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  International Conference on Computers in Education, ICCE 2002, Auckland, New Zealand, December 3-6, 2002, Volume 1. IEEE Computer Society 2002, ISBN 07695-1509-6

Keynote Papers

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  Tak-Wai Chan:
  Social Design of Network Learning Society. 1-5
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  Robert Lewis:
  Learning Communities - Old and New. 6-13
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  Allan Collins, Kate Bielaczyc:
  Knowledge Forum as Catalyst for Fostering Knowledge-Building Communities. 14-18

Invited Papers

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  Rosemary Luckin:
  Peer to Peer Convergence: Designing a Pedagogical Framework for Personal Learning Networks. 19-22
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  John Tiffin:
  The HyperClass: Education in a Broadband Internet Environment. 23-29
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  Carolyn Dowling:
  The Socially Interactive Pedagogical Agent within Online Learning Communities. 30-34
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  Kanji Akahori:
  Feature and Framework of Information Communication Technology Use in Classes Based on Qualitative Analysis. 35-39

Agents Technology

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  Charles Buabeng-Andoh, David Asirvatham:
  Multimedia Intelligent System for Online Learning. 40-41
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  Takashi Ishikawa, Hiroshi Matsuda, Hiroshi Takase:
  Agent Supported Collaborative Learning Using Community Web Software. 42-43
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  Jin-Tan Yang, Chun-Yen Tsai:
  A Web-Based Navigation to Conduct Disambiguation Dialogues in Chinese Language. 44-47
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  Sung-Eun Kim, Ran-Hee Lee, Chang-Joon Park, In-Ho Lee:
  MIMIC: Real-Time Marker-Free Motion Capture System to Create an Agent in the Virtual Space. 48-49
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  Chul-Hwan Lee, Sun-Gwan Han:
  Educational Contents Sharing and Retrieving Systems Using Mobile Agent. 50-54
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  Osmar R. Zaïane:
  Building a Recommender Agent for e-Learning Systems. 55-59
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  Steinar Dragsnes, Weiqin Chen, Rune Baggetun:
  A Design Approach for Agents in Distributed Work and Learning Environments. 60-64

Application of Instructional Design Theories

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  Anthony Paul De Ritis:
  Anatomy of a Tone: A Highly Functional Web-Based Interactive Learning Module. 65-66
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  Masayuki Arai, Hiroshi Shimosakai, Hiroyoshi Watanabe, Shigeo Takei:
  Recognition of Eye Direction Using Separability Filters in Touch-Type Training. 67-68
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  Dietrich Albert, Cord Hockemeyer:
  Applying Demand Analysis of a Set of test Problems for Developing Adaptive Courses. 69-70
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  Mahnaz Moallem:
  The Implications of Research Literature on Learning Styles for the Design and Development of a Web-Based Course. 71-74
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  Sirirat Petsangsri:
  The Effects of Embedded Scaffolding Strategy in a Cognitive Flexibility-Based Computer Learning Environment. 75-79
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  Chih-Wei Hue, Chien-Huei Kao, Ming Lo, Chien-Chih Chiang, LiongYu Tu, Wen-Lian Hsu:
  NTUs: An Intelligent Tutorial System Fosters Number Concepts through Computational Scaffolding. 80-84
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  Shinichi Fujita, Keji Omae, ChunChen Lin, Yin Ming:
  Kanji Learning System Based on the Letter Shape Recognition Method. 85-89
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  Chalong Tubsree, Nai-Fen Yu:
  Designing Effective Instruction for Computer in Education Courses. 90-91

Architecture of Learning Technology Systems

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  Darrell Woelk, Paul Lefrere:
  Technology for Performance-Based Lifelong Learning. 92-96
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  Hidenobu Kunichika, Minoru Urushima, Tsukasa Hirashima, Akira Takeuchi:
  A Computational Method of Complexity of Questions on Contents of English Sentences and its Evaluation. 97-101
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  Eshaa M. Alkhalifa, Layla AlDallal:
  Mirror Modeler: A Web Based Interactive Mathematics Modeling System. 102-103
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  Yoshiki Kawaguchi, Hiromitu Mori, Manabu Nakamura, Setsuko Otsuki:
  A Study on Assistance in Acquiring Meta-Cognition through Assorting Support Methods for Comprehension. 104-105
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  Yoshiyuki Deguchi, Manabu Nakamura, Setsuko Otsuki:
  A Study on Assisting in Prolog Comprehension by Using Stepwise Execution and Stepwise Comparison. 106-110
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  LiongYu Tu, Wen-Lian Hsu, Shih-Hung Wu:
  A Cognitive Student Model - An Ontological Approach. 111-112
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  Tsukasa Hirashima, Mutsuko Noguchi, Akira Takeuchi:
  Visualization of Bugs in Subtraction with Black-Box Model. 113-114
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  Chiu-Chen Hsieh, Tzong-Han Tsai, David Wible, Wen-Lian Hsu:
  Exploiting Knowledge Representation in an Intelligent Tutoring System for English Lexical Errors. 115-116
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  Jisong Chen, Eva Heinrich, Elizabeth A. Kemp:
  Accessing Learning Objects within the Multi-Modal Description Framework. 117-118
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  Akira Nakano, Tsukasa Hirashima, Akira Takeuchi:
  A Support Environment for Learning by Describing Problem Map. 119-123
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  Takanobu Umetsu, Tsukasa Hirashima, Akira Takeuchi:
  Fusion Method for Designing Computer-Based Learning Game. 124-128
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  Chi-Cheng Chang:
  Building a Web-based Learning Portfolio for Authentic Assessment. 129-133
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  Seogyun Kim, Jiseung Nam, Soon-ja Yeom:
  Effective Delivery of Virtual Class on Parallel Media Stream Server. 134-135
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  Kalina Yacef:
  Intelligent Teaching Assistant Systems. 136-140
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  Hidehiko Hayashi, Tsutomu Maeno, Susumu Kunifuji:
  Comprehension of English Texts Corresponding to Physiological Information: For a Monitoring Module in the English Self Learning Support System Using the Eye Movement Tracking. 141-142
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  Mark D. Apperley, Sam Jansen, Amos Jeffries, Masood Masoodian, Laurie McLeod, Lance Paine, Bill Rogers, Kirsten Thomson, Tony Voyle:
  Lecture Capture Using Large Interactive Display Systems. 143-147
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  Hegd Mungunsukh, Zixue Cheng:
  An Agent Based Programming Language Learning Support System. 148-152
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  Nobuyuki Kajimoto, Noriyuki Matsuda, Hirokazu Taki, Masato Soga, Saeko Takagi, Fujiichi Yoshimoto, Takashi Shima:
  The Proposal of the Technique of Error Visualization for a Learner's Pencil Drawing. 153-157
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  Yoshitaka Fujiwara, Buntarou Matsuzawa, Shin-ichirou Okada:
  Learning Assistance Expert System Based on Java Production System with a Self-Adaptive Function. 158-159
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  Changqing Ding, Hiroyuki Hase, Masaaki Yoneda:
  A CAI System Incorporated with Mathematica for Science and Engineering Students. 160-161
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  Sam Holden:
  Architecture for Flexible Teaching from Diverse Document Collections. 162-166
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  Colin Higgins, Pavlos Symeonidis, Athanasios Tsintsifas:
  Diagram-Based CBA Using DATsys and CourseMaster. 167-172

Authoring Tools

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  Mikel Larrañaga, Urko Rueda, Jon A. Elorriaga, Ana Arruarte Lasa:
  Using CM-ED for the Generation of Graphical Exercises Based on Concept Maps. 173-177
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  Petrus H. Potgieter, Pieter J. Blignaut:
  An Instrument to Evaluate Computerized Question Paper Generators. 178-182
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  Brent Martin, Antonija Mitrovic:
  Authoring Web-Based Tutoring System with WETAS. 183-187
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  Alfredo Matta:
  Network Hypermedia Authoring Projects Mediator Environment for History Learning and Teaching. 188-192
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  Noriyuki Matsuda, Hirokazu Taki:
  Proposal of an Automated Record Integration System for a Programming Exercise Class. 193-194
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  Chi-Hong Leung, Yuen-Yan Chan, Albert K. W. Wu:
  An Efficient Chinese Parsing Algorithm for Computer-Assisted Language Learning. 195-196
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  Terry Stewart, Paul Bartrum:
  CHALLENGE - An Authoring Tool for Problem-Based Scenarios, Delivered Alone or over the WWW. 197-201

Best Mix of Face-to-Face and E-Interactions

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  Jennifer D. E. Thomas:
  Technology Integrated Classes versus Traditional Classes and their Impact on User Performance and Perceptions. 202-204
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  Klaus Schmidt:
  Student's Choice of Learning Methods: Seeking the Best Mix of Face-to-Fact and e-Interactions. 205-206
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  Harry R. Matthews:
  A 3-Component Hybrid Model for Traditional Courses. 207-208
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  Bee Hoon, Lisa Emerson:
  Tutoring ESL Writers Online. 209-210
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  Rosemary Phillimore:
  Face to Face Lectures or eContenct: Student and Staff Perspective. 211-212
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  Tomoko Kojiri, Yasuki Ito, Toyohide Watanabe:
  User-Oriented Interface for Collaborative Learning Environment. 213-214
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  Pilar de Almeida, Yokoi Shigeki:
  Interactive Conversational Character as a Virtual Tour Guide to an Online Museum Exhibition. 215-216
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  Huifen Liu, Xin Hu, Xinyu Zhang:
  Human Communication and Interaction in Web Based Learning: A Case Study of the digital Media Web Course. 217-221
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  Shigeto Ozawa, Osami Inoshita:
  Trial of Collage Method to Evaluation Learning Environments including CSCL. 222-226
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  Krassie Petrova:
  The Quest for the Best Mix: An Ongoing Project in E-Learning. 227-228
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  Kaori Maeda, Takashi Kishida, Eitaro Kohno:
  Collaborative Learning by Distance Chorus on the Internet. 229-233
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  Kazuhiro Tamura, Kazuko Shinohara, Bipin Indurkhya:
  Cognitive Experiments Using the Web and Virtual Reality to Study Spatial Navigation Errors. 234-238
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  Hajime Kokuryu, Ichiro Okano, Bipin Indurkhya:
  A Study on Teaching Children the Role of Decentralized Control in Social Communication Using an Interactive Simulator. 239-243
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  Amali Weerasinghe, Antonija Mitrovic:
  Enhancing Learning through Self-Explanation. 244-248
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  Merlin Cruz, Raymund Sison:
  From PROLOG to JAVA: Applying MEDD to Object Oriented Programming. 249-250
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  Martha E. Crosby, Marie Iding, Barbara Klemm:
  Judging the Veracity of Web Sites. 251-252
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  Hidefume Kikuchi, Hiroshi Kato, Kanji Akahori:
  Analysis of Children's Web Browsing Process: ICT Education in Elementary Schools. 253-254
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  Hajime Saitoh, Takashi Maeda, Azuma Ohuchi:
  Study of Group-Learning Support Based on Keyword-map Structural Modeling. 255-256
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  Nancy Law:
  Scaffolding Scientific Conceptualization: Multiple Representation and Multilevel Visualization Using an Iconic Modeling Tool. 257-261

Collaborative Learning / Groupware / Co-Operative Learning

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  Eugenia M. W. Ng:
  Enhancing Collaborative Learning through Online Discussion and Peer Assessment. 262-263
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  Sung-Bin Chang, Jen-Kai Liang, Hsue-Yie Wang, Tzu-Chien Liu, Jie-Chi Yang, Tak-Wai Chan:
  A Learning Strategy of the Across-Classroom Competition Supported for Event-Driven Learning. 264-265
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  Timothy N. Wright, Andy Cockburn:
  Evaluating Computer-Supported Collaboration for a Problem-Solving Task. 266-267
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  Masahiro Nagai, Katsuya Shiraki, Hiroshi Kato, Kanji Akahori:
  The Effectiveness of a Web Bulletin Board Enhance with a Knowledge Map. 268-272
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  Manfred Schertler, Freimut Bodendorf:
  Supporting Communication Process in E-Learning Networks. 273-277
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  Dick Ng'ambi:
  Using Question-Based Chat Rooms to Negotiate Varying Meaning in Non-Static Knowledge Environments. 278-282
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  Teresa Roselli, Eleonora Faggiano, Paola Plantamura, Veronica Rossano:
  A WWW-Based Cooperative Learning System and its Effects on Students' Achievement. 283-287
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  Claude Viéville, Yvan Peter:
  Learning Activity Modelling and Management. 288-292
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  Meng Hong Tay, Chit Meng Hooi, Yam San Chee:
  Discourse-based Learning Using a Multimedia Discussion Forum. 293-294
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  Oliver Brand, Leo Petrak, Martina Zitterbart:
  Learning and Collaborating with Mobile Clients. 295-296
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  Hiroyuki Tsumoto, Yusuke Hayashi, Mitsuru Ikeda, Akiko Inaba, Riichiro Mizoguchi:
  A Collaborative-Learning Support Function to Harness Organizational Intellectual Synergy. 297-301
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  Ernest Ong Chong Peng, Hamdan Othman, Daryl Lee Shaw Ching, Derrick Wong Kum Sun, Domenico Del Vecchio, Lim Siew Kheng:
  Interoperable Conversations in a Peer-to-Peer Learning Environment. 302-303
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  Kiyomi Ito, Sanshiro Sakai, Kanji Akahori:
  Development of Collaborative Learning Support System Using a Shared Whiteboard. 304-305
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  Hideo Funaoi, Etsuji Yamaguchi, Shigenori Inagaki:
  Collaborative Concept Mapping Software to Reconstruct Learning Processes. 306-310
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  Daniel D. Suthers, Christopher D. Hundhausen, Laura E. Girardeau:
  Comparing the Roles of Representations in Fact to Face and Online Collaborations. 311-315
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  Ada W. W. Ma, Eugenia M. W. Ng:
  Designing and Electronic Assessment to Foster Peer Learning. 316-317
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  Jaakko Kurhila, Miikka Miettinen, Petri Nokelainen, Henry Tirri:
  Enhancing the Sense of Other Learners in Student-Centred Web-Based Education. 318-322
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  Yuri Nishihori, Shigeto Okabe, Yuichi Yamamoto:
  Creating Cross-Cultural Learning Communities on the Internet and the Japan Gigabit Network - Integration of Media Tools into Collaborative Learning. 323-327
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  Sallyanne Williams, Tim S. Roberts:
  Computer Supported Collaborative Learning: Strengths and Weaknesses. 328-331
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  Thanasis Daradoumis, Montse Guitert, Ferran Giménez, Joan Manuel Marquès, T. Lloret:
  Supporting the Composition of Effective Virtual Groups for Collaborative Learning. 332-336
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  Marc Aurel Schnabel:
  Collaborative Studio in a Virtual Environment. 337-341
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  Weijen Hsueh, Chih-Wei Hue:
  An Internet Learning Environment for Collaborative Notetaking. 342-343
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  Jianhua Zhao, David McConnell, Kedong Li, Kanji Akahori:
  STAD Modeling Method for Computer Supported Group Learning. 344-348
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  Aurora Vizcaíno, Benedict du Boulay:
  Using a Simulated Student to Repair Difficulties in Collaborative Learning. 349-353
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  Jungmo Gu, Jong-O Park, Jin-Sook Lim:
  Research in Development of Network Simulation Game for Education of Democratic Citizens. 354-355
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  Elspeth McKay, Brian J. Garner, Toshio Okamoto:
  Understanding the Ontological Requirements for Collaborative Web-Based Experiential Learning. 356-357
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  Akiko Inaba, Ryoji Ohkubo, Mitsuru Ikeda, Riichiro Mizoguchi:
  An Interaction Analysis Support System for CSCL: An ontological Approach to Support Instructional Design Process. 358-362
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  Jon Yorke:
  The Importance of Guidance when Using Multimedia Based Scenarios in Collaborative Peer Groups to Support the Development of Professional Expertise in Undergraduate Divers. 363-366
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  Scott W. Brown, Mark A. Boyer, Hayley J. Mayall, Paula R. Johnson, Lin Meng, Michael Butler, Kimberley Weir, Natalie Florea, Sally Reis:
  Global Education via the Web: The GloablEd Project. 367-368
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  John Sumner, Kath Dewar:
  Peer-to-Peer eLearning and the Team Effect on Course Completion. 369-370
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  Alison See Wai Yeung:
  Developing a Peer Learning Community through the Use of CMC. 371-375
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  Ruth Geer, Wing Au:
  The Online Learning Community: Strategies, Problems and Issues. 376-377
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  Gerhard Fischer, Jonathan L. Ostwald:
  Transcending the Information Given: Designing Learning Environments for Informed Participation. 378-381
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  Hadj Batatia, Alain Ayache, Hannu Markkanen:
  Netpro: An Innovative Approach to Network Project Based Learning. 382-386
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  Toshio Mochizuki, Hironori Egi, Shigeto Ozawa, Yoshiyuki Shibahara, Osamu Inoshita, Hiroshi Kato:
  Analysis of Relationship between Face-to-Fact Collaborative Learning and CSCL Activities. 387-391
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  Larry Katz, Ernest Chang, Jacqueline Lyndon, Charles T. Scialfa, Ali Reza Rezaei, Cynthia Aizenman, Gail Kopp:
  Approaches to Peer-to-Peer Learning in the Adult Disadvantaged Population. 392-393
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  Jeannine Gerbault:
  Information Technology and Foreign Language Learning: What Happens When No Teacher is Around? 394-403
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  Yaeko Nakanishi, Lumi Tatsuta, Masayuki Ohnishi, Atsuo Iguchi, Giichi Tomizawa, Kimiko Gunji:
  Collaborative Knowledge Building through BBS for Better Cross-Cultural Communication. 404-408
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  Jun Nakahara, Aku Imai, Mana Taguchi, Akira Itou, Yuhei Yamauchi, Takeshi Sunaga:
  The Development of Web-Based Learning Community System to Facilitate Learner"s Creating the Autonomous Robots. 409-410

Computer Mediated Communication

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  Chun Hu, Angela F. L. Wong, Leslie Sharpe, Lachlan Crawford, Saravanan Gopinathan, Myint Swe Khine, Moo Swee Ngoh:
  Building a Learning Communicate via Videoconferencing. 411-412
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  Yusuf Pisan, Anthony M. Sloane, Debbie Richards, Robert Dale:
  Providing Timely Feedback to Large Classes. 413-414
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  Ian W. Gibson:
  International Partnerships, Collaborative Learning, and Interactive Communication Technology: Using a Global a Global Forum on School Leadership to Enhance the Preparation of School Leaders. 415-418
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  Ruddy Lelouche:
  Communication Is Not Easy! Can the Computer Help Second Language Learners and Teachers? 419-420
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  Graeme Salter:
  Strategies for the Use of Synchronous Computer-Mediated Communication in Education. 421-422
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  Shogo Kato, Go Ota, Kanji Akahori:
  Effect of Contents of E-mail and BBS in an E-couseling Environment. 423-427
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  Donald Joyce:
  Factors Affecting Contributions to Electronic Discussion Boards: A Preliminary Analysis. 433-424
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  Janet Toland:
  A Comparison of Student use of Email in Four South Pacific Countries. 435-439
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  Sharon Tettegah:
  Identity, Race, CMC and Cyberspace. 440-444
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  Jin Chen, Toshio Okamoto, Safia Belkada:
  Interactive Tutoring on Communication Gaps in a Communicative Language Learning Environment. 445-446
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  Orasa Tetiwat, Sid L. Huff:
  Determinants of the Adoption of Web-Based Educational Technology: A Preliminary Data Analysis of New Zealand Tertiary Educators. 447-451
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  Beate Baltes:
  Virtual Classroom Discussions versus Traditional Classroom Discussions. 452-453
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  Sheng-mei Wang:
  A Study of Designing a Communication-Technology Course to Facilitate English Learning. 454-455
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  Yoshinori Naruse, Akiko Nagayama:
  Use of Information Communication Technology Tools for the Development of Presentation Skills. 456-457
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  Wai Ming Yip:
  Facilitating Learning and Teaching by Computer-Mediated Communications (CMC): A Reflective Experience of Pre-service Student-Teacher. 458-459
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  Sonya Symons, Heather Hemming, Lisa Langille:
  Using On-line Discussion to Teach Critical Thinking Skills in an Adult Workplace Literacy Program. 460-461
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  Jennifer Peterson-Lewinson:
  Facilitating the Process of Knowledge Construction among Preservice Teachers through Computer-Mediated Communications. 462-464
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  M. O. Thirunarayanan, C. A. Ryan, Aixa Perez-Prado:
  An Exploratory Study of Cognitive Load in Instructional Chat Rooms. 464-467
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  Thao Lê, Quynh Lê:
  The Nature of Learners' Email Communication. 468-471
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  Chi-Hong Leung, Yee-Man Chan, Albert Kam-Wah Wu:
  Importance of Interactivity and Customization in Online Learning. 474-475
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  Norisuke Kozuki, Hitoshi Miyata:
  Development of Web-based Supporting BBS about Educational Practice for Math Teachers in Junior High Schools. 476-477

Country Specific Developments

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  Janet Mei-Chuen Lin, Hsiu-Yen Chen:
  ICT and Chinese Language Instruction: Eight Teacher's Perspectives. 478-482
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  Dick Ng'ambi:
  Social Challenges of Using Computers to Teach Socially Disadvantaged Groups in the New South Africa. 483-484
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  Jong-Pil Cheon, Jang-Mi Paek, Sun-Gwan Han, Chul-Hwan Lee:
  Automated Lesson Planner System for ICT Education. 485-489
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  Cliff E. Beevers:
  the SCHOLAR Programme in Scottisch Education. 490-491
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  Manisha Javeri:
  Technology Integration: best Practices in Higer Education. 492-493
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  Kitty Lau, Wing K. Au:
  Use of Computers and Family Life of Tertiary Students in Hong Kong. 494-498
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  John Cook, Andrew Ravenscroft, Fred Garnett, Matt Smith:
  Informal eLearning Communities: The UK Online Perspective. 499-500
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  B. C. Chiu, Yuen-Tak Yu:
  Promoting the Use of Information Technology in Education via Lightweight Authoring Tools. 501-505
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  Albert K. W. Wu, C. H. Leung:
  IT in Education: What is Really Needed of Teachers'IT Competencies? 506-507
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  Morten Søby:
  Country Specific Developments: The Norwegian Network for IT-Reach and Competence in Education: Semantic Web and Wireless Networks in Teacher Education. 508-509
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  Vladimir Uskov, Maria Uskova:
  Developing Innovative Online Education Materials for Undergraduate Curriculum in Information Technology. 510-514

Design Principles

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  Andrew K. Tolmie, James Thomson, Hugh Foot:
  Computer-Based Support for the Training of Children's Pedestrian Skills. 515-519
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  Maria Lorna A. Kunnath:
  Quality Assurance for a General Education Course at the University of California, Davis. 520-522
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  Andreas Harrer, Vladan Devedzic:
  Design and Analysis Patterns in ITS Architectures. 523-527
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  Eugenia M. W. Ng:
  Critical Features for Enhancing the Design of Web-Based Learning Materials. 528-532
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  Angela Carbone, Ian Mitchell, Dick Gunstone, John Hurst:
  Designing Programming Tasks to Elicit Self-Management Metacognitive Behavior. 533-534
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  Carmel McNaught, David Kennedy, Jenny Majoor:
  Designing Online Learning Sites to Cater for Learning Needs. 535-539
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  Kay Bryant:
  Designing Information Systems Courses in Flexible Learning Mode. 540-544
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  Oliver Bohl, Angela Frankfurth, Jörg Schellhase, Udo Winand:
  Guideline - A Critical Success Factor in the Development of Web-Based Training. 545-546
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  Hauro Kurokai, Keiichi Shouji, Sachiko Kodaira, Kyosuke Okamoto, Akiko Nischibuchi, Katsuaki Suzuki:
  "OKOME" NHK's Full-Digitla Material (2): Effectiveness of the Material According to the Data from a Pilot School. 547-551
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  Tomoya Horiguchi, Tsukasa Hirashima:
  PCA: Simulation Erroneous Equations for Error-Visualization. 552-556
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  Jarkko Suhonen, Erkki Sutinen:
  Creative Problem Management in Web-Tutored Programming Projects. 557-558
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  Edwin Volz, Alke Martens, Alexander Seitz:
  An Execution System for Variable Tutoring Processes. 559-563
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  Jan L. Plass, Bruce D. Homer:
  Cognitive Load in Multimedia Learning: The Role of Learner Preferences and Abilities. 564-568

Distributed Learning

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  Hock-Beng Cheah, Evelyn Cheah:
  Towards Sustainable Learning. 569-573
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  Ben K. Daniel, Gordon I. McCalla, Richard A. Schwier:
  A Process Model for Building Social Captical. 574-575
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  Richard Hetherington, Sachin Sood, Bhavesh Advani:
  A Prototype Distributed Adaptive Learning System. 576-577
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  Fong Lok Lee:
  Diagnosing Student's Algebra Errors on the Web. 578-579
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  T. Kamolphiwong, Sinchai Kamolphiwong, C. Siriyuenyong:
  A Design Framework of Interactive Distance Learning in Distributed Systems. 580-584
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  Craig Blurton, Anita C. K. Lee:
  Views of the First Cohort of HKU Notebook Programme Participants. 585-586
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  Lorrae Ward:
  Evaluation the Level and Manner of Use of ICT in the New Zealand Secondary School. 587-588
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  Nian-Shing Chen, Hsin-Yi Huang, Yueh-Chun Shih:
  Factors Affecting Usage of Web-Based Teacher's Training in elementary and High School. 589-592
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  Keryn Pratt, Ann Trewern, Kwok-Wing Lai:
  Secondary Students' Attitudes towards Using Computers as Learning Tool: Soem New Zealand Observations. 593-597
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  Conceicao Almeida, Carlos Morais, Luisa Miranda, Floriano Viseu, Helena Martinho:
  Student Teacher' Perceptions of the Internet: Motivation, Influences, and Use. 598-602
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  Judy Sheard, Selby Markham:
  Creating an Interest in IT: A Gender Study. 603-607
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  Lih-Juan ChanLin, Rwei-Fen S. Huang, Kung-Chi Chan:
  Applying Web-Based Instruction to Food Nutrition Course. 608-609
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  Yu-Chu Yeh:
  Preservice Teachers' Thinking Styles, Disposition, and Changes in their Teacher Behaviors. 610-611
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  Shanti Divaharan:
  A Framework for Analyzing Effective IT Integration into Classrooms by Teachers. 612-613
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  Sophiana Chua Abdullah, Roger E. Cooley:
  Using Simulated Students to Evaluate an Adaptive Testing System. 614-618
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  Robert M. Corderoy, Ray Stace, Russ Pennell:
  Quality Assurance and Online Teaching and Learning: First Steps. 619-620

Evaluation of Learning Systems

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  Paloma Díaz, Miguel-Ángel Sicilia-Urbán, Ignacio Aedo:
  Evaluation of Hypermedia Educational Systems: Criteria ad Imperfect Measures. 621-626
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  Ling Huang, Dongxing Jiang, Nianlong Luo:
  The Information Feedback System of Tsinghua Web-Based School. 627-631
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  Russell S. Johnson, Elizabeth A. Kemp, Ray H. Kemp, Peter Blakey:
  From Electronic Textbook to Multidimensional Learning Environment: Overcoming the Loneliness of the Distance Learner. 632-636
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  Toshihiko Takeuchi, Akiyuki Sakuma:
  Applying Task-Given-Type Examination System to the Semester Examination of a University. 637-638
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  Regine Hampel:
  Network-Based Language Teaching Today: Multimodality, Multi-Dimensionality and Interaction. 639-640
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  Fu-Yun Yu, Yu-Hsin Liu, Tak-Wai Chan:
  The Efficacy of a Web-Based Domain Independent Question-Posing and Peer Assessment Learning System. 641-642
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  Nitish D. Patel, Grant Covic, Stephan Hussmann:
  Experience Using a Novel Web-Based Tutorial and Assessment Tool for Advanced Electronics Teaching. 643-647
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  Joseph Finkelstein, Shigeko Nambu, Rajesh Khare, Deepti Gupta:
  CE-ED: A Development Platform for Interactive Patient Education. 648-649
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  Rob Phillips, Catherine Baudains:
  Effectiveness of Web-Based materials to Support Learning in Botany. 650-651
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  Geoff Foster:
  Online Help Systems: learning while Working. 652-653
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  Salvatore Valenti, Maurizio Panti, Tommaso Leo:
  Preliminary Results form the Validation of a Specialists' Degree in Motor Disability Assessment. 654-658
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  Gráinne Conole, Mike Hall, Susan Smith:
  Enabling Professional Communication for Practitioners across Europe. 659-660
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  Chien-Chung Wang, Shan-Huo Chen:
  Comparison of Learning Efforts Using Fuzzy Graded Mean Integration Method. 661-665
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  Penelope Walters Swenson:
  handheld Computers and the Standards, Assessment, Accountability Movement. 666-667
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  John Brine, Marcia Johnson, Margaret Franken, Lucy Compbell:
  Collaborative Second Language Writing: An Activity Analysis of Web Conferencing. 668-669
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  Roberto Sebastian Legaspi, Raymund Sison:
  A Machine Learning Framework for an Expert Tutor Construction. 670-674
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  Petri Gerdt, Ramin Miraftabi, Markku Tukiainen:
  Evaluating Educational Software Environments. 675-676
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  Chiung Hung Lai, Per Magne Bjornerud, Kanji Akahori, Shoji Hayashi:
  The Design and Evaluation of Language Learning Materials Based on Comic Stories and Comic Strips. 677-678
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  Shui-Cheng Lin, Kuo-En Chang, Yao-Ting Sung, Gwo-Dong Chen:
  A New Structural Knowledge Assessment Based on Weighted Concept Maps. 679-680
• 
  Catherine McLoughlin, Hilary Hutchinson, Mara Koplin:
  Different Media for Language Learning: Does Technology Add Quality? 681-684

Implementation Experiences

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  Laurence Rogers:
  Integrating ICT in the Teaching of Science in Secondary Schools. 685-686
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  A. Tsubokura, Noboru Ashida, N. Matsubara, I. Oshima, K. Kozuki, Katsuhide Tsushima:
  Analysis of Key Typing Process Using Hand Position Process. 687-688
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  Kathleen Gray:
  Re-Doing the Subject: Implementation Experiences in going Online. 689-693
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  Karen L. Murphy, Peter J. Smith, Elizabeth Stacey:
  Teaching Presence in Computer Conferencing: Lessons form the United States and Australia. 694-698
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  Margot Duncan, Michael Ryan, John Lidstone:
  Reaching the Wider Learning Community: Exploring the Support and Design of Media Enhanced Teaching. 699-701
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  Wing Au, Bruce White:
  Integrating Information Technology in a Discovery School - A Case Study. 701-702
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  Martin J. Johnson, Bob Craig:
  Computer Systems Pedagogy Using Digital Logic Simulation. 703-704
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  Cheryl Whitelaw, Myrna Sears, Danielle Law, Katy Campbell:
  Learning technologies in Higher Education: Supporting Transformative Practice. 705-706
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  Weiqin Chen:
  Web Services - What Do They Mean to Web_based Education? 707-708
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  Ming-Chung Chen, Hwa-Pey Wang:
  A Study on Web-Based Continuing Professional Development Program for Teachers: A School-Based Approach. 709-710
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  Sally He, Kinshuk, Ashok Patel:
  Adaptivity in Problem-Based Learning: Use of Granularity. 711-712
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  Kenzi Watanabe, Norihiko Sumi, Toyonori Aimori, Makoto Otani, Hisaharu Tanaka, Yasuhisa Okazaki, Toshihiro Hayashi, Hiroki Kondo:
  An Implementation of a Remote Blackboard Presenter System for Remote Lessons in Conventional Blackboard Based Style with Rich Media Environment. 713-714
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  Hiroshi Kato, Tomohiro Miyamoto:
  Development of Collaborative Implement for active Observation (CIAO). 715-716
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  Wiliam Keane, Therese Keane:
  Information and Communication Technology across the Curriculum: A Game of Snakes and Ladders. 717-718
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  Lynette Schaverien:
  Learning about e-Learning: Some Insights into a Postgraduate Learning Community. 719-721
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  Kazuhiko Nagao, Naohiro Ishii:
  A Concept of User Agent for User Interface of C Compiler. 722-726
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  Sheila Spurgeon, James Bowen:
  Collaborative Consultation: An Innovative Model for Faculty Development in Technology. 727-728
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  Geraldine Lefoe, John G. Hedberg, Cathy Gunn:
  The Changing Role of Tutors: Forming a Community of Practice in a Distributed Learning Environment. 729-733
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  Felicia Zhang:
  Implementing Computer Technology into the Language Learning Process. 734-735
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  Albert K. W. Wu, C. H. Leung:
  Evaluating Learning Behavior of Web-Based Training (WBT) Using Web Log. 736-737
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  M. S. Chao, K. W. Chao, W. K. Yang:
  The Implementation of, Achievements in and Reflections on School-Based Education Resource Centers - Examples of Chinese Language and Social Science Subjects. 738-742
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  Michael Coghlan:
  Building a Course on the Run. 743-747

Instructor Networking

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  G. K. Yeo, P. Y. Wong:
  Organized Exchange Repositories for Learning Resources. 748-752
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  Hiroyoshi Watanabe, Masayuki Arai, Shigeo Takei:
  A Framework for Sharing Problems and Evaluation Case-bases in Instructor Communities. 753-757

Integrated Learning Environments

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  Shinn-Rong Lin, Cheng-Kai Chiang:
  Constructing a Self-Directed Collaborative Learning Environment by Combining Traditional and Non-Traditional Ways - An Example of Student-Families in Network. 758-759
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  Noël Conruyt, Y. Geynet, David Grosser, Alain Senteni, M. Santally, S. Sonah:
  The IKBS-DARWIN Research and Learning System for Sharing Biodiversity Knowledge of Tropical Islands. 760-764
• 
  Takahiko Mendori, Miki Kubouchi, Minoru Okada, Akihiro Shimizu:
  Password Input Interface Suitable for Primary School Children. 765-766
• 
  Siu Cheung Kong, Lam For Kwok:
  Modeling the Process of Learning Common Fraction Operation: Designing an Internet-Based Integrated Learning Environment for Knowledge Construction. 767-771
• 
  Kar Tin Lee:
  Learning with ICT: The Challenge of Changing the Way We Teach. 772-776
• 
  Jason Ceddia, Judy Sheard:
  Evaluation of WIER - A Capstone Project Management Tool. 777-781
• 
  Debbie Dolan:
  Learner Autonomy and Technology: An Integrated Language Learning Environment. 782-783
• 
  Qun Jin:
  Individualized Collaboration Support for Online Learning Communities. 784-788
• 
  Toshihiko Izumi:
  Cognitively Oriented Design of a Multimedia System to Learn Guitar Fingering. 789-791
• 
  Kenji Matsuura, Friedrich W. Hesse, Youji Ochi, Hiroaki Ogata, Yoneo Yano:
  Real/Virtual Classmates in an Asynchronous Distant Learning Environment. 792-796
• 
  Kouji Nishimura, Tohru Kondo, Reiji Aibara:
  An MPEG2 over IP Transfer System Integrating Live Distance Lecture and On-Demand Distance Learning. 797-798
• 
  Dominic Becking, Gunter Schlageter:
  A Collaborative Lab- and Learning Environment for a Virtual Database-Practical at eh Virtual University. 799-800
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  Takuma Watanabe, Nobuhiro Takano, Makoto Itami, Kohji Itoh:
  Learning by Problem-Solvinf Assisted of Planning and Retrieval of Sample Problems with Solutions Indexed by Structured Solution Plan. 801-805
• 
  Pofen Wang, Wenlung Cheng, Weichung Wang, Pi-Hsia Hung:
  An Elementary School Mathematics Dynamic Learning System and Its Effects. 806-807
• 
  Shuhsiang Wang, Weichung Wang, Qui-Ming Huang:
  Using Computer as Mindtools to Learn Time Concept in Elementary School. 808-812
• 
  Chien-Sing Lee:
  Shared Cognitive Space: An Enabling Tool for Conceptual Frameworks. 813-817
• 
  Sarah Currier:
  Integrating Information Resources and Online Learning in the UK. 818-822
• 
  Kouki Sato, Masayoshi Yanagisawa, Kanji Akahori:
  Interactive Blackboard Software Visualizing Students' Feedback - Toward "i-room": Classroom Computerization. 823-827
• 
  Carlos Avilés-Cruz, Mario Reyes-Ayala, Edgar Alejandro Andrade-Gonzalez:
  Virtual Reality and Speech Recognition Applying to Signal Analysis Tutor. 828-832
• 
  Vladimir Uskov, C. Etaugh:
  Developing Innovative Web-Lecturing Technology and Online Courses at Bradley University. 833-837
• 
  Chien-Hsun Tseng, Weichung Wang, Yijin Lin, Pi-Hsia Hung:
  Effects of Computerized Advance Organizers on Elementary School Mathematics Learning. 838-839

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