570-009
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Entering Handwriting into Computers using a Digital Pen
M.J. Myers (Canada)
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Abstract
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570-025
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Comparing Computer-based Instruction, Preschool Instruction, and Supplementary Reading Material
H. Shamir, M. Crowther, and C. Sirrine (USA)
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Abstract
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570-034
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Development Evaluation Systems for Educational Institutions using Reusable Information Objects
V. Pougatchev (Jamaica)
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Abstract
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570-038
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A Web Enhanced Calling-the-Roll Support System
C. Zeng (Japan)
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Abstract
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570-053
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A Comparison of Two Object-Oriented Programming Environments for Novices
S. Xinogalos, M. Satratzemi, and V. Dagdilelis (Greece)
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Abstract
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570-064
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Educational Optical Network Simulation Tool for a Broadband Networks Course
A. Greca and G. Lesaja (USA)
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Abstract
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570-092
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Construction of an e-Learning Portal by use of NetCommons
T. Zhang, S. Chen (Beijing), N. Teraguchi, and N. Arai (Japan)
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Abstract
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570-096
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Enhancement of a Periodic Table and Generic Visualization Methods
B.B. Leontyev (Rwanda)
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Abstract
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570-101
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A New Minirobotics System for Teaching and Researching Agent-based Programming
R. da Silva Guerra, J. Boedecker, N.M. Mayer, S. Yanagimachi, H. Ishiguro, and M. Asada (Japan)
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Abstract
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570-105
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Implementation of an Educational Web Portal to Enhance Faculty Collaboration and Document Sharing
C.A. Ortiz and E. Melon (Puerto Rico)
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Abstract
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570-134
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Design and Implememtation of IPMS Web Portal
R. Martin and H. Shi (Australia)
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Abstract
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570-137
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Use Translation Programs after Entering Handwriting into Computers with a Digital Pen
M.J. Myers (Canada)
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Abstract
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570-151
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Improving the Marking of Programming Exercises using a Marking Support Tool and Subject Design
S. Matsuura (Japan)
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Abstract
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570-156
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Expert Model Development in e-Learning Systems
J. Bule and L. Zaitseva (Latvia)
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Abstract
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570-158
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Living
the Free/Open Source Software Development Process in the Classroom: An
Experience with RUP
K. Domínguez, A. Grimán, L.E. Mendoza,
and M. Pérez (Venezuela)
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Abstract
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570-159
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Implementing UNITIS to Bridge Information Gaps
J. Cerny and M. Wrubleski (Canada)
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Abstract
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570-803
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A Configurable MIPS Simulator for Teaching Computer Architecture
M.J. Ikram (Pakistan)
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Abstract
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570-010
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Creation of School Distance Learning System
M. Lapenok (Russia)
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Abstract
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570-021
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Implications of Online Learning An Analytical Study
K.H. Daabaj and S.S. Ahmeda (Libya)
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Abstract
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570-032
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e-Learning
from the Technical University Students Point of View
A. Vališová, J. Šubrt, and P. Andres
(Czech Republic)
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Abstract
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570-040
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Factors Facilitating Infusion of Technology into Primary and Secondary Education
B. Steele Sr., D.W. Surry, B.E. Porter Sr., and D.J. Sims (USA)
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Abstract
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570-054
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Knowledge Engineering and Visualization for Distance Education in Programming
W. Bodrow and I. Bodrow (Germany)
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Abstract
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570-057
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The Issues of Project-based Learning Management Model for Secondary Students: A Case Study of Information Technology Course
K. Jitgarun, N. Painprasert, and A. Tongsakul (Thailand)
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Abstract
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570-071
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An Ontology for Breast Radiologist Training
S. Sun, P. Taylor, L. Wilkinson, and L. Khoo (UK)
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Abstract
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570-082
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A Game-Centric Approach to Foster Undergraduate Learning
M.Y. Bawany (UAE), M.S. Siddiqui, S. Jamal Hussain, and S. Jafar Hussain (Pakistan)
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Abstract
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570-087
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Role
of Advanced Technologies in the Competences of Vocational Professions
T. Köpeczi-Bócz (Hungary)
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Abstract
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570-097
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Studying Students' Difficulties in Understanding Wave Phenomena using Computer Simulations
D. Zarras and C. Solomonidou (Greece)
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Abstract
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570-142
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Lower Dropout Rates and Better Grades through Revised Course Infrastructure
J. Kasurinen and U. Nikula (Finland)
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Abstract
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570-145
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On Evaluation of Adaptation Engines
A.A. Economides (Greece)
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Abstract
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570-155
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The Use of e-Learning Technologies for the Delivery of VET: Anadolu University e-Platform
A.E. Ozkul (Turkey)
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Abstract
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570-157
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An Experiment with Conversation Theory as a Candidate for a Meta Learning Theory
B.S. Barn and H. Dexter (UK)
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Abstract
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570-165
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Towards a Dynamic, Content based e-Learning Platform
T. Kristensen, Y. Lamo, K. Mughal, K.M. Tekle, and A.K. Bottu (Norway)
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Abstract
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570-800
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An Activity
Theory Perspective on e-Teaching in a Virtual High-School Classroom
E. Murphy and M.A. Rodríguez Manzanares (Canada)
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Abstract
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570-805
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From e-Learning Towards u-Learning: ICT-Enabled Ubiquitous Learning and Training
G. Graschew, T.A. Roelofs, S. Rakowsky, and P.M. Schlag (Germany)
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Abstract
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570-806
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A One-Stop System for Informatization Support of Primary and Secondary Schools
N.H. Arai and R. Masukawa (Japan)
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Abstract
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570-058
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Automated Data Acquisition and FEM Virtual Experiments in Teaching Medical Biophysics
J. Zahora, J. Hanus, V. Masin, and A. Bezrouk (Czech Republic)
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Abstract
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570-066
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ReCap: A Tool for Automated Capture and Generation of Synchronized Audio, PowerPoint and Digital Ink Presentation
C.K. Kong and J.K. Muppala (Hong Kong)
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Abstract
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570-081
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Design and Evaluation of a Virtual Sign Animated Pedagogical Agent
B. Saksiri (Thailand), J.S. Greenstein (USA), and P. Ruenwongsa (Thailand)
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Abstract
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570-084
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Building an Automatic Annotate Image System by using Bootstrapping
Y.-L. Lin, C.-H. Kuo, and N.-L. Tsao (Taipei)
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Abstract
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570-093
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Improved Quality of e-Learning at Lower Cost
P. Kawachi (Japan)
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Abstract
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570-104
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A Distributed Virtual Lab for Practical Activities in Electronics
J.-P. Gerval and Y. Le Ru (France)
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Abstract
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570-117
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Digital Portfolios for English Lesson Assessment in a Japanese Junior High School
R. Iwami (Japan), C.P. Ho (USA), and S. Narita (Japan)
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Abstract
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570-128
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The Effectiveness of Computer-Aided Learning for VRML
A.K.L. Wong (Malaysia)
|
Abstract
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570-150
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Design and Implementation of Power Monitoring Practice System
P.-H. Wu, C.-H. Kuo, T.-H. Wu, and P.-L. Wu (Taipei)
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Abstract
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570-035
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The Design of Web-based Cooperative Learning System for Operating 3D Virtual Instruments
F.-C. Kao, D.-W. Lin, C.-Y. Huang, and K.-Y. Chiang (Changhua)
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Abstract
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570-051
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Explorative Learning and Scientific Writing - How to Teach Students Control Their Own Learning Process
A.W. Hunziker and R. Hugi (Switzerland)
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Abstract
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570-052
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Reading and Writing Facilitating ICT use in School Science
J. Lavonen, K. Juuti, and V. Meisalo (Finland)
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Abstract
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570-077
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Individual and Pair Behavior in Learning Problem in School Education
K. Shin-ike (Japan)
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Abstract
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570-078
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Proposal of New Collaborative Learning Method in the e-Learning: Realizing a "Weak Collaborative Learning"
H. Songhao, K. Saito, H. Saito, and T. Maeda (Japan)
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Abstract
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570-079
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A Systemic Model of Interaction Analysis in CSCL
J. Liao, Y. Li, J. Wang, R. Huang, and Z. Zhang (Beijing)
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Abstract
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570-107
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Adaptive Cooperation Tools in Learning Virtual Communities
A. Carbonaro, L. Colazzo, and A. Molinari (Italy)
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Abstract
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570-138
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Research on the Application of Content Analysis to Online Learning
J. Leng (Hong Kong), J. Liao, and R. Huang (Beijing)
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Abstract
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570-140
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Virtual and Remote Laboratories in Cooperative Knowledge Spaces
S. Cikic, S. Jeschke, N. Ludwig, and U. Sinha (Germany)
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Abstract
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570-043
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How
Mobile Technology Promotes Effective Learning
A.M. Sølvberg, M. Rismark, A. Stømme,
and L.M. Hokstad (Norway)
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Abstract
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570-067
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Podcasting and its use in Enhancing Course Content
J.K. Muppala and C.K. Kong (Hong Kong)
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Abstract
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570-068
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Enhance User's Interaction and Communication in Network-based Project Learning through Mobile Technologies
M.F. Ibrahim, N.A.S. Abdullah, S.S. Yieng, A.A. Aziz, N.H. Jaafar, and K. Kamardin (Malaysia)
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Abstract
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570-069
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Development and Evaluation of a Lunar Observation Support System for Mobile Phones
H. Miyata, M. Suzuki, M. Fukahori, and T. Akamatsu (Japan)
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Abstract
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570-086
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A Model for Constructivist Learning as an LMS Basis for Ordering RLOs
P. Kawachi (Japan)
|
Abstract
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570-146
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Wireless Education Platform Open Source Way to Create Mobile Education
M. Nelimarkka and R. Suomela (Finland)
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Abstract
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