IRRODL 19.2

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Hello IRRODL Readers, We are pleased to publish IRRODL issue 2 for spring (North America time) reading. Happy knowledge-gaining! Dianne Vol 19, No 2 (2018) Full Issue View or download the full issue PDF Table of Contents Editorial Editorial – Volume 19, Issue 2 Dianne Conrad HTML MP3 PDF EPUB Research Articles Free Digital Learning for Inclusion of Migrants and Refugees in Europe: A Qualitative Analysis of Three Types of Learning Purposes Jonatan Castaño-Muñoz, Elizabeth Colucci, Hanne Smidt HTML MP3PDF EPUB Reflection on MOOC Design in Palestine Saida Affouneh, Katherine Wimpenny, Ahmed Ra’fat Ghodieh, Loay Abu Alsaud, Arij Abu Obaid HTML MP3 PDFEPUB Creating and Collaborating: Students’ and Tutors’ Perceptions of an Online Group Project Helen Donelan, Karen Kear HTML MP3 PDFEPUB OER Awareness and Use: The Affinity Between Higher Education and K-12 Constance Blomgren HTML MP3 PDFEPUB A Collaborative Approach to OER Policy and Guidelines Development in the Commonwealth: The Case of Botswana, Cameroon, and Sri Lanka Ishan Sudeera Abeywardena, Shironica P. Karunanayaka, Michael N. Nkwenti, Lekopanye Tladi HTML MP3PDF EPUB Connecting OER With Mandatory Textbooks in an EFL Classroom: A Language Theory–Based Material Adoption Xiaodong Zhang HTML MP3PDF EPUB Instructional Delivery and Students’ Experiences with Distance and Online Learning of Undergraduate Mathematics in Nigeria Comfort Okwuegbune Reju, Loyiso Jita HTML MP3PDF EPUB Quality Assurance for Online Higher Education Programmes: Design and Validation of an Integrative Assessment Model Applicable to Spanish Universities Renata Marciniak HTML MP3PDF EPUB A Review to Weigh the Pros and Cons of Online, Remote, and Distance Science Laboratory Experiences Emily Kaye Faulconer, Amy B Gruss HTML MP3PDF EPUB Mental Health in Higher Education: A Comparative Stress Risk Assessment at an Open Distance Learning University in South Africa Jacolize Poalses, Adéle Bezuidenhout HTML MP3PDF EPUB Goal Orientation and Academic Performance in Adult Distance Education Joyce Neroni, Celeste Meijs, Ruslan Leontjevas, Paul A. Kirschner, Renate H.M. De Groot HTML MP3 PDFEPUB Applying Learning Analytics to Explore the Effects of Motivation on Online Students’ Reading Behavioral Patterns Jerry Chih-Yuan Sun, Che-Tsun Lin, Chien Chou HTML MP3PDF EPUB Blended Training on Scientific Software: A Study on How Scientific Data are Generated Efrosyni-Maria Skordaki, Susan Bainbridge HTML MP3 PDFEPUB Empirical Analysis on Factors Impacting on Intention to Use M-learning in Basic Education in Egypt Reham Adel Ali, Muhammad Rafie Mohd Arshad HTML MP3 PDFEPUB Field Notes Online Hunting, Gathering and Sharing – A Return to Experiential Learning in a Digital Age Maristela Petrovic-Dzerdz, Anne Trépanier HTML MP3 PDFEPUB Research Notes Online Course Enrollment in Community College and Degree Completion: The Tipping Point Peter Shea, Temi Bidjerano HTML MP3 PDFEPUB

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Canadian Journal of Education/Revue canadienne de l’éducation
Vol 41, No 1 (2018)
Table of Contents
http://journals.sfu.ca/cje/index.php/cje-rce/issue/view/179

Editorial/Éditorial
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Editorial (i-iii)
Theodore Christou,      Christopher DeLuca

Articles
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Mise sur pied et gouvernance d’une instance régionale de concertation :
le cas de la région de Chaudière- Appalaches au Québec (148-169)
Jean-François Conroy
Formation par et pour les pairs : jouer son rôle de passeur culturel en
milieu francophone minoritaire au Nouveau-Brunswick (170-193)
Monique Richard
L’intervention en contexte de nature et d’aventure : différences et
similitudes entre les programmes éducatifs et les programmes
thérapeutiques (194-222)
Virginie Gargano,       Daniel Turcotte
Enseigner l’écriture : l’impact des étayages et des interactions entre
pairs sur le développement de la compétence scripturale (223-249)
Stéphane Colognesi,     Silvia Lucchini
The Settler Grammar of Canadian History Curriculum: Why Historical Thinking
Is Unable to Respond to the TRC’s Calls to Action (250-275)
Samantha Alana Cutrara
Does Full-Day Kindergarten Reduce Parenting Daily Hassles? (276-300)
Katherine Stover,       Janette Pelletier
Contributing to Children’s Early Comprehension of Emotions: A Picture Book
Approach (301-328)
Christian LaForge,      Mélanie Perron, Annie Roy-Charland,     Emilie Myriam
Roy,    Isabelle Carignan
L’expérience des étudiantes et étudiants du secteur collégial par
rapport à leurs difficultés psychologiques (329-355)
Myreille St-Onge,       Alexandre Lemyre
The Use of E-Textiles in Ontario Education (356-384)
Janette Hughes, Laura Jane Morrison
Analyse comparative d’éléments paratextuels choisis chez deux auteurs
autochtones pour la jeunesse et proposition de dispositifs didactiques en
lecture pour une exploitation en classe (385-412)
Rachel DeRoy-Ringuette

Book Reviews/Recensions d’ouvrages
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Education Policy: Bridging the divide between theory and practice (i-iii)
Alethea Cassano
Negotiating Learning and Identity in Higher Education: Access, Persistence
and Retention (i-iv)
Clayton Smith
Perspectives on Diversity, Equity, and Social Justice in Educational
Leadership (i-iv)
Kaschka Watson

Special Capsule Issue on Teaching Creativity | Capsule spéciale sur
enseigner la créativité
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Introduction (i-vii)
Sean Wiebe,     Peter Gouzouasis,       Patrick Howard, Mitchell McLarnon,      Kathryn
Ricketts,       Layal Shuman
A Reconsideration of Social Innovation: Drama Pedagogies and Youth
Perspectives on Creative and Social Relations in Canadian Schooling (1-23)
Kathleen Gallagher
What Counts as Creativity in Education? An Inquiry into the Intersections of
Public, Political, and Policy Discourses (24-43)
Mia Perry,      Diane R. Collier
L’éducation musicale : un outil créatif pour soutenir les interactions
sociales chez un enfant autiste d’âge préscolaire. (44-68)
Mélanie Evrard, Jonathan Bolduc
Poetry in the Academy: A Language of Possibility (69-97)
Carl Leggo
Modelling and Fostering Creativity: Two Post- Secondary EAL Teachers’
Journey (98-123)
Brett Fischer,  Julia Golden
The New Ice-Age: Frozen and Thawing Perceptions of Imagination (124-147)
Blaine E. Hatt

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ETS TOC Alert: Journal Of Educational Technology & Society 2018, Vol. 21, No. 2

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Journal of Educational Technology & Society TOC Alert

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The latest issue of “Journal of Educational Technology & Society” is now available on the ETS Journal Web Site.

2018, Vol. 21, Issue 2

Special Issue on ” Digital Citizenship: Trends and Research Issues of Learning Analytics and Educational Big Data” Guest Editor(s): Gwo-Jen Hwang, Daniel Spikol and Kam-Cheong Li

Full Length Articles Multilingual Videos for MOOCs and OER Juan Daniel Valor Miró, Pau Baquero-Arnal, Jorge Civera, Carlos Turró, Alfons Juan A Structural Model for Students’ Adoption of Learning Management Systems: An Empirical Investigation in the Higher Education Context Duygu Fındık-Coşkunçay, Nurcan Alkış, Sevgi Özkan-Yıldırım Instructional Suggestions Supporting Science Learning in Digital Environments Based on a Review of Eye Tracking Studies Fang-Ying Yang, Meng-Jung Tsai, Guo-Li Chiou, Silvia Wen-Yu Lee, Cheng-Chieh Chang, Li-Ling Chen High School Students’ Views on the PBL Activities Supported via Flipped Classroom and LEGO Practices Baris Cukurbas, Mubin Kiyici Evolving Learning Paradigms: Re-Setting Baselines and Collection Methods of Information and Communication Technology in Education Statistics David Gibson, Tania Broadley, Jill Downie, Peter Wallet Are Games Effective Learning Tools? A Review of Educational Games Sara de Freitas Teaching Classical Mechanics Concepts using Visuo-haptic Simulators Luis Neri, Julieta Noguez, Victor Robledo-Rella, David Escobar-Castillejos, Andres Gonzalez-Nucamendi The Effects of Representation Tool (Visible-Annotation) Types to Support Knowledge Building in Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning Yoonhee Shin, Dongsik Kim, Jaewon Jung Modelling and Simulating Electronics Knowledge: Conceptual Understanding and Learning through Active Agency Adrian Twissell Representations of Animal Companions on Student Learning Perception: Static, Animated and Tangible Zhi-Hong Chen, Sheng-Chun Wang Editorial Digital Citizenship: Trends and Research Issues of Learning Analytics and Educational Big Data Special Issue Articles Learning Behavior Analysis of a Ubiquitous Situated Reflective Learning System with Application to Life Science and Technology Teaching Wu-Yuin Hwang, Hong-Ren Chen, Nian-Shing Chen, Li-Kai Lin, Jin-Wen Chen Learning Analytics for Supporting Seamless Language Learning using E-book with Ubiquitous Learning System Kousuke Mouri, Noriko Uosaki, Hiroaki Ogata How Competition in a Game-based Science Learning Environment Influences Students’ Learning Achievement, Flow Experience, and Learning Behavioral Patterns Ching-Huei Chen, Jun-Han Liu, Wen-Chuan Shou A Votable Concept Mapping Approach to Promoting Students’ Attentional Behavior: An Analysis of Sequential Behavioral Patterns and Brainwave Data Jerry Chih-Yuan Sun, Gwo-Jen Hwang, Yu-Yan Lin, Shih-Jou Yu, Liu-Cheng Pan, Ariel Yu-Zhen Chen Using a Learner-Topic Model for Mining Learner Interests in Open Learning Environments Pengfei Wu, Shengquan Yu, Dan Wang A Learning Analytics Approach to Investigating Factors Affecting EFL Students’ Oral Performance in a Flipped Classroom Chi-Jen Lin, Gwo-Jen Hwang Applying Learning Analytics for the Early Prediction of Students’ Academic Performance in Blended Learning Owen H.T. Lu, Anna Y.Q. Huang, Jeff C. H. Huang, Albert J. Q. Lin, Hiroaki Ogata, Stephen J. H. Yang Personalized Word-Learning based on Technique Feature Analysis and Learning Analytics Di Zou, Haoran Xie What Learning Analytics Tells Us: Group Behavior Analysis and Individual Learning Diagnosis based on Long-Term and Large-Scale Data Jia-Hua Zhang, Ye-Xing Zhang, Qin Zou, Sen Huang A Comparison between Two Automatic Assessment Approaches for Programming: An Empirical Study on MOOCs Anis Bey, Patrick Jermann, Pierre Dillenbourg Learning Analytics at Low Cost: At-risk Student Prediction with Clicker Data and Systematic Proactive Interventions Samuel P. M. Choi, S.S. Lam, Kam Cheong Li, Billy T.M. Wong A Peer Coaching-based Professional Development Approach to Improving the Learning Participation and Learning Design Skills of In-Service Teachers Ning Ma, Shuang Xin, Jia-Yuan Du Peer Assessment of Webpage Design: Behavioral Sequential Analysis Based on Eye Tracking Evidence Ting-Chia Hsu, Shao-Chen Chang, Nan-Cen, Liu Effects of a Progressive Prompting-based Educational Game on Second Graders’ Mathematics Learning Performance and Behavioral Patterns Kai-Hsiang Yang, Hui-Chun Chu, Li-Yu Chiang

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LearnTechLib Table of Contents Alert: JTATE 26:1

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Dear Michael Barbour,

The latest issue of Journal of Technology and Teacher Education is now available on LearnTechLib, the Learning & Technology Library.

Journal of Technology and Teacher Education

Vol. 26 , No. 1 (January 2018)

Table of Contents

1. The role of simulations for supporting professional growth: Teachers’ engagement in virtual professional experimentation

   Amanda Milewski , University of Michigan, ; Patricio Herbst , University of Michigan, ; Emanuele Bardelli , University of Michigan, ; Carolyn Hetrick , University of Michigan,

   Abstract: https://www.learntechlib.org/p/181094/

2. Design Perspectives for Making Animated Stories of Instruction: The Case of Promoting Teacher Noticing of Students’ Prior Knowledge

   Gloriana Gonzalez , University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, ; Anna DeJarnette , University of Cincinnati,

   Abstract: https://www.learntechlib.org/p/181129/

3. Preservice Teachers’ Questioning: Comparing Platforms for Practice-Based Teacher Education

   Tracy Weston , Middlebury College, ; Karl Kosko , Kent State, ; Julie Amador , University of Idaho, ; Anne Estapa , Iowa State University,

   Abstract: https://www.learntechlib.org/p/181137/

4. Using Technology in Representing Practice to Support Preservice Teachers’ Quality Questioning: The Roles of Noticing in Improving Practice

   Janet Walkoe , University of Maryland, ; Daniel M. Levin , University of Maryland,

   Abstract: https://www.learntechlib.org/p/181146/

5. Supporting prospective secondary mathematics teachers in creating instructional explanations through video based experience

   Orly Buchbinder , University of New Hampshire,

   Abstract: https://www.learntechlib.org/p/181149/

6. Learning to Notice and Name Students’ Mathematical Strengths: A Digital Experience

   Nicole Bannister , Clemson University, ; Crystal Kalinec-Craig , University of Texas-San Antonio, ; Diana Bowen , University of Maryland, ; Sandra Crespo , Michigan State University,

   Abstract: https://www.learntechlib.org/p/181150/

7. Using Mixed Reality Simulations to Prepare Preservice Special Educators for Collaboration in Inclusive Settings

   Melissa Driver , Kennesaw State University, ; Kate Zimmer , Kennesaw State University, ; Kristin Murphy , University of Massachusetts Boston,

   Abstract: https://www.learntechlib.org/p/181153/

8. Technological supports for practice-based teacher education

   Daniel Chazan , University of Maryland, ; Patricio Herbst , University of Michigan, ; Elizabeth Fleming , University of Maryland, ; Dana Grosser-Clarkson , University of Maryland,

   Abstract: https://www.learntechlib.org/p/182392/

9. Table of contents for this issue: https://www.learntechlib.org/j/JTATE/v/26/n/1/

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Article Notice – Conventional Classroom Teaching through ICT And Distance Teaching: A Case Study From Greenland

In addition to the “Guest Editorial,” there was article in that special issue that focused on K-12 online learning in the Volume 13, Issue 1 of the Nordic Journal of Digital Literacy special issue on “online learning.”

Conventional classroom teaching through ICT and distance teaching: A case study from Greenland
avAnders Øgaard

Side: 9-23
DOI: 10.18261/issn.1891-943x-2018-01-02

Sammendrag: Conditions for schooling in Greenland are challenging in many ways. The staff of teachers in the country is very heterogeneous: some have teacher training, but many are without, and often work with limited resources. Distance teaching could be a tool to share teaching resources and raise the quality of teaching in the many small isolated communities and settlements.

This paper presents a case study on distance teaching in a school in Greenland. Data from work on Grounded Theory is used to investigate ways of utilizing distance teaching in the school. The analysis draws on a prevalent perspective on distance teaching as providing access to education. The perspective combines with Michel Foucault’s concept of “governmentality”.

I will show how progressive possibilities are not necessarily to be found in ICT-driven distance teaching. Pedagogical drivers operate behind the choices of ICT equipment and ICT solutions which, in this case, brings ICT under the command of a less progressive pedagogical agenda.

As I will show, the commitment from the municipality and from the teachers was to use distance teaching and ICT for conventional schooling. The case lays the ground for a discussion on the progressivity of distance teaching and the use of advanced ICT solutions in schools. My aim with the paper is to add to the understanding of the scope of distance teaching in schools. Does ICT and distance teaching serve progressive ends per se? What do we learn about distance teaching from this setup in the school in Greenland?

Keywords: Distance teaching, e-learning, online, ICT, K-12, settlements, Greenland, Michel Foucault

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