Titlebook: Digital Turn in Schools—Research, Policy, Practice; Proceedings of ICEM Terje V?ljataga,Mart Laanpere Conference proceedings 2019 Springer

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Innovative and Flexible Approaches to Teaching and Learning with ICTnt communicative, collaborative, informative, and constructive tools. The results show that teachers and students have recognized the benefits of using ICT in terms of actively engaging students with direct participation, providing information and supporting the unstructured discussion in a classroo

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Microlearning for Macro-outcomes: Students’ Perceptions of Telegram as a Microlearning Toolw pedagogical strategies. This paper presents and discusses the effectiveness of microlearning from learners’ perspective regarding its major supports and challenges. Additionally, this paper discusses students’ opinion on Telegram as a mean for microlearning. These are overviewed through an outline

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,Web Services – nicht nur für Programmierer, subject. A total of 28 second-year Biomedical Engineering Diploma students at Temasek Polytechnic, Singapore, underwent this gamification approach for 15?weeks, from November 2017 to February 2018. Data were collected through surveys, interviews and formative assessment performances. Findings found

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-10168-9a collected from four participants included their immediate response to the Icube experience and an online survey. Those who presented the “Shopping in Canton” research were interviewed whether it further shaped their knowledge. Their professor who reviewed their assignments and project work was als

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Servicemanagement als Regelkreis, show that this type of learning scenario has a potential to be implemented with high school and university students despite of some typically occurring technological and administrative challenges. However, the learning design must be reconsidered in order to reduce students’ challenges and to provi

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Serviceology for Designing the Futureatures (e.g. home laboratory kits, competence-based evaluation methodology, the opportunity to accept the self-defined grade) of the ISC system. The Estonian higher education reform in 2013 introduced the financial penalties when students do not pass the class in one semester. This led to the new pa

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Kei Shibuya,Makiko Yoshida,Bach Q. HoARR) process employed at the university, which allows for pedagogical and course innovation and addresses a range of risks associated with innovative practices. The CARR process ensures the offering of innovative and high quality, contemporary courses that comply with the Australian Higher Education

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