Conference review 2021

6th International Symposium on Emerging Technologies for Education, SETE 2021

Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics)
Conference · Vol. 13089 LNCS
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The proceedings contain 43 papers. The special focus in this conference is on Emerging Technologies for Education. The topics include: The Syntax and Semantics of Verbs of Searching; writing Collaboratively in the Continuation Task via Shared Docs; Reflections on Applying Innovative Project-Based Learning: Shadow Play in OBTL Classroom; Online Collision Avoidance Algorithm for Lightweight Web3D Robot Based on M-BVH; the Teaching Design of Sequence Limit Based on Modern Education Technology; Reducing EFL Learners’ Error of Sound Deletion with ASR-Based Peer Feedback; the Digital Competence of Vocational Education Teachers and of Learners with and Without Cognitive Disabilities; An Action Research of Using SAMR to Guide Blended Learning Adoption During Covid-19; a Parsing Scheme of Mind-Map Images; student Experiences on Using Process-Centric Thesis Management Tool; Research on OBE Online Teaching Mode Combined with Expression Recognition—Taking Digital Image Processing Course as an Example; a Fitness Education and Scoring System Based on 3D Human Body Reconstruction; threat Analysis of IoT Security Knowledge Graph Based on Confidence; Adversarial Training Leaded Robust MRC Method; deep Knowledge Tracking Based on Exercise Semantic Information; automated Analysis of Student Verbalizations in Online Learning Environments; a Model of Teachers’ Excellent Teaching Behaviors Based on Natural Language Processing; examining the Efficacy of Video-Based Multimodal Three-Dimension Input on the Acquisition of English Phrases; synchronous Computer Mediated Communication in English Language Classes During the Pandemic: A Case Study of Wuhan; systematic Evaluation of Research Progress on Technology-Enhanced Language Learning: Content Analysis and Knowledge Mapping; chatbots for Learning: A Facebook Messenger ‘Bot’.

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  • EID 2-s2.0-85124664007
  • Language English