Topic: Online learning environments
Attendees
Sessions
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Worked Examples: An Overview
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Comparing Video Lectures with Live Streaming Lectures in Online Physics Class
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Building a Virtual Community for Future Teachers During the COVID 19 Pandemic
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Effects of competition in gamified online distance learning on intrinsic motivation: A comparative case study
Tuesday, July 6th 2:30-2:50 PM EDTRoom 4 View on map -
Parents’ perspectives on their children’s and their own distance learning experiences during Covid-19 lockdown
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Future proof Teacher Professionalization. The Case of the MOOCs.
Tuesday, July 6th 12:00-12:20 PM EDTRoom 5 -
Hands-on Cybersecurity Labs in online learning
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The Effect of Academic Self-Efficacy, Perceived Usefulness, Perceived Ease of Use, and Acceptance Attitude on Learning Persistence through Student Engagement in MOOC
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Digital Divide: A Case Study of Teachers’ Perspective of Technology Use in Rural Elementary Classrooms
Wednesday, July 7th 2:30-2:50 PM EDTRoom 2 -
Remote Workshop about Teaching for Graduates and Students
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Distance Education during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Adaptive Conversations for Adaptive Learning TalkyTutors: sustainable chatbots as tutors
Thursday, July 8th 12:00-12:20 PM EDTRoom 5 -
Experiences of 9th-12th grade teachers transition to online teaching amidst the Covid19 pandemic
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A Cross-Classroom Collaborative Project-Based Learning Management System
Tuesday, July 6th 12:15-12:30 PM EDTRoom 6 -
COVID-19 and the Need for a More Student Focused Learning Approach in Online Settings
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What Do Online Students Say about their Classes and Instructors?
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The Four Pillars of Digitally Infused Education: Transcending Modalities in a Post-COVID Learning Environment
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Dream it, Create it: Developing and Launching a Virtual Center
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Using Phenomenography to Understand STEM Doctoral Students’ Meaning-Making with Discussion Board Postings
Wednesday, July 7th 2:50 PM-3:10 PM EDTRoom 2 -
Measuring social space in online group learning: Preliminary validation of the social space scale using the Rasch analysis approach