Titlebook: Smart STEM-Driven Computer Science Education; Theory, Methodology Vytautas ?tuikys,Renata Burbait? Book 2018 Springer International Publis

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Understanding of Smart Content for STEM-Driven CS Educations functionality. The model . is the simplest. The model . specifies more functions but without the explicit use of STEM features. The model . implements explicit STEM attributes with enhanced functionality. The framework defines the understanding of these entities, using the following visions: learn

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Model-Driven Design and Redesign of Smart STEM-Driven CS Contentake the horizontal transformation feasible, we define a vertical transformation on each left and right branches resulting on the decreasing level of abstraction to represent the models and sub-models so that it would be possible to apply the adequate transformation rules. At the top level, we repres

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Stage-Based Smart Learning Objects: Adaptation Perspectivee context-dependent selection of parameter values at each stage, enables the system to narrow the parameter space according to his/her context and, in this way, to adapt gradually the generated content. We analyse a case study, the stage-based adaptation processes and learning scenarios. Finally, we

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A Methodology and Tools for Creating Generative Scenario for STEMs meta-programming as generative technology. Structurally, the generative scenario is a system-level meta-program composed of a few meta-generators and generators. To our best knowledge, we have described the scenario specification based on using meta-programming techniques for the first time in the

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Book 2018e and evaluate smart components from the pedagogical and technological perspectives based ondata gathered from one real teaching setting.?.Smart STEM-Driven Computer Science Education:.?.Theory, Methodology and Robot-based Practices.?outlines the overall capabilities of the proposed approach and als

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