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Education for the 21st century : impact of ICT and digital resources : IFIP 19th World Computer Congress, TC-3, Education, August 21-24, 2006, Santiago, Chile
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IFIP, 210
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New York, NY : Springer, 2006
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9780387346274
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It is a pleasure to offer you this book containing papers about ICT and education from the World Computer Congress 2006 (WCC 2006), held in Santiago, Chile and sponsored by the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP). A lot of people worked very hard to make this event happen and to produce this book. The programme committee with IFIP members from around the world issued a call for papers inspiring almost 80 people to submit papers, posters, demonstrations, and workshops to the IFIP TC3 (Technical Committee on Education) sub-conference of WCC 2006. The submitted papers were reviewed by a large group of referees to select the papers to be presented at the conference. What is really amazing is that all these people freely contributed their time and effort to do all this work. The TC3 sub-conference of WCC 2006 has two themes: Informatics Curricula, TEaching Methods and best practice (ICTEM II), and Teaching and Learning with ICT: Theory, Policy and Practice. These themes represent many of the broad range of interests of the Working Groups of IFIP TC3. Two kinds of papers are included in this book: full papers and short papers. Full papers are standard papers that are appropriate for an international conference on ICT and informatics education. Of the 64 full paper submissions, 28 (44%) were accepted. A short paper represents work in progress, opinion, a proposal, work with untested results, or an experience report.


Table of Contents

Bent B. AndresenNelson Baloian and Kay Hoeksema and Ulrich Hoppe and Marcelo MilradEllen Francine Barbosa and José Carlos MaldonadoLuiz Carlos Begosso and Luiz Richardo BegossoThomas Bopp and Robert Hinn and Thorsten HampelEvandro Cantú and Jean Marie FarinesRuth Geer and Alan BarnesMartin Josef GeigerBoyka Gradinarova and Ognjan Zhelezov and Milena GradinarovaK. Hinkelmann and K. Holzweiβig and J. Magenheim and F. Probst and W. ReinhardtRicardo Nabhen and Carlos MazieroMarina Keiko Nakayama and Erlaine Binotto and Bianca Smith PillaAntonio Simao NetoDick Ng' ambiJohn T. NosekBianca Smith Pilla and Marina Keiko Nakayama and Paul NicholsonHenk Pleassius and Pascal RavesteynJ. Mark PullenPablo Reyes and Pierre TchounikineJ. Sánchez and J. MirandaJaime SánchezPeter Serdyukov and Nataliya SerdyukovaValery Sklyarov and Iouliia SkliarovaElizabeth Stacey and Philippa GerbicMárta Turcsányi-SzabóPaul Yeung and Ernest JordanMohad Zaidi Abd Rozan and Yoshiki MikamiAhmed Al Naamany and Hadj Bourdoucen and Joseph Jervase and Mohamed ElizainAugusto E. Bernuy and Victor M. GarciaManuel Caeiro-Rodriguez and Luis Anido-Rifón and Martin Lamas-NistalStephen Chen and George Frempong and William C. CudmoreClaudio Cubillos and Fabrizio Lamberti and Claudio DemartiniValentina DagieneInés Friss de Kereki and José Crespo and Javier AzpiazuLioubov Dombrovskaia and Liliana GuzmánAlireza EbrahimiBoyka Gradinarova and Teodora Bakardjieva and Milena GradinarovaOriel A. Herrera and Gustavo R. Alves and David Fuller and Roberto G. AldunateMarie Iding and Joan Nordbotten and J. Malkeet SinghLucila Ishitani and Silvio J. F. Guimarães and Gisele BrueggerJari KoivistoE. KritzingerLenka Landryová and Invata Zolotová and Marián BakošZdena LustigovaJoberto S. B. Martins and Teresinha QuadrosPeter MicheuzFernando Mikic and Luis AnidoJaime Navón C.Lena OlssonIsabel Pedrosa and António José Mendes and Mário Zenha RelaLuz M. Quiroga and Gladys Matus and Martha Crosby and Elizabeth LoyolaFernando Ramos and Nilza Costa and José Tavares and Isabel HuetRicardo Azambuja Silveira and Eduardo Rodrigues Gomes and Rosa VicariJ. Barrie Thompson and Timothy C. Lethbridge
Forewordp. v
Full Papers
Impact of Lifelong E-learningp. 1
Technologies and Educational Activities for Supporting and Implementing Challenge-Based Learningp. 7
An Integrated Content Modeling Approach for Educational Modulesp. 17
Error Simulation in a Maturity Environment for Software Engineering Teachingp. 27
A Service-Oriented Infrastructure for Collaborative Learning in Virtual Knowledge Spacesp. 35
Applying New Educational Models in ICT Teaching and Learningp. 45
Media Stickiness and Cognitive Imprinting: Inertia and Creativity in Cooperative Work & Learning with ICTsp. 55
Teaching Modern Heuristics in Combinatorial Optimizationp. 65
An e-Learning Application Based on the Semantic Web Technologyp. 75
Linking Communities of Practice with Learning Communities in Computer Science Educationp. 83
Some Experiences in Using Virtual Machines for Teaching Computer Networksp. 93
Trust in Virtual Teams: A Performance Indicatorp. 105
"Aquatic Metaphors": an Innovative Interface for Virtual Learning Spacesp. 115
Influence of Individual Learning Styles in Online Interaction: a Case for Dynamic Frequently Asked Questions (DFAQ)p. 125
Instructing with Advanced Collaboration Technology:p. 135
Characterizing E-learning Practices in Companiesp. 145
e-learning Activities in Educating e-business: a Pilot with a Process-Oriented e-learning Environmentp. 155
Integrating Synchronous and Asynchronous Internet Distributed Education for Maximum Effectivenessp. 165
Structural Awareness for Collaborative Learning Environmentsp. 175
Meaning Making Through e-Learningp. 185
A Model to Design Multimedia Software for Learners with Visual Disabilitiesp. 195
Adult Learners in an Online College Class: Combining Efficiency and Convenience of E-learningp. 205
E-learning Tools and Web-resources for Teaching Reconfigurable Systemsp. 215
Teaching for Blended Learningp. 225
Blending Projects Serving Public Education into Teacher Trainingp. 235
Understanding the Continued Usage of Business e-learning Courses in HK Corporationsp. 245
Short Papers
Knowledge Details in Web Forums: How High or Low above the Ground?p. 255
Partial Distance-Learning Training for Information Technology Higher Education Trainersp. 261
Collaboration Model in E-Learning for Universities Based on Agentsp. 267
Engineering Modular Web-based Education Systems to Support EML Units of Learningp. 273
Gesture Friendly Interfaces for Classroom Teaching with Thinking Toolsp. 279
National Qualification Systems Integration using Ontologiesp. 285
Research on Open Source Software Intended to Promote its Usage in Educationp. 291
Use of Morphisms as a Tool to Help Learning Object Oriented Conceptsp. 297
Student's Approach to Linear Programming Modelingp. 303
Web Teaching and Learning Programming Environment Based on Plan Method and Constructsp. 309
Some Aspects of Application of Software Agents in Information Retrieval in Virtual-Based Educational Environmentsp. 315
Remote Lab Experiments: Opening Possibilities for Distance Learning in Engineering Fieldsp. 321
Credibility: Norwegian Students Evaluate Media Studies Web Sitesp. 327
A Collaborative Learning Approach And its Evaluationp. 333
Experiences From Virtual Learning in Upper Secondary Schools in Finlandp. 339
Information Security in an E-learning Environmentp. 345
Teaching Supervisory Control Based on a Web Portal and a System of Laboratory Tasksp. 351
Role of Online Supportive Environment in Professinal Development of IN-service Teachers - Case of TELMAEp. 357
An Intergrated Pedagogical Approach for Distance Learning Courses: Curriculum, ICT and Managementp. 363
Is it Computer Literacy, IT, ICT or Informatics?p. 369
M-learning Standardization: Concepts and New Ideas about Learner Profilep. 375
Teaching IT to Managers or Teaching Management to Engineers? None of the Abovep. 381
Implementing Use of ICT in Teacher Educationp. 387
edu.LMC and Other LMC Simulation Approaches: Contributions to Computer Architecture Education Using the LMC Paradigmp. 393
Information Technology Literacy: Examples from Academia in Chile and Hawaiip. 399
A Staff Development Program for Promoting Change in Higher Education Teaching and Learning Practicesp. 405
Intelligent Learning Objects: An Agent Approach to Create Interoperable Learning Objectsp. 411
Software Engineering 2004 - A Jewel in the ACM/IEEE-CS Curricula Effortp. 417
Posters, Demonstrations, and Workshops
Abstracts for Postersp. 423
Discovering Mathematical Concepts with Dynamic Software: A Demonstration.p. 429
Workshop on Informatics Education: Bridging the University/Industry Gapp. 431
Author Indexp. 433
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