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Work in Progress - Graphical Tools for Self-Evaluation in E-Learning

Foroughi, Roya (2005)
Work in Progress - Graphical Tools for Self-Evaluation in E-Learning.
FIE 2005 - Frontiers in Education Conference. Proceedings.
Conference or Workshop Item, Bibliographie

Abstract

Teaching and Learning in Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs) are relatively new phenomena and therefore pedagogies for these purposes are still in the early development and experimental stages and are either non-existent or have not reached maturity as yet. In traditional classroom settings, the teacher not only presents the new knowledge to the students, he or she chooses strategies to effectively transfer this knowledge, provides a time schedule, the necessary tests for assessment and continuous evaluation and to some extent the motivation necessary to complete the course. In VLEs and especially in the context of life long learning these support elements are often missing and learners are required to deal with these issues by themselves. We propose interactive graphical tools that help the learners gain metacognitive awareness and facilitate goal setting, time management, planning, self motivation, self assessment and progress tracking. In order to allow interoperability between platforms, current standards in the field have been accounted for.

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item
Erschienen: 2005
Creators: Foroughi, Roya
Type of entry: Bibliographie
Title: Work in Progress - Graphical Tools for Self-Evaluation in E-Learning
Language: English
Date: 2005
Publisher: IEEE Press, New York
Event Title: FIE 2005 - Frontiers in Education Conference. Proceedings
Abstract:

Teaching and Learning in Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs) are relatively new phenomena and therefore pedagogies for these purposes are still in the early development and experimental stages and are either non-existent or have not reached maturity as yet. In traditional classroom settings, the teacher not only presents the new knowledge to the students, he or she chooses strategies to effectively transfer this knowledge, provides a time schedule, the necessary tests for assessment and continuous evaluation and to some extent the motivation necessary to complete the course. In VLEs and especially in the context of life long learning these support elements are often missing and learners are required to deal with these issues by themselves. We propose interactive graphical tools that help the learners gain metacognitive awareness and facilitate goal setting, time management, planning, self motivation, self assessment and progress tracking. In order to allow interoperability between platforms, current standards in the field have been accounted for.

Uncontrolled Keywords: Standards, Virtual learning worlds, Learner assessment, Interactive graphics applications
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20 Department of Computer Science
20 Department of Computer Science > Interactive Graphics Systems
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