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3rd Floor Conference Room

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3:15pm-4:00pm,

June 18, 2015

Panel: From Users to Producers of Open Educational Resources: Perception and Reflection of Pre-service Teachers (Track 6)

Pornsook Tantrarungroj


Online Presence in Asynchronous Online Courses: A Case Study (Track 2)
Xiaoxia Huang, Western Kentucky University; Eling Hsiao, Valdosta State University

Wiki as a Collaborative Online Resource to Support Veterinary Medicine Faculty (Track4)
Hong Wang, Kansas State University

WeChat Assisted the Task-Centered Learning of Undergraduates: Take the Course Information Literacy as Example (Track 4)
Qian-wei Zhang, South China University

The Effect of Worksheet Design on Family Learning in Museum Setting (Track 5)
Xianqing Bao, Shanghai Normal University

4:15pm-5:00pm, June 18, 2015

Peer Assessment for Developing Higher Order Learning Skills in MOOCs: Empirical Evidence of Effectiveness and Recommendations for Design (Track 3)
Jingli Cheng, Nicky Ng,
The University of Hong Kong

Online Learning Experience Analysis with Visualization (Track 6)
Jung Lim, Sanghoon Park, University of South Florida

Digital Native Preservice Teachers: Growing Up with Technology, Not Growing Up Learning with Technology (Track 6)
Liangyue Lu, Grambling State University

A Qualitative Study of Nursing Living--Learning Communities (Track 2)
Renee Bauer, Indiana State University

Collaborative Learning as a New Technology: Examining the Effects of Blogging in the Teaching of Writing (Track 4)

Joseph Kush, Nicole Roth, Duquesne University


5:15pm-6:00pm, June 18, 2015

The Effects of Motivational Regulation Strategies (MRSs) on Cognitive Learning Strategy, Learning experience, and Academic Performance in Online Learning (Track 6)
Sanghoon Park, Jung Lim, University of South Florida

Design an Online Student Orientation with Conceptual and Procedural Scaffolding (Track 2)
Juhong Liu, James Madison University

Blended learning with the design of MOOCs: Evaluating online behaviors of college students by a sequential analysis approach (Track 4)
Hercy Cheng, Central China Normal University

Intuitive Visualization of Underlying User Relation in Moodle(Track 6)
Ping Li, The Hong Kong Institute of Education

 

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