2002
DOI: 10.1080/03057260208560188
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Contemporary approaches to learning science: technologically-mediated practical work

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“…It has been applied to a number of examples in science education using information technology (see e.g. Scanlon et al, 2002). It is not however yet a model applicable to considering learning though experience or learning in informal settings.…”
Section: Our Approach: Design Based Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It has been applied to a number of examples in science education using information technology (see e.g. Scanlon et al, 2002). It is not however yet a model applicable to considering learning though experience or learning in informal settings.…”
Section: Our Approach: Design Based Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We will consider these by looking at certain aspects of an EU funded project Practical Experimentation through Accessible Remote Learning Project (see Scanlon et al, 2002), which involved Project partners from the Open University; University of Dundee; University of Porto; Trinity College, Dublin (TCD) and a commercial robotics company Zenon, Greece. The overall aims of the project were to develop a flexible system enabling students to conduct real experiments remotely over the Internet and to research the pedagogic impact of this approach by validating its developments in different educational contexts in Higher Education.…”
Section: Case Study 1: the Socio-cultural Approach-the Pearl Projectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Entre outras possibilidades citadas na literatura da área estão o uso de experimentos remotos via internet (Lambourne, 2012(Lambourne, , 2007Paolo et al, 2004), kits e manuais enviados aos estudantes. Além disso, o agrupamento dos estudantes nas universidades em cursos intensivos (Lambourne, 2007); a oportunidade de passeios virtuais em museus, em espaços de interação e diálogos via internet (Scanlon 1997(Scanlon , 2002; o acesso a diferentes bancos com recursos multimídia; e a utilização de laboratórios virtuais colaborativos (Lemke, 2013) também são alternativas mencionadas.…”
Section: Atividades Em Disciplinas Dos Cursos De Formação Em Ciêncunclassified
“…The advancement of the Information and Communication Technologies offered new ways of partnerships and participation [15] and brought new methods in the adoption of educational and learning methods [16]. The establishment of the movement around Open Educational Resources (OERs) has introduced new practices in acquiring knowledge and accelerating the learning process [17], with the primary goal of the OERs being the creation of "a culture of sharing resources and practices which will help facilitate change and innovation in education" [18].…”
Section: Open Science Embedded In E-learningmentioning
confidence: 99%