Title: Ubiquitous learning log: How can we learn from past learning experiences?
Abstract:
I will talk about a mobile learning system for capturing and
recalling learning log called SCROLL, which supports the learner to
capture learning experience as a learning log, share and reuse them with
other learners. This system provides the learners with appropriate
information contents in their learning environment. The initial
evaluation of applying this system in an undergraduate English course
will be presented. Although the number of the subjects was small,
statistically significant effectiveness of SCROLL was detected,
comparing to the group without using the system.
Bio:
Hiroaki Ogata is an Associate Professor at the Department of
Information Science and Intelligent Systems, the University of
Tokushima, Japan. He was a visiting researcher at L3D at University of
Colorado at Boulder from 2002 to 2003. His research areas include Mobile
and Ubiquitous Technologies in Education and CSCL. He has been the
recipient of numerous Best Papers awards, for example, from WebNet 1999,
ICALT 2006, CollabTech 2008, and mLearn 2009. Also he received the APSCE
Young Researcher Leader Award in 2009.
For more detail, please visit
http://www-b4.is.tokushima-u.ac.jp/ogata/
This paper was just submitted to ICCE2010 and is not published yet.
