e-Learning systems
Cultural impacts on e-learning systems' success
... Although an e-learning system can be a boundary object, when we study the relationship between learners and the mediator technological platform, it can also be considered as a boundary infrastructure, when ...
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Study of Gamification Effectiveness in Online e-Learning Systems
... e-learning systems allow introducing innovative methods in pedagogy, along with studying their ...and learning materials displayed for both participants, along with user motivation by means of ...
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Enhancing the Quality of E-learning Systems via Multimedia Learning Tools
... distance-independent learning, low-cost video telephone service, improved customer-relationship and help services, new forms of entertainment and interactive games, and new types of electronic commerce (such as ...
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An e-Learning Theoretical Framework
... relates learning technologies, instructional strategies, and pedagogical models or ...the learning strategy (collaboration, exploration, problem-solving) and also with ...facilitate learning, such ...
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Learner-User Satisfaction Survey in the AdaptWeb Platform using the Learner Choices from Learner-Driven Learning
... Learner-driven Learning paradigm: the Student-centered Learning paradigm and analyzed this learning paradigm from the point of view of formal and non-formal learning ...Learner-driven ...
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STRATEGY FOR EVALUATION AND SELECTION OF SYSTEMS FOR ELECTRONIC LEARNING
... e- learning system is very important for increasing the quality of choosing the best system for ...e-learning systems, we have selected basic features that every system should ...e-learning ...
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An e-learning theoretical framework
... relates learning technologies, instructional strategies, and pedagogical models or ...the learning strategy (collaboration, exploration, problem-solving) and also with ...facilitate learning, such ...
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SLA for E-Learning System Based on Cloud Computing
... Abstract —The Service Level Agreement (SLA) becomes an important issue especially over the Cloud Computing and online services that based on the ‘pay-as-you-use’ fashion. Establishing the Service level agreements (SLAs), ...
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A New Approach to Discover Students Learning Styles in Adaptive Educational Systems
... This experiment considers the case in which students LSp were initially inconsistent in its four dimensions: LSp = {(0.80,0.20), (0.80,0.20), (0.80,0.20), (0.80,0.20)}. LSr = {reflective (weak), intuitive (strong), ...
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JISTEM J.Inf.Syst. Technol. Manag. vol.13 número2
... distance learning and teaching occurs (Rosenberg, 2001). It includes learning, teaching, communication, creation and management (Belloni, 2001; Peters, ...planned learning process that occurs in ...
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Mobile services adoption in a hospitality consumer context
... innovations recent travelers would prefer include communication, hotel and location based services. A large number of hotel services can be enhanced using mobile technology, such as hotel reservation (Ozturk et al., ...
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Enhancing E-learning platforms with social networks mining
... Every social network provides distinct services to access information in their repositories. Companies use these services everyday and they created a new business on the Web with social games, publicity, etc. The authors ...
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Linking knowledge management, organizational learning and memory
... Huber (1991) also describes four constructions of knowledge management: knowledge acquisition; the distribution of informa- tion; the interpretation of information and organizational memory. In organizations that bet on ...
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The Evolution of E-Learning Management Systems: An Ethical Approach
... MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Content Management Systems The conception of a Content Management System within the literature is blurry or incom- plete (Svarre, ...towards Learning Content Management ...
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DELTA vol.25 número1
... Language Learning; Educational Linguistics and Education Systems; Bilingual and Biliterate Practices at Home and Scho- ol; Linguistic accessibility and Deaf Children; Ecological Language Educa- tion Policy: ...
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Learning Capabilities and Organisational Learning – the Strategic Role of Information Systems in the Knowledge Economy
... information systems in particular (Martin & Powell, 1992; Daniels, 1994; Mankin et al, 1996) in the process of organisational ...information systems: learning regions (Charles et al, 1999) and ...
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Using the Comfortability-in-Learning Scale to Enhance Positive Classroom Learning Environments
... st udy w it h m ult iple pr ogr am s m ay r ev eal differences in how pr ogr am s v iew lear ning env ir onm ent s as a m eans t o incr ease lear ning. I t w ould also be int er est ing t o invest igat e how inst r ...
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Middleware to integrate heterogeneous Learning Management Systems and initial results
... From the prototype presented, it is suggested that the design of a middleware-based architecture is a factible option to achieve the integration of different LMS platforms and create a cross-platform system between LMS. ...
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Learning Domain-Specific Sentiment Lexicons with Applications to Recommender Systems
... for this part of the thesis. To improve our claims there are some aspects that we have identified which can be addressed in the future. For example, we noticed that our objectives do not always align with the available ...
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The Impact of Applying IT and E-Learning in Economic Information Systems
... virtual learning. Once the e-learning hubs are strengthened, they can act as the backbone of learning, support and resources for public school elementary, high school and local government ...
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