Our podcast about „Personal Learning Environment – A Conceptual Study“ of the presentation at the Special Track on „MashUps for Learning (MASHL09)“ within the ICL 2009 conference is now online available.
Here you find also the paper as well as the presentation.
Summary of Special Track MASHL 2009
The Special Track on “MashUps for Learning (MASHL09)” within the ICL 2009 conference is over and Sandra and I are very happy that we had a great time, great presentations as well as discussions. We like to thank also our „Best Paper Award“ sponsored by ROLE project (represented by Ralf Klamma) for their help.
Again, thanks to Michael Auer to be part of his conference, to all presenters for their great work as well as all participants to create such successful sessions.
A special thanks also to Sandra from mine for creating the overview slides, the YouTube Video and for the great team work – it was simply a pleasure to work with you:
MASHL2009 – Mashups for Learning (09/2009)
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[presentation] Personal Learning Environment – A Conceptual Study
My presentation about „Personal Learning Environment – A Conceptual Study“ at the Special Track on „MashUps for Learning (MASHL09)“ within the ICL 2009 conference is now online available – comments are highly welcome:
Final program of Special Track at ICL2009 online
Mashups for Learning
A track organised by:
Dr. Sandra Schaffert, Salzburg Research, Austria
Dr. Martin Ebner, Graz University of Technology, Austria
The special track “Mashups for Learning” (MASHL2009) takes place within the “International Conference on Interactive Computer Aided Learning” (ICL) in Villach, Austria.
Here you can find again the CALL for Paper.
Now we can announce the final program (including 4 Full Papers and 3 Short Papers) of the two sessios which will take place on Thursday, 24/09/2009 – we are looking forward to great discussions about the topics:
[CfP] MashUps for Learning
As Sandra has already mentioned we are happy to announce that also a „best paper award“ will take place within our special track on „MahsUps for Learning“ at this year ICL conference.
Furhtermore Sandra did an amazing work and enhanced her slides on slideshare by audio. Hear and see here the slidecast of the call:
Call for Special Track „Mashups for Learning“ (MASHL2009)
Sandra and I are organising a special track “Mashups for Learning” (MASHL2009) which will take place within the “International Conference on Interactive Computer Aided Learning” (ICL) in Villach, Austria.
Here a short introduction:
Here you will find detailed informations as well as the full call for papers.
[publication] Can Confidence Assessment Enhance Traditional Multiple-Choice Testing?
Zusammen mit meinen Kollegen haben wir für die heurige ICL Konferenz einen Artikel über die Verwendung eines zusätzlichen Parameters bei einem Multiple-Choice Test (Feldstudie) geschrieben. Der Artikel ist hier online verfügbar.
Abstract:
This paper presents the results of an experiment with multiple-choice testing including confidence assessment. In a course at Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) 432 students did a multiple-choice test (MCT) on the university’s online learning management system. For 172 students the test had been added a confidence parameter for each question, which allowed the students to state their confidence in their answers. The remaining 260 students doing a traditional MCT served as a control group. The results show that there is a relationship between the confidence parameter and the percentage of incorrect answers. Moreover the findings detail that the use of the confidence parameter leads to slightly poorer results.
Referenz:Kolbitsch, J., Ebner, M., Nagler, W., Scerbakov, N. (2008) Can Confidence Assessment Enhance Traditional Multiple-Choice Testing?, In: Interactive Computer Aided Learning, ICL 2008, Villach
[presentation] Can Confidence Assessment Enhance Traditional Multiple-Choice Testing?
My second talk at this year ICL conference is about the use of a confidence paramater within a Multiple-Choice Testing scenario. I show the results of this experiments.
You will find here my slides:
[presentation] Weblogs, more than just a toy?
Auf der heurigen ICL Konferenz in
Hier vorab einmal die Präsentationsfolien: