Application of Collaborative Information Exchange in Urban Public Transport: The Seamless Mobility Solution

Costa, Pedro; Fontes, Tânia; Nunes, António A.; Ferreira, Marta C.; Costa, Vera L.; Dias, Teresa Galvão; Borges, José; Cunha, João Falcão e

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“…It takes such a long time to build the student's character, moreover an environment and habits that support even needed integrated education between formal education in schools, and informal education in families and communities. Eventually, the good news is mobile seamless learning can be the real solution for the qualified education (Costa et al, 2016;Raymond, 2009;Sung, Chang, & Liu, 2015).…”

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The Implementation of Mobile Seamless Learning Strategy in Mastering Students' Concepts for Elementary School

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Journal for the Education of Gifted Young Scientists

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The aim of this study is to know the effect and implications of the Mobile Seamless Learning Strategy on students' concept mastery ability. The research conducted at an Elementary School in Jepara Central Java, Indonesia. The study was quantitative using a quasi-experimental with non-equivalent control group. The participants were student IV class. Subject were selected by classing cluster random sampling. As a results of study, implementation of the mobile seamless learning strategy had a significant impact on students' concept mastery ability. Mobile seamless learning also has advantages 1) students are able to learn unlimited classrooms and time, 2) students can learn anytime and anywhere, 3) integrated learning between formal education and non-formal education, 4) students are digital native so they are very familiar with the world of mobile phones, 5) students can learn both personally and socially, 6) students are able to learn both digitally and physically.

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The Implementation of Mobile Seamless Learning Strategy in Mastering Students' Concepts for Elementary School

Hamid

Setyosari²,

Ulfa³

et al. 2019

Journal for the Education of Gifted Young Scientists

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“…Penelitian yang dilakukan oleh [7], membuat penelitian mengenai perancangan sebuah model jaringan transportasi yang memungkinkan distribusi informasi secara personal dan secara real-time. Infrastruktur skala besar dan mahal, seperti sistem penjualan tiket yang ada sekarang memberikan ancaman terhadap fleksibilitas dan akses wisatawan ke layanan.…”

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Nebengin: Android-based Collaborative Transportation Application

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Kartika

Dharmadi

2020

RESTI

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Online transportation services are transportation services that take advantage of advances in information technology. In Indonesia, several online transportation service providers have grown, such as Gojek, Grab and several other startup startups. In addition to the many benefits and conveniences that have been provided, the service price factor is still felt expensive for the community, especially the lower classes. One solution is to build a Collaborative Transportation Application that utilizes the Collaborative Transportation Management (CTM) interaction method. The main features contained in the application, namely the feature of finding driver routes in the direction of the consumer route, online chat, and route management by utilizing the Android mobile application based on Google Map API and Firebase Cloud Messaging. Performance testing using JMeter from a total of 300 virtual users performs 6 HTTP requests resulting in an average response time of 0.852 alias tolerated according to Apdex standards. Based on the results of testing of 15 respondents obtained the results that this application is easy to use, supports traveling activities, fast response time when used, features provided are quite complete, an accurate position tracking system, unidirectional route search is very compatible with consumer routes, and the process of coordination and driver collaboration is very good so that the travel costs borne by consumers become more economical..

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Design Principles for Interactive Pervasive Environments − Lessons from Urban Mobility

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2017

Human-Computer Systems Interaction

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Application of Collaborative Information Exchange in Urban Public Transport: The Seamless Mobility Solution

Cited by 11 publications

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The Implementation of Mobile Seamless Learning Strategy in Mastering Students' Concepts for Elementary School

The Implementation of Mobile Seamless Learning Strategy in Mastering Students' Concepts for Elementary School

Nebengin: Android-based Collaborative Transportation Application

Design Principles for Interactive Pervasive Environments − Lessons from Urban Mobility

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