Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on World Wide Web - WWW '05 2005
DOI: 10.1145/1060745.1060791
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“…Second, "E-school bag is a universal network facility that supports informal learning. Students can log in, withdraw from the e-school bag and manage their own digital resources using devices based on technologies such as Bluetooth and wireless networks" [8] .The domestic research on e-schoolbag focuses on the "real" equipment level. For example, Xie Zhongxin, Shanghai Institute of Educational Development, Pudong New Area, believes that "e-schoolbag" actually constructs a digital learning environment consisting of learning content, Terminal and service platform consists of three parts [9] , East China Normal University, Zhu Zhiting, Yu Xiaohua and other scholars will also think of e-schoolbags as a learning environment, advocating equipment, content and services from the perspective of the three fusion design [3] .Therefore, based on the integration of the three cognitive perspectives of equipment, content and resources, Yu Xiaohua of East China Normal University, based on the integration of e-schoolbag design and the interactive perspective embodying the function of education and teaching, as shown in Figure 3 below.…”
Section: Based On the E-schoolbag Environment To Expansive Learning Mmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Second, "E-school bag is a universal network facility that supports informal learning. Students can log in, withdraw from the e-school bag and manage their own digital resources using devices based on technologies such as Bluetooth and wireless networks" [8] .The domestic research on e-schoolbag focuses on the "real" equipment level. For example, Xie Zhongxin, Shanghai Institute of Educational Development, Pudong New Area, believes that "e-schoolbag" actually constructs a digital learning environment consisting of learning content, Terminal and service platform consists of three parts [9] , East China Normal University, Zhu Zhiting, Yu Xiaohua and other scholars will also think of e-schoolbags as a learning environment, advocating equipment, content and services from the perspective of the three fusion design [3] .Therefore, based on the integration of the three cognitive perspectives of equipment, content and resources, Yu Xiaohua of East China Normal University, based on the integration of e-schoolbag design and the interactive perspective embodying the function of education and teaching, as shown in Figure 3 below.…”
Section: Based On the E-schoolbag Environment To Expansive Learning Mmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[2] It also can be seen as "a general network infrastructure to support informal learning, and students can use equipment based on wireless network technologies, log in, exit electronic schoolbag, manage their digital resources anytime and anywhere". [3]as a form of electronic education products in the future, electronic schoolbag can change static teaching content of textbooks into vivid multimedia teaching content, in addition, this intelligent terminal can also add testing, feedback, network communication, and other functions, provide learning support and service for students. [4]This article meet the actual needs of students, based on the functions and characteristics of electronic schoolbag , preliminary designed electronic schoolbag learning environment.…”
Section: The Design Of E-book Package Learning Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many such systems offer new ways for learners to interact with the learning source at any time. The phrase "anytime, anywhere learning" is frequently used with distance education systems, even if the topic or learning goal cannot be achieved "anytime" using that delivery method (Mirabella, Kimani & Tiziana, 2004) (Brodersen, Christensen, Grønbaek, Dindler & Sundararajah, 2005).…”
Section: Web-based As a Subcomponent Of E-learningmentioning
confidence: 99%