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  • ...learning, but evolved a lot (while teaching) through interaction with the medium and its affordances. An other "living" example would be a [[writing-to-lear ...also take into considerations the constraints imposed by the solution (the medium).}} (Rick & Lamberty, 2004)
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  • |field_statistics_level=Medium |field_programming_level=Medium
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  • Weka 3.7 (still beta in oct. 2014) includes a package system, that allows to add functionality without recompiling the system. As of summer 2014, mos |field_statistics_level=Medium
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  • See also: [[Project-based science model]] and [[Medium-based design]] * Rick, J. & Lamberty, K. K. (2004). Medium-Based Design: Supporting Bricoleur Designers. In Y. Kafai et al. (Eds.), Em
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  • ...udes concordancing, lexical inventoring, annotation and categorization. It allows to mark up text with variables for further analysis. |field_statistics_level=Medium
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  • ...learning, but evolved a lot (while teaching) through interaction with the medium and its affordances. An other "living" example would be a [[writing-to-lear ...also take into considerations the constraints imposed by the solution (the medium).}} (Rick & Lamberty, 2004)
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  • | (3) Debaters || Medium use || Medium variety || Discussion and information acquisition and exchange. Purposeful | (4) Entertainment users || Medium use || Medium variety || Gaming or passively watching videos, but also advanced use, such
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  • === Medium animation === === Medium Interactivity ===
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  • ...e early nineties and it was anticipated by McLuhan (1964) statements that "medium is the message" and "media are extension of man". ...y to represent and deliver instruction. It cannot be argued that any given medium or attribute must be present in order for learning to occur, only that cert
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  • See: [[microworld]]s, [[expressive digital medium]] and [[hypermodel]].
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  • ...hat it usually works (unlike computers). Disadvantage is that it has (as a medium) limited rewriting/reorganization capacity. But use of paper can be combine
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  • ...PDF files and into Excel, database programs, and web applications. Tabula allows users to upload their documents, indicate the position of the tables they w |field_completion_level=Medium
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  • '''Interactive multimedia''' {{quotation | allows two-way interaction with multimedia course material, another computer, or a <tr> <th>Required Interactivity</th><th>low</th> <th>medium</th> <th>high</th><th>depends</th> <th><BR></th></tr>
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  • ...:Low]]OR[[Category:Citizen science infrastructure]][[Has completion level::Medium]]|format=list]]}}
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  • Boxer {{quotation| is the name for a multipurpose computational medium intended to be used by people who are not computer spets. Boxer incorporate ...xtend from a static and linear tradition to a new, dynamic and interactive medium. Students, teachers and materials developers should all be able to use, cre
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  • <td>very low, low, medium, high, very high <td>very low, low, medium, high, very high
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  • ...ultimedia content. Multimedia is also a pleonasm as media is the plural of medium, hence it is a double plural.}} (from the [[Wikipedia: Multimedia]] article
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  • ...the social sciences. It sports a modern and intuitive user interface that allows you to build complex experiments with a minimum of effort. With OpenSesame |field_programming_level=Medium
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  • ...Low]]OR[[data mining and learning analytics tools]][[Has completion level::Medium]]|format=list]]}}
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  • ...evel::Low]]OR[[Category:Citizen science software]] [[Has completion level::Medium]]|format=list]]}}
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  • |field_data_mining_models_level=Medium This is probably one of the best on-line tools. It allows for quite sophisticated analysis and also explains various options.
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  • * CMC is an excellent medium for social interaction * I felt comfortable conversing through this text-based medium
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  • Using music as medium seems to be fairly popular in language education but also in some religious
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