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[publication] Higher Education m-Learning and e-Learning Scenarios for a Geospatial Wiki

Our publication about “Higher Education m-Learning and e-Learning Scenarios for a Geospatial Wiki” at this year E-Learn Conference is now online available. We are very proud to announce that we also won the Best Paper Award.
Abstract:

Several fields of higher education, like geology, architecture, or civil engineering, rely on visual information in the context of learning, a considerable part of it moreover location-based. Geotagging, a phenomenon recently spreading through he online and mobile world, offers innovative possibilities to support teachers and learners in such fields. One such approach is the composition of geotagged information with a collaborative environment – a so-called geowiki. A prototype for an educational geowiki, TUGeoWiki, has been developed at Graz University of Technology. This publications outlines possible application scenarios for TUGeoWiki in higher education, taking into account e-Learning as well as m-Learning scenarios.

Reference: Safran, C.; Ebner, M.; Garcia-Barrios, V. M.; Kappe, F. (2009) Higher Education M-Learning and E-Learning Scenarios for a Geospatial Wiki. – in: E-Learn – World Conference on E-Learning in Corporate, Government, Healthcare, & Higher Education ; 2009 (2009)

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1 Kommentar on “[publication] Higher Education m-Learning and e-Learning Scenarios for a Geospatial Wiki”

  1. #1 Sorin Matei
    on Dez 4th, 2009 at 04:12 Uhr

    Hi, great work… Did you see our own work at http://visiblepast.net/gwiki2? Also, you should take a look at our paper in First Monday… Congrats…

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