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Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics)

Published by Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH • ISSN: 03029743

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The effectiveness of health communication for implement multimedia e-book into large and small groups

Conference paper
This study investigated the use of multimedia e-book by nursing interns to promote health communication. The characteristics of e-book were utilized to facilitate the health communication. It aimed to explore the outcomes of health communication in a group setting, for both large and small groups, i…

Exploration of learning effectiveness and cognitive load on interactive and non-interactive E-book introducing into nursing education

Conference paper
The purpose of this study is to investigate the use of e-books, as well as interactive and non-interactive elements, as a way to present learning content, and the effect of application of e-books to nursing education on learning effectiveness and cognitive load of students in Department of Nursing. …

Design Guidelines for Mobile MOOC Learning—An Empirical Study

Conference paper
With the popularity and convenience of smart phones and Internet, more and more users participate in MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses) via mobile phones or tablet computers. Thus how to design MOOC for mobile learning deserves theoretical study and practical exploration. Based on the review of rela…

Training evaluation in a learning organization and online training through the E-booklet contribution of game theory and shapley value

Conference paper
This work focuses on the question of apprenticeship in French universities in relation to apprenticeship training centers and companies where the apprentice completes his internship and the definition of this new learning structure. One of the problems in this structure is the difficulty of making i…

Cooperative and immersive coaching to facilitate skill development in construction tasks

Conference paper
At present, construction operations training offered by qualified organisations and associations for the Australian oil and gas, mineral and chemical industries have been provided at only limited levels. Moreover, the relevant training facilities and centres being established or considered in the co…

“computer science in context” and “learning fields” in vocational computer science education – two unlike siblings?

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Vocational and general computer science education in Germany use different teaching approaches in some areas to educate their students. Despite all differences of the school types and their goals of education, there are concepts and ideas which have separately developed, but cover similar pedagogica…

Scaling informal learning: An integrative systems view on scaffolding at the workplace

Conference paper
While several technological advances have been suggested to scale learning at the workplace, none has been successful to scale informal learning. We review three theoretical discourses and suggest an integrated systems model of scaffolding informal workplace learning that has been created to tackle …

Improving the transfer of safety and security competences to industry: The RISKY approach

Conference paper
Transfer to industry is typically understood by academia as a transfer of methodologies and technologies, thus neglecting transfer of knowledge. However, academia is very well placed to improve industry competitiveness through continuous training. Coping with transfer of knowledge is not only a matt…

Success factors and problems encountered in the workplace learning of university/college of technology students in Taiwan: A five-star hotel as an example

Conference paper Open Access
In order to help students in universities/colleges of technology close the education-employment gaps, Taiwan's educational authorities promoted workplace-learning programs. However, what are the success factors and problems encountered? This article reaches three defined conclusions: 1) student can …

How CSCL moderates the influence of self-efficacy on students' transfer of learning

Conference paper
There is an implicit assumption in learning research that students learn more deeply in complex social and technological environments. Deep learning, in turn, is associated with higher degrees of students' self-efficacy and transfer of learning. The present meta-analysis tested this assumption. Base…

Tinkering or sketching: Apprentices' use of tangibles and drawings to solve design problems

Conference paper Open Access
The articulation of practice and theory is a central problematic in a dual apprenticeship system that combines working in a company and attending courses at school. Design problems are proposed by teachers as a way to address theoretical concepts in a practical context. The difficulties encountered …

The "5P" apprenticeship which based the Chinese traditional culture

Conference paper
The paper sums up five primary characteristics of apprenticeship on the basis of the Chinese traditional culture. Then it analyses the new economic environment and its needs for employees' quality. By expatiating on the effect of the apprenticeship, it demonstrates that the "5P" apprenticeship is ac…

Innovating eLearning and mobile learning technologies for Europe's future educational challenges, theory and case studies

Conference paper
This paper is authored by Fabrizio Cardinali, the CEO of Giunti Interactive Labs (www.giuntilabs.com), provider of Europe's leading SCORM based eLearning and Mobile Learning Content Management Solution, learn eXact™. The paper introduces how new generation Learning Content Management Services and So…