... sources for teaching critical media literacy. Teachers face difficulties not only in dealing with applications and media tools but also in adapting to technological media, such as a lack of effective training, materials, and tools and poor internet access (Zulkifli et al., 2020). For those...

... collection. Data were generated based on the themes which emerged. Findings The findings of the study suggest that majority of students found Virtual Collaborative Learning helpful and a user-friendly tool. However, lack of resources, clear instructions from the teaching staff and cooperation, internet...

...Asad Ahmad; Mohammed Naved Khan; Obaidur Rahman Purpose Internet is both a medium and a platform for information exchange. This characteristic of internet is gradually metamorphosing it into an e-learning enabler. A significant percentage of internet users access health-related information through...

... Licensed re-use rights only Internet E-learning Communities Online applications According to Doolan (2013) , we are the products of our environment and technology has become our world. Technology has contributed to progression and advancement in developing countries, particularly...

... participatory learning activities trigger students’ interest and participation. Several teachers mentioned that students learned by adopting the role of the researcher and managed to navigate better through the wealth of information on the internet: Students are really actively involved, they enjoy...

... of an emerging issue. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2014 Internet Behaviour Regina Connolly can be contacted at: Regina.Connolly@dcu.ie In its natural form, the term “communication” and “data sharing” suggest a positive role where (at least) two people are in harmony with a common...

... Cambone can be contacted at: Marie.cambone@gmail.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2013 Internet Design Distance learning Semiotics E‐learning Empathy Control room Interactive technology Smart education User interfaces Virtual learning environment Producing an e‐learning...

...‐collaboration. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 South Africa Internet Group work Intergroup relations Social processes Awareness Context Social presence E‐collaboration Postgraduates Students use the awareness of social presence, while in different contexts, for learning...

... work is available as a plug‐in for the Opencast Matterhorn project. Internet Web 2.0 User interfaces Lecture recording Opencast Social navigation User awareness Web lectures In the datawarehouse, all users that have already watched the passage in question are retrieved. This is done...

... for developers on the public project wiki‐page[12]. Lectures Video Internet Universities E‐learning Information exchange On November 14, 2008, the US President‐elect Barak Obama made history by recording the Democratic Party weekly address on YouTube. “We're living,” said Ellen Miller...

... are magnified for illustration purposes. Neither the magnification nor the connector shapes are part of the interface. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Internet Lectures User interfaces Learning Web lectures play an increasingly important role in the e‐Learning portfolio of many...

... the advantage of flexibility. The lecturer does not have to be in his or her office in order to support a student and can turn to student submissions and give feedback wherever the lecturer has access to a networked computer (Collis et al., 2001). Content management Internet Students Feedback...

... constraints (such as registering or submitting an assignment before a due date) and even financial constraints where students use commercial internet facilities. Communication technologies Internet Distance learning Teaching methods Universities User studies Earlier research investigated...

... buy‐in. Originality/value This paper is of value to academic staff who wish to explore the benefits, and pitfalls, of using Turnitin as an educational tool. Theses Internet Cheating Authorship Students Plagiarism is a growing problem in Universities (Park, 2003 ; Peacock et al...

... to support feedback channels. Practical implications The paper shows that web lectures can benefit from Web 2.0 ideas and presents examples how Web 2.0 and web lectures can be brought together. Originality/value Web 2.0 is a popular trend that transforms the way in which the internet is used...

... that N(A) > 0 implies Π(A) = 1. When A is a fuzzy set this property no longer holds but the inequality N(A) ≤ Π(A) remains valid (Dubois and Prade, 1987). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Information systems User studies Internet Worldwide web When...

... connected to the internet. What is more – using XML makes it possible to reuse data in different teaching situations. Research limitations/implications The environment has only been used for two years and further research is needed on how user‐friendly the system really is and how it can still...

... to its original educational focus. Keywords: copyright, education, internet, intellectual property, learning objects 1. INTRODUCTION One of the most serious threats to the development of the learning object economy as described by Downes (2002) is the consistent campaign by the controllers of copyright...