Technologies - Introduction == * Acquire an understanding of what we mean by "research"

* Understand the typical research process (which is very different from a theory-testing approach) * [[Methodology tutorial - empirical research principles]]

...Liège university centre specialized in evaluation engineering. The system has been developed and tested with several partners from industry and education ...on coefficient (R bis) and CMoy coefficients between correct answers for a question and correct answers total.

The question is whether what I ([[User:Daniel K. Schneider|Daniel K. Schneider]]) and ot which teaching and research stood in a reasonably comfortable relationship with each other to one in wh

...to cover; and pressure for better measurement of stated learning outcomes has resulted in a demand for more frequent and formal assessment (Conole & Warb Computer-assisted assessment has considerable potential both to ease assessment load and provide advanced an

* Acquire an understanding of some essential principles that define empirical research * Understand the central role of research questions

research, government, and education organizations and individuals. technologies and services. The Internet has become a major global

The advance of social networking sites (SNS) has been one of the most significant phenomena in digital technology in recent ...as being more human and trustworthy (Meishar-Tai et al., 2012). “Facebook has made it possible to create closed groups that allow asynchronous and synchr

[[User:DSchneider|DSchneider]] has the impression that Note taking includes the following: ...iew, you may engage in note taking) and [[Methodology tutorial - finding a research subject]]

Educational Data Mining is a research area. Let's look at a few definitions: {{quotation|Educational Data Mining (EDM) is an emerging multidisciplinary research area, in which methods and techniques for exploring

== Openness in education and science: the case of cognitive neuroscience research labs == ....ch/formcont/en/courses/digital-learning University of Geneva.] The course has four Modules of which the Module 4 was about Open Education. This page was

...for the workplace. As a result, employers and researchers are beginning to question whether vocational education is actually meeting the needs of today’s stu ...nal learners are taught using only a traditional classroom approach, which has often resulted in poor performance, as this traditional method of teaching

...n focuses on "rich" data, sampling is more difficult than for quantitative research and we shall start with this issue. == Sampling strategies in qualitative research ==

* '''Authentication''' is a related question: How can an entity prove is identity to another identity ? E.g. a computer ..., which participates in electronic transactions on behalf of the person in question. However a broader definition also assigns digital identities to organizati

which implies formulation of a question, investigation, creation of a solution or an appropriate response, discussi ...tivities are organized in a cyclic way, independently of the subject. Each question leads to the creation of new ideas and other questions.

This article deals with research on [[textbook]]s. ...article just includes a list (disorganized) and short strands of textbook research. It should be completed some day, for the moment I just copy/pasted a few q

* Understand the aims of design research * Learn about some variants of design research

...e math and science simulations. PhET sims are based on extensive education research and engage students through an intuitive, game-like environment where stude ...t what these gas bubbles actually meant.}}. They add that {{quotation|text=Research within visualisation clearly suggests that in many circumstances a stylised

...and other content sites) and to provide some crucial links for "Wikipedia research". == Wikipedia research ==

* Understand the fundamental principles of theory-driven research * [[Methodology tutorial - empirical research principles]]

..., the most interesting projects are carried out within [[learning design]] research. * International research networks like Ariadne or Kaleidoscope

...ng Quek, Yang, and Liu (2012) add that the social networking site Facebook has also emerged as another type of LMS through the functionality of its group ...instructional design principles for Moodle. <i>The International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning</i>, 11(2), 110-124.

This catalog orginally has been developed as part of the [[TECFA SEED Catalog]] and it should be inter ...should incorporate inductive discovery boosters: exploration, information research, experimentation, hypothesis formulation.

...which may be in the form of filling in a blank, recalling the answer to a question, selecting from among a series of answers, or solving a problem; and (3) pr ...d and after each step test their comprehension by answering an examination question or filling in a diagram. They are then immediately shown the correct answer

..., like the six blind men feeling different parts of the elephant, the term has come to mean many different things to different people, and hence nothing a #x201c;This question was already answered in thread 19&#x201d;</td>

DialogPLUS has been superceded by other projects, in particular the [http://kn.open.ac.uk/ ...roduced by the authors that illustrate a few selections a teacher/designer has to make when he designs a "nugget". These concept maps probably do not refl

...for specific information users can type a query in the form of an English question. ...le on their browser window and even for those that type it in each time it has become a habitual thing.}}

...e only can communicate through groupware (Gutwin & Greenberg, 2002b). This has three main reasons (Gutwin & Greenberg, 2002b): | Where (past) || Location History || Where has a person been?

* [[Web accessibility]], a sub-field of web usability that addresses the question of how to make websites usable by all sorts of people. ...of doing design research. Another rationale for more "experience"-oriented research was formulated by by [http://www.interaction-design.org/encyclopedia/user_e

...tecfaetu.unige.ch/maltt/ Master program in educational technology (MALTT)] has been using this approach since 1994. * Margareth Driscoll in her research for a book, found that the term ''blended learning'' referred to four diffe

...ts, concrete-abstract (is-a, ako) relations and part-whole (attribute, is, has, can) relations. ...her level node. This type of interconnectedness is also evidenced by the ''HAS A'' link.

...term, with no opportunity for academic feedback until the work experience has been completed. A critical change in Co-op practice is required that integ ...s and although learning is the explicit goal of education, learning theory has a broader range which assumes that learning happens both intentionally and

...test and refine educational designs based on principles derived from prior research.}} * [[Research and practice models in education]]

BPMN has three main components: flow objects, connecting objects, and artifacts. Rea == Research about BPMN use and criticisms ==

...to be developped in various forms. On major current debate focusses on the question of how much structure or scenarization is required in effective [[learning ...acher or a microworld designer to identify boundaries for learning. Papert has maybe underestimated the difficulty of designing such boundaries, especiall

...s of interactive television, such as phone-in conversations or live-to air question periods, have proven to be a motivational factor for students because they Research is supportive of student-centred learning for distance education because of

* [[Methodology tutorial - theory-driven research designs]] * [[Methodology tutorial - empirical research principles]], in particular operationalization of theoretical variables

...coming these dichotomies pointed out by (Virkkunen, 2003), forms part of a research agenda on transformative pedagogies. == The Developmental Work Research approach ==

Please note that a static pdf report has been created on August 17, 2022 for ease of cross-referencing. It is access A roadmap for Open Education in the Swiss Higher Education landscape has been drafted in 2021-2022. The output is available from this page.

[http://www.cyberjournalist.net CyberJournalist.net] has drawn up a model [http://www.cyberjournalist.net/news/000215.php Bloggers' Using blogs in educational settings has many '''advantages''':

* [[Textbook research]] ...oesn't have many textbooks at hand (it's really not a tradition in a Swiss research university). But in order to write this article, I looked at some I do have

...splay and wireless communication. Though e-books are not new, their uptake has been slow, especially when compared to other e-formats such as e-journals a Firstly, one has to distinguish between the formats used to write the book (source) and the

File:iConji-question.png|<center>question</center> ...s a communication aid for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), it has been used with a wide variety of learners, from preschoolers to adults, who

...may use other labels, such as BOOC, SPOC, etc. Alex Cusack from MOOCs.com has compiled this [https://www.edsurge.com/n/2014-01-10-a-handy-cheatsheet-on-m * Free on-line homogenous courseware that has a much older tradition (e.g. wikiversity, MIT open courseware, etc.). This

...me other control function (e.g. learner level). There is actually a lot of research on [[adaptive hypertext]] ...nal and external links (e.g. this is being done in this wiki). However the question whether we trust other people to keep their links online is a very difficul

...al formats are .emb, .exe, .dst, .cnd and .fdr. Each software manufacturer has its own proprietary format. ...could take a vector as the answer of where to fill, they don't answer the question of how to fill. There's also a considerable amount of things that are techn

Basically, an author has to do the following tasks: * Within each "group" the admin must assign roles, at least a teacher who has the right to author and to assign users to a subgoup.

...ticity of the writing, document, or some other kind of object itself is in question, plagiarism is concerned with the issue of false attribution. ([http://en.w ...cheating contract cheating], i.e. someone else produces the work. Kuro5hin has this interesting [http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2011/1/13/141736/786 shadow

In phase one: [[Research methodology|research]] reports about the situational analysis at three levels the international, ...able groups, peoples and regions. It attaches particular importance to the question of refugees and their social and professional integration in general and wi

** Monitoring support (e. g. show what has already be done in the simulation) The question is not whether guided learning is better than unguided discovery. It ought

See also [[Personal research and teaching environment]], [[idea management]], [[social software]], [[web Jafari's research on smart learning environment and intelligent agents both from conceptual a

A crucial question is how to build applications for these environments. Most of the webtop/web ...tion would be the use of a social software like [[ELGG]], but then someone has to install and configure a server.

...deating, and reflecting on the process in digital fabrication environments has a close resemblance to design thinking (e.g. Nelson and Stolterman <ref>Nel ...g/10.1111/caim.12153</ref>. {{quotation|The innovation potential in design has been highlighted by several scholars (Bruce & Bessant, 2002; Von Stamm, 200

* [[Methodology tutorial - empirical research principles]] * [[Methodology tutorial - theory-driven research designs]]

{{quotation|The term itself has no agreed definition but the more widely accepted definitions refer to it a PALS is self-administered, has 44 items, and can be completed in about 10 to 15 minutes (Conti, 1990). Hal

...The concern for a process-oriented account of collaboration underlies most research on Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL) during the last decade * Earliest research that led to CSCL started in the 1980s. E.g. the "Toronto School" and its [[

...ementation of an authoring tool or a delivery platform. In Europe, several research communities use IMS LD as a basis for various kinds of projects. Since deve The play metaphor has probably been chosen because as in a play LD scenarios can be played differ

...construct concept maps with reference to a focus question (some particular question we seek to answer). * A teacher may give focus questions. The phrasing of the question will lead to different outcomes. E.g. asking "what is educational technolog

...ked about how well they could do certain ICT tasks. Here is the wording of question five and some of its sub-questions: | '''''Review question'''''

* [[Methodology tutorial - theory-finding research designs]] See [[Methodology tutorial - theory-finding research designs]] for the general principle.

# No Berne Convention signatory has passed a perpetual copyright on the work. ...on without permission of the copyright holder or payment to same, e.g. for research, critique.

<center>'''Mediawikis for research, teaching and learning'''</center> ...implement and evaluate the use of ICT to support integrated scenarios for research, teaching and learning. We argue that properly configured Mediawikis are su

This visualization removes all top-level edges (has several top-level nodes). "situative\n models"->"action\n research";

* EMPTY (the element has no contents) | Attribute has a fixed value (user can't change it)

Windows, MacOS X and most likely Linux (compatibility with Linux has not been tested) ...s context, a segment is basically a substring of characters. Every segment has an address consisting of three elements:

...over 1.2 billion children were out of the classroom (The COVID-19 pandemic has changed education forever) Schools closed as social distancing measures wer ...chronous or synchronous) or Blended learning. It is therefore not simply a question of digitizing educational content but of a set of educational methods.

...s brought by [[ICT in society|ICTs in society]] and in education, call for research on specific new forms of learning and epistemological issues regarding how Education has long been recognized as a critical mechanism for achieving development goal

As of 2010, writing-to-learn is still an active field of research and this article needs some upgrading, e.g. see the [[Talk:Writing-to-learn Research reveals that one learns both from and with interactive technology. Writing-

England has one of the most centralized school systems of the world and it seems that t ...technology is a popular subject (Pollard, 2000; Benson and Lunt, 2009, LC Research

See also [[the media debate]] which is about the question whether media "can even be the message", i.e. whether a medium could incomp ...so include "smart & networked" objects that can be manipulated. That trend has been identified as early as mid-90's by practitioners of educational techno

...review. We shall focus on education, but include enhancements to informal research wikis, since sometimes the two are combined. We finally raise a few practic ...iel K. Schneider & Julien Da Costa (2013). Adding power to educational and research wikis with Semantic MediaWiki, Paper presented at the 8th conference on Sem

...tical foundation, the [[Pi-Calculus]]. However, in practice. BPMN 1.2 only has "execution" and "web services" ''in mind'', meaning that bindings for the l ...fairly complex and rich language. According to the 1.2 specification, BPMN has eleven core elements for defining a business process and that can be groupe

...he United States with the financial support of the DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency). It is released as an open source project under GPL v3. The flower has 8 elements that can be defined.

...tly, however, historical research has made great progress in answering the question of when and where the term "project"-"progetto" in Italian, "projet" in Fre ...hat the teacher's role is crucial. In this perspective, the modern teacher has to fulfill a triple role of facilitator, manager and « orchestrator » and

...socio-cognitive processes, e.g. cognitive conflicts that will make people question their assumptions. Roles can be given out for shorter activities or longer |Research-Runner:||

...on itself sponsors [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Research:Index internal research projects]. Below we shall look at a few projects that are of interest to ed ...nd age.}} (Wilkison, 2007b:157). Simplifying a lot the mathematics of this research, the method used could be described as follows. The overal dynamics of edit

...eflects the accumulation of what has flowed in from the faucet, minus what has flowed out down the drain. The amount of water in the bathtub is the stock ...ing with computer simulations of conceptual domains. Review of Educational Research, 68(2):179-201, 1998. [http://telearn.noe-kaleidoscope.org/open-archive/bro

...ies, also often referred to as distance learning in emergencies, refers to research, methods, tools and practices related to a rapid transformation of educatio ...d confirming knowledge<ref>E-Learning in the 21st century: A framework for research and practice, Second edition</ref>. On the other hand, Garrison (2011) defi

...ale, if necessary. [...] But the growing ubiquity of web access begged the question: why incorporate materials into course packages at all? Why not just send t ...ished as the easiest and fastest way to set up repositories of open access research literature, scientific data, theses, reports and multimedia. Not tested, bu