21 results on '"Learning objects repository"'
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2. WOLF-LOR or what we learned developing a low cost/no cost learning objects repository
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Kelly, Elizabeth and Rosenbloom, Lucy
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forum2018 ,LOR ,learning objects repository ,ComputingMethodologies_DOCUMENTANDTEXTPROCESSING ,digital library ,omeka ,information literacy ,institutional repository ,talk - Abstract
PDF slides for presentation at 2018 Digital Library Federation Forum
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- 2022
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3. DIGITAL RESOURCE EXCHANGE ABOUT MUSIC (DREAM): PHASE 2 USABILITY TESTING.
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Upitis, Rena, Boese, Karen, Abrami, Philip C., and Anwar, Zaeem
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ELECTRONIC information resources , *ONLINE education , *EDUCATIONAL technology , *LEARNING management , *EDUCATIONAL objectives - Abstract
The Digital Resource Exchange About Music (DREAM) is a virtual space for exchanging information about digital learning tools. The purpose of the present study was to determine how users responded to DREAM in the first four months after its public release. This study is the second phase of usability research on DREAM, and was conducted to guide future development of the tool. Research questions were designed to determine patterns of use for DREAM, the most popular resources, and gaps in the DREAM resources, in order to guide further design and content development. The primary data sources were site analytics, supplemented by an online survey and feedback from teachers who took part in a DREAM workshop. Results indicated that DREAM is steadily gaining users, and that the tool is effective and satisfying for music teachers as a way of keeping abreast about digital learning tools, especially for resources for ear training and sight reading. The paper concludes with suggestions for design enhancements and ways of broadening the user base. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2015
4. An analysis of teaching practice with the Learning Object Repository in the early years of Elementary School
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Melo, Andressa Cristina Dadério de [UNESP], Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp), and Fiscarelli, Silvio Henrique [UNESP]
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Políticas Públicas ,Literacy and literacy ,Learning Objects Repository ,Educação ,Ensino fundamental ,Public policy ,Learning Objects ,Information and Communication Technologies ,Objetos de Aprendizagem - Abstract
Submitted by Andressa Cristina Dadério De Melo (andressa.daderio@unesp.br) on 2021-04-25T12:41:15Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Defesa Andressa Melo 2.pdf: 3384006 bytes, checksum: ca67f5ed6038523ff7d912b683461359 (MD5) Approved for entry into archive by Aline Aparecida Matias null (alinematias@fclar.unesp.br) on 2021-04-27T16:22:50Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 melo_acd_me_arafcl.pdf: 3384006 bytes, checksum: ca67f5ed6038523ff7d912b683461359 (MD5) Made available in DSpace on 2021-04-27T16:22:50Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 melo_acd_me_arafcl.pdf: 3384006 bytes, checksum: ca67f5ed6038523ff7d912b683461359 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2021-02-22 Essa pesquisa de mestrado teve como objetivo a investigação de como um ROA (repositório de objeto de aprendizagem) pode auxiliar nas práticas docentes no laboratório de informática da unidade escolar. Para tanto, levantamos o grau de conhecimentos que os professores possuem sobre o tema, a dinâmica de trabalho utilizada por eles no laboratório de informática, como ocorre o processo de planejamento adotado pelo professor, as demandas e expectativas dos docentes em relação a esse recurso, quais as suas principais dificuldades na execução das atividades e como o ROA pode ser elaborado de forma a minimizar essas dificuldades. Buscamos também levantar dados que evidenciem como a organização dos repositórios de objetos de aprendizagem e a estrutura dos OAs (objetos de aprendizagem), podem contribuir nos processos de alfabetização e letramento e no desenvolvimento das habilidades matemáticas, atinentes aos anos iniciais do ensino fundamental. Para tanto, selecionamos a metodologia da pesquisa – ação que nos permitiu por meio dos instrumentos de entrevista, das intervenções e das observações, verificarmos a oferta das formações iniciais e continuadas para os professores com vistas ao uso pedagógico das TICs (tecnologias da informação e comunicação) e de forma colaborativa com o grupo de professores colaboradores, organizamos um repositório de objetos de aprendizagem que foi utilizado durante o desenvolvimento da presente pesquisa. A organização desse repositório, permitiu que evidenciássemos as possíveis contribuições dos objetos de aprendizagem para o processo de alfabetização e letramento e no desenvolvimento das habilidades de matemática, em relação a sua estrutura, a ludicidade, a interatividade, o conteúdo e a progressão das atividades presentes nestes recursos em conjunto com o planejamento do professor para o uso dos objetos durante as aulas ministradas no laboratório de informática. This master's research aimed to investigate how an ROA (repository of learning object) can assist in teaching practices in the computer lab. For that, we raised the degree of knowledge that teachers have on the subject, the work dynamics used by them in the computer lab, how the planning process adopted by the teacher occurs, the demands and expectations of the teachers in relation to this resource, which its main difficulties in the execution of activities and how the ROAs can be developed in order to minimize these difficulties. We also seek to gather data that show how the organization of repositories of learning objects and the structure of OAs (learning objects), can contribute to the processes of literacy and literacy and the development of mathematical skills, related to the early years of elementary school. To do so, we selected the research-action methodology that allowed us, through the instruments of interview, interventions and observations, to verify the offer of initial and continuing training for teachers with a view to the pedagogical use of ICTs (information and communication technologies) and in a collaborative way with the group of collaborating teachers, we organized a repository of learning objects that was used during the development of this research. The organization of this repository allowed us to highlight the possible contributions of learning objects to the process of literacy and literacy and the development of mathematical skills, in relation to their structure, playfulness, interactivity, content and progression of the present activities. these resources in conjunction with the teacher's planning for the use of objects during the classes taught in the computer lab.
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- 2021
5. E-Partilha: Desenvolvimento e Utilização de um Repositório de Objectos de Aprendizagem.
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Gonçalves, Maria José Angélico, Pereira, Rui Humberto, and Cota, Manuel Pérez
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Copyright of CISTI (Iberian Conference on Information Systems & Technologies / Conferência Ibérica de Sistemas e Tecnologias de Informação) Proceedings is the property of Conferencia Iberica de Sistemas Tecnologia de Informacao and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2010
6. O padrão OBAA no desenvolvimento de repositórios de objetos de aprendizagem: o caso de literacia dos oceanos nos Açores
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Mendes, Armando B., Cascalho, José M. V. R., Vicarri, Rosa Maria, Costa, Ana Cristina M. R., Rossi, Luíz H. L., Faria, Cláudia, Botelho, Andreia Z. C., Parente, Manuela I., Neves, Paulo Novo, and Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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Ocean literacy ,Learning objects repository ,Intelligent applications ,14. Life underwater - Abstract
This paper describes the existing web resources of learning objects to promote ocean literacy. The several projects and sites are explored, and the shortcomings revealed. The limitations identified include insufficient metadata about registered learning objects and lack of support for intelligent applications. As solution, we promote the seaThings project that relies on a multi-disciplinary approach to promote literacy in the marine environment by implementing a specific Learning Objects repositories (LOR) and a federation of repositories (FED), supported by a OBAA, a versatile and innovative standard that will provide the necessary support for intelligent applications for education purposes, to be used in schools and other educational institutions., Revista de Ciências da Computação, Vol 14 (2019)
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- 2019
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7. Learning objects (LOs) for mathematics
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Inga Žilinskienė
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learning object ,learning objects for mathematics ,learning objects repository ,learning content ,learning activities ,Mathematics ,QA1-939 - Abstract
This paper deals with LOs for mathematics of 11–12 class students. LOs from the national learning objects metadata repository have been selected. The discussion has been focused on three aspects: 1) how many LOs are there of 11–12 class students, search problems; 2) investigation of content provided in LOs; 3) investigation of interaction between learning content and students activities. It is found that LOs are poor in use of advanced interaction between content and students activities.
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- 2010
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8. DEMONSTRATING DREAM: A DIGITAL RESOURCE EXCHANGE ABOUT MUSIC.
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Upitis, Rena, Boese, Karen, and Abrami, Philip C.
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ELECTRONIC information resources , *MUSIC education , *DIGITAL audio , *INFORMATION sharing , *MUSIC teachers , *MOBILE learning , *EQUIPMENT & supplies ,SERVICES for teachers - Abstract
The Digital Resource Exchange About Music (DREAM) is an online tool for exchanging information about digital learning tools for music education. DREAM was designed by our team to encourage music teachers to learn about digital resources related to learning to play a musical instrument, both in classroom and independent music studio settings. In addition to enabling music teachers to learn about resources, DREAM allows music teachers to evaluate the resources based on their own experiences using the resources, to read about other teachers' views of the resources, and to add resources to the learning objects repository. During the demonstration of DREAM, we will showcase some of the resources and discuss the evolution of the design of DREAM. We will encourage participants to explore DREAM on the devices we provide and/or on their own laptops, tablets, or smartphones. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2015
9. Introduction by Mark Stiles to Part 3 of Littlejohn, A. (2003) Reusing Online Resources: Resource Perspectives
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Mark J. Stiles
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introduction ,book chapter ,learning resources ,design considerations ,developments in online learning ,scalability ,accessibility requirements ,accessibility metadata ,globalisation ,cultural issues ,learning objects repository ,intellectual property ,copyright ,computer-aided assessment ,CAA ,sharing ,reuse ,learning object economy ,pedagogy ,collaboration ,cultural differences ,Theory and practice of education ,LB5-3640 - Abstract
Abstract: In Chapter 11, 'Digital libraries and repositories', Charles Duncan and Cuna Ekmekcioglu have kept the 'learning' emphasis [it's all about people and how they learn and not about just giving people resources'] but also recognize the many barriers and cultural issues to be overcome... this chapter explores the issues around cataloguing, distribution of resources versus centralization, and the diversity of artefacts that form 'resources'. The thorny issues of quality and intellectual property are raised and these inevitably bring us to the need for cooperation, communication and cultural change involving all of the ever-changing roles that this 'new world' implies. Oleg Liber and Bill Olivier's chapter on 'Learning technology interoperability standards' share the view that learning is not merely about content but about what people do to learn... In this chapter, the current state of specifications and models is discussed in a way that explains their relationship to each other, and their importance in an educational, rather than technical, context. Grainne Connole, Jill Evans and Ellen Sims chapter expand on issues of diversity of resources raised in Chapter 11. Grainne, Jill and Ellen review the current state of research and highlight issues such as the description of images in terms of both what they are and how they might be useful. In 'Assessing question banks', Joanna Bull and James Daziel move on to considering how we will know learning has been successful... This chapter recognizes concerns [about] the ability of computer-aided assessment (CAA) to assess the full range of outcomes desired to be identified... Joanna and James address the vital issues of achieving efficiency gains while maintaining quality. Part 3 of the book concludes with a look at the international dimension. In 'Sharing and reuse of learning resources across a transnational network', Joachim Wetterling and Betty Collis give us a fascinating look at a European project... Authors discuss the issues of reuse in the context of pedagogic and cultural differences in education when viewed across national boundaries, concentrating on pedagogy, collaboration and the re-engineering of courses. Notes: Reprinted with permission from: 'Reusing Online Resources: A Sustainable Approach to eLearning,', (Ed.) Allison Littlejohn. Kogan Page, London. ISBN 0749439491. Editor: Allison Littlejohn.
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- 2004
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10. Ontology of Learning Objects Repository for Pedagogical Knowledge Sharing.
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Shouhong Wang
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ONTOLOGIES (Information retrieval) , *INSTITUTIONAL repositories , *ONLINE education , *INFORMATION sharing , *INFORMATION storage & retrieval systems - Abstract
Ontology has been receiving considerable attention in the learning objects research community. This paper discusses the key concepts of ontology of learning objects repository and proposes an ontological model for pedagogical knowledge sharing. The ontological model specifies a generic organizational structure for learning objects repository based on pedagogical design categories. An ontology that actualizes such a structure allows the user of the learning objects repository to play an active role in pedagogical development through searching semantically relevant learning objects. An example of ontology for pedagogical knowledge sharing is used to illustrate the concepts of the development and use of ontologies of learning objects repository. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2008
11. SEA-THINGS: A project to improve the ocean literacy in the Azores.
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MENDES, ARMANDO, COSTA, ANA, CASCALHO, JOSÉ, BOTELHO, ANDREA, PARENTE, MANUELA, and GUERRA, HÉLIA
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EDUCATIONAL resources ,MARINE resources conservation ,INSTITUTIONAL repositories ,OCEANOGRAPHY - Abstract
Copyright of Arquipélago. Life & Marine Sciences / Ciencias Biológicas e Marinhas is the property of Universidade dos Acores and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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- 2020
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12. Integração de ambiente virtual de aprendizagem com repositório digital
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Rodrigues, Alessandra Pereira and Tarouco, Liane Margarida Rockenbach
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Ambiente virtual ,Learning objects ,Interoperation ,Virtual learning environment ,Objeto de aprendizagem ,Ambiente de aprendizagem ,Integração ,Learning objects repository - Abstract
Objetos de Aprendizagem são recursos relevantes para ensejar a aprendizagem em função de seu caráter modular, pois permitem oferecer condições para uma atividade apoiada por recursos alocados por demanda face a necessidades específicas de uma turma ou aluno em particular. Essa característica é um elemento benéfico e facilitador, mas adiciona um aspecto que dificulta seu uso, derivado da dificuldade de localização do objeto de aprendizagem apropriado para necessidades específicas. Em decorrência, existe considerável esforço de investigação de estratégias para facilitar a localização e o acesso a Objetos de Aprendizagem (OA), adequados às necessidades de alunos e professores, pois a dificuldade em realizar esses processos ocasiona uma redução na frequência de utilização e reutilização dos mesmos em atividades pedagógicas. O local usual para armazenamento desses recursos é um Repositório de Objetos de Aprendizagem (ROA). No entanto, o uso dos objetos de aprendizagem ocorre mais frequentemente no contexto de Ambientes Virtuais de Aprendizagem (AVAs). Face a essas constatações, esse trabalho de pesquisa investigou estratégias para integrar um ROA a um AVA e como esta integração pode apoiar o professor e o aluno na construção e adaptação do plano de ensino e aprendizagem. Essa tese apresenta um referencial teórico sobre Repositórios de Objetos de Aprendizagem e Ambientes Virtuais de Aprendizagem e algumas soluções implementadas para integrar esses sistemas. Além disso, propõe um modelo de integração de repositórios a AVAs e descreve sua implementação bem como resultados derivados do uso da solução integradora construída. Os sistemas escolhidos para validar o modelo implementado foram o repositório CESTA2 e o AVA MOODLE. A hipótese principal é a de que a integração dos sistemas permite que os OA possam ser mais facilmente agregados pelo professor ao AVA no planejamento das unidades de aprendizagem de uma disciplina ou curso e permite que esses recursos sejam recomendados pelo professor ao aluno nas diversas situações de aprendizagem previamente delineadas em cada uma das unidades de aprendizagem ou que surgirem sob demanda ao longo do curso. Nesse sentido a solução proposta visa criar condições para que os OAs possam ser pesquisados e utilizados pelos alunos através de ferramentas disponíveis no próprio AVA. Para validar a integração foram realizados estudos de caso com alunos e professores de duas turmas da disciplina de Projeto de Banco de Dados Relacional do Instituto Federal Sul-rio-grandense, Campus Pelotas. Diferentemente de outros estudos realizados sobre o tema e relatados nessa tese, esse trabalho tem como foco a integração dos ambientes, com a finalidade tecnológica de verificar a interoperabilidade existente entre eles e como finalidade pedagógica verificar como essa integração pode auxiliar professores e alunos. A avaliação e validação realizadas através de estudo de caso com professores e alunos evidenciou que o modelo proposto e implementado atende às expectativas e pode apoiar professores e alunos, nas suas atividades pedagógicas e de aprendizagem, respectivamente. Além disso, o trabalho fruto dessa tese aporta contribuições importantes para as instituições de ensino que utilizam o software livre DSpace como repositório institucional e o MOODLE como AVA Institucional, pois demonstra como esses dois sistemas podem ser integrados para permitir aos seus usuários auferir todos os benefícios que essa integração pode oferecer. Learning Objects are important resources to give opportunity to the learning according to their modular character, this way they may offer conditions to an activity supported by allocated resources by requests to the specific needs of a class or of an individual student. This characteristic is a beneficial and facilitator element, but it adds an aspect which makes its use difficult due to the learning object’s location difficulty appropriated to the specific needs. As a result, there is significant research effort of strategies in order to facilitate the location and the access to the Learning Objects (LO) adequate to the students and teachers’ needs, because the difficulty in order to perform these processes causes a decrease in the frequency of use and reuse from these ones in activities of teaching and learning. The usual place to store these resources is a Learning Objects Repository (LOR). However, the use of learning objects occurs more frequently in the Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs). Due to these findings, this study researched the strategies to integrate a Learning Objects Repository to a Virtual Learning Environment and how this integration may support the teacher and the student at the construction and adaptation of teaching and learning plan. The present thesis shows a theoretical frame about the Learning Objects Repository and Virtual Learning Environments and some solutions taken to integrate these systems. In addition, it proposes a integration model of repositories to VLEs and it describes its implementation as well as the results from the use of the integrating solution built. The systems chosen to validate the deployed model were the repository CESTA2 and the VLE MOODLE. The main hypothesis is that the integration of the systems allows that the Learning Objects may be more easily added by the teacher to the VLE at the learning unit planning to a subject our course and it allows that these resources be advised by the teacher to the student in several learning situations previously outlined in each learning unit or the ones which arises along the course. At this point of view the solution proposed aims to create conditions so that the LOs may be researched and used by the students through available tools at own VLE. In order to validate the integration were done case studies with students and teachers from two classes of Relational Database Project subject from the Instituto Federal Sul-rio-grandense, Pelotas Campus. Differently from other studies done about the topic and described at this thesis, this study focuses on the environment integration with the technological purpose in order to verify the interoperability presented between them and as teaching purpose to verify how this integration may help teachers and students. The assessment and validation performed through case study with teachers and students showed that the proposed and evidenced model meets the expectations and may support teachers and students in their teaching and learning activities, respectively. Furthermore, the study from this thesis brings important contributions to the educational institutions that use the DSpace free software as institutional repository and the MOODLE as Institutional VLE, showing how these two systems may be integrated allowing to their users all the benefits that this integration may offer.
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- 2012
13. MIRROS : Intermediary Model to Recovery Learning Objects
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Margain Fuentes, Ma Lourdes, Muñoz Arteaga, Jaime, Francisco Alvarez-Rodriguez, Vanderdonkt, Jean, Orey, Michael, Louvain School of Management - Operations and Information, and UCL - ESPO/IAG - Département d'administration et de gestion
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Metadata ,Learning Objects Repository ,Ontology ,Agents - Abstract
Techniques for recovery and reuse of learning objects in various learning management systems actually provide learning alternatives and services for online learning. One of these alternatives is the recovery of resources in the Learning Objects Repositories (LOR); this LOR hand out different services such as search for a specific resource by a user. From the perspective of artificial intelligence, it is possible to recover the digital resources based on metadata, with different possibilities for improving search mechanisms that satisfy a query according to the user profile with specific needs. The paper shows a proposal where searching services repositories of learning objects can be implemented by creating a reference model involving agents or elements implicated in learning or recommend learning objects based on the users requirement. From this perspective is proposed a reference model to recovery learning objects in a specific learning context.
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- 2011
14. Mokymosi objektai matematikai mokytis
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Inga Žilinskienė
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lcsh:Mathematics ,learning objects repository ,learning object ,Mathematics education ,learning content ,Learning object ,Learning objects for mathematics ,Learning objects repository ,Learning content ,Learning activity ,lcsh:QA1-939 ,learning objects for mathematics ,learning activities ,ComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS - Abstract
This paper deals with LOs for mathematics of 11–12 class students. LOs from the national learning objects metadata repository have been selected. The discussion has been focused on three aspects: 1) how many LOs are there of 11–12 class students, search problems; 2) investigation of content provided in LOs; 3) investigation of interaction between learning content and students activities. It is found that LOs are poor in use of advanced interaction between content and students activities.
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- 2010
15. Learning objects (LOs) for mathematics
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Žilinskienė, Inga
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Content ,Mokslinis ugdymas / Scientific education ,Lietuva (Lithuania) ,Learning objects for mathematics ,Matematika ,Learning objects repository ,Learning activities ,Learning object ,Mathematics ,Specialusis ugdymas / Special education - Abstract
Straipsnyje nagrinėjami 11–12 kl. mokiniams skirti matematikos mokymosi objektai, atrinkti iš Nacionalinės mokymosi objektų aprašų saugyklos. Mokymosi objektai nagrinėjami trim aspektais: 1) mokymosi objektų, skirtų 11–12 kl. gausos, paieškos problemos; 2) atrinktų mokymosi objektų turinio tyrimas; 3) mokymosi turinio ir mokinio veikimo sąveikos tyrimas. Sąveikos tyrimas parodė, kad dauguma mokymosi objektų neišnaudoja galimų turinio ir mokinio veiklos sąveikos būdų. This paper deals with LOs for mathematics of 11–12 class students. LOs from the national learning objects metadata repository have been selected. The discussion has been focused on three aspects: 1) how many LOs are there of 11–12 class students, search problems; 2) investigation of content provided in LOs; 3) investigation of interaction between learning content and students activities. It is found that LOs are poor in use of advanced interaction between content and students activities.
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- 2010
16. Application Scenarios for the Learning Objects Pool
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Dinis, Patrícia and Silva, Alberto Rodrigues da
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Learning Objects Repository ,e-Learning ,Collaborative Learning ,Learning Object - Abstract
Learning Objects Repositories are becoming increasingly available on the Internet. Learning Objects Pool (LOP) built around the "stock exchange" metaphor, brings a new concept of Learning Objects Repositories pushing users motivation to produce good LOs as well as increasing the cooperation between users, either by submitting suggestions and comments or rating existing LOs. To achieve such high level of motivation and interest some kind of healthy competition is promoted, assigning credits to users and setting a value cost for each LO. This credit-based system rewards users that collaborate by creating LOs or by adding valuable information. It consequently increases the value of the most popular LOs, and also allows the creation of users and LOs rankings. This paper provides a comprehensive overview of the LOP system and, in particular, describes some application scenarios where, through configuration and parameterization we show the LOPs high levels of versatility.
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- 2009
17. E-sharing: development and use of learning objects repository
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Gonçalves, Maria José Angélico, Pereira, Rui Humberto, Pérez Cota, Manuel, and Repositório Científico do Instituto Politécnico do Porto
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Learning objects ,E-Learning ,Learning objects repository ,Metadados - Abstract
— In the new learning environments, built width digital technologies, the need to promote quality of education resources, commonly known as Learning Objects, which can support formal and informal distance learning, emerge as one of the biggest challenge that educational institutions will have to face. Due to the fact that is expensive, the reuse and sharing became very important issue. This article presents a Learning Object Repository which aims to store, to disseminate and maintain accessible Learning Objects.
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- 2009
18. Mokymosi objektų informacinės sistemos sudarymas ir tyrimas
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Undžys, Augustinas, Kavaliauskas, Kazys, Lenkevičius, Antanas, Matickas, Jonas Kazimieras, Paradauskas, Bronius, Rėklaitis, Vytautas, Rubliauskas, Dalius, Rutkauskienė, Danguolė, Šileikienė, Irma, Targamadzė, Aleksandras, Maciulevičius, Stasys, Marcinkevičius, Romas, and Kaunas University of Technology
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Informatics Engineering ,Learning objects ,Mokymosi objektų saugykla ,Learning objects repository ,Informacinė sistema ,Mokymosi objektai ,Information system - Abstract
Mokymosi objektų informacinė sistema yra internetu paremta programa, kuri gali būti naudojama mokymosi objektų saugojimui, ieškojimui, skirstymui. Šios sistemos veikia kaip mokymosi objektų saugyklos, kurios tiekia nuorodas į puslapius su mokymosi medžiaga, kuri atitinka paieškos kriterijus. Pagrindiniai mokymosi objektų informacinės sistemos naudotojai yra studentai, moksleiviai, dėstytojai, mokytojai ir pan., kurių poreikiams patenkinti sukurta sistema su efektyvia, lengva ir paprasta mokymosi objektų paieška, jų panaudojimu, naujų mokymosi objektų įkėlimu, mokymosi objektų dalinimosi galimybe su kitais vartotojais. Mokymosi objektų informacinė sistema įgyvendina svarbiausias mokymosi objektų charakteristikas: pasiekiamumas, operacinis suderinamumas, pritaikomumas, pakartotinis naudojimas, ilgaamžiškumas. Informacinės sistemos veikimui naudojamos technologijos – HTTP serveris (Apache), taip pat duomenų bazės serveris (MySQL). Šios sistemos naudojimui ir veikimui reikalingas internetinis ryšys. Sukurta mokymosi objektų informacinė sistema – tai mokymosi objektų saugykla, pateikianti struktūrizuotą ir organizuotą informaciją visiems, kurie studijuoja, mokosi ir domisi mokslu. Learning object information system is a Web application based system, which can be used as a learning object repository, search engine, or a learning object distributor. These programs work like learning object repositories which provides links to the web sites with learning material. Other repositories store learning objects in their own database. A learning object is a resource, usually digital and web-based, that can be used and re-used. The main users of learning object system are students, teachers, instructors and so on. This system was designed with an easy learning object search system, with their reusability, new learning objects creation and distribution with other users. The system is built using these technologies: PHP programming language, MySQL database system, Apache web server, HTML (hypertext markup language). This system works with internet connection. This learning objects information system is a learning objects repository which produces structured and organized information for those who are studying, learning and interested in education.
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- 2008
19. MIRROS : Intermediary Model to Recovery Learning Objects
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Techniques for recovery and reuse of learning objects in various learning management systems actually provide learning alternatives and services for online learning. One of these alternatives is the recovery of resources in the Learning Objects Repositories (LOR); this LOR hand out different services such as search for a specific resource by a user. From the perspective of artificial intelligence, it is possible to recover the digital resources based on metadata, with different possibilities for improving search mechanisms that satisfy a query according to the user profile with specific needs. The paper shows a proposal where searching services repositories of learning objects can be implemented by creating a reference model involving agents or elements implicated in learning or recommend learning objects based on the users requirement. From this perspective is proposed a reference model to recovery learning objects in a specific learning context.
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- 2011
20. FreeLOms: supporting the collaborative evolution of 'open learning objects'
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Gentile M., Taibi D., Allegra M., and Fulantelli G.
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Learning Objects Repository ,Learning Objects - Abstract
In this paper we present FreeLoms a collaborative environment for sharing and creating Learning Objects in an open perspective. FreeLoms combines the functionalities of a Learning Object Repository with those of a collaborative environment. An abstract Learning Object model was implemented in order to facilitate the management of different typologies of learning materials. Our work was conceived within SLOOP (Sharing Learning Object in an Open Perspective), a project co-financed by the European Commission, under the Leonardo Da Vinci programme.
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- 2006
21. Öğrenim Nesnesi Ambarlarına Giriş
- Author
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Zeynel Cebeci
- Subjects
Learning Objects Repository ,Educational material ,Content storage system ,Online teaching ,Search systems - Abstract
This conference paper was published by ÜNAK/URLA Association, 25-26 September 2003, Ankara, Başkent University, Changing Ways in Access to Information and II. Presented at the Medical Information Management and Technologies Symposium.
- Published
- 2003
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