《互联网上个人网站的建立》教学设计

一、教学设计说明 随着网络时代的到来，互联网已经逐渐成为我们生活、学习中不可缺少的重要工具。结合中小学信息技术课程的主要任务：培养学生良好的信息素养，把信息技术作为支持学生终身学习和合作学习的手段。根据新课程所提倡的自主、合作、探究的学习方式，笔者设计了《互联网上个人网站的建立》这一教学内容，即在学生个人网站已经建成的前提下，以自主探究、小组合作等学习方式学习如何在互联网上申请个人网站空间、上传网站信息和浏览网站，引导学生学会如何合理使用网络资源以及利用互联网来获取新知识的方法，并使其成为学生进行终身学习的工具。     

网络时代青少年学生心理问题的原因与对策

伴随着新世纪的到来,网络技术迅速发展。互联网作为传播信息的新媒体,越来越成为当代广大青少年学生获取知识和信息的新途径,对他们的学习、生活乃至思想观念产生着广泛而又深刻的影响。互联网为学生学习和获得信息开辟了新渠道,为他们的交往提供了便捷、高效的工具。但青少年学生的心理还不十分成熟,对社会现象缺乏客观的评价,对自身的控制能力不够,加上社会环境的压力进一步     

基于互联网构建开放的数学学习环境

<正>当下,互联网已成为人们了解、搜集、处理信息的重要工具,它正改变着人们的工作、学习、生活。我们不可漠视小学生对互联网的喜爱,不可忽视他们已有的一定的互联网应用技术。因此,教师应改变教学观念与教学方式,将互联网理念与技术应用到课堂教学中,并以此来构建开放的学习环境,影响学生的学习方式,拓宽学生获取知识的渠道,培养学生的自主学习意识和创新精神,更好地促进学生发展。1,收集网络资源,丰富信息储备。在社会信息化程度越来越高的今天,网络资源     

借助互联网技术设计与评价数学课外作业浅探

义务教育数学课程标准(2011年版)指出,学生要把现代信息技术作为学习数学和解决问题的强有力工具,改变学习方式。随着移动互联网的发展,学生对互联网技术的接纳程度越来越高,使用互联网技术的频率越来越大,这为教师创造了更好的教学条件,教师可以借助互联网技术设计数学课外作业,并针对完成情况进行及时评价,激发学生的学习兴趣,提升学习效果。文章从方式出发,直接探讨互联网技术如何设计和评价数学课外作业,增强互联网技术在数学课程中的创新可行性。     

信息技术课程以学生为中心的教学改革与实践

随着互联网技术的迅猛发展与日益广泛的应用,计算机已成为人们工作、学习、生活的基本工具,运用计算机进行信息处理是当代大学生必备的基本能力。教学过程中如何真正实现以学生为中心,成为高职院校需要不断研究的课题。公共计算机课程信息技术教学改革,主要通过在线开放课程等信息化手段助力课程教学,以提升学生信息收集、信息处理、信息发布能力和信息素养,为学生的专业学习和职业岗位提供信息化服务。     

对信息技术与高中历史整合的思考

信息技术给历史课程的学习带来了新的活力。互联网为历史课程提供了丰富的信息资源和真实性的主题情境,信息技术为学生提供了搜集、处理、交流信息的平台和工具,有力地促进了历史课程中的探究过程。我们需要根据历史课程的特点,将信息技     

MiniQuest设计中应注意的问题分析

教育部在《基础教育课程改革纲要（试行）》中提出：“大力推进信息技术在教学过程中的普遍应用，促进信息技术与学科课程的整合，逐步实现教学内容的呈现方式、学生的学习方式、教师的教学方式和师生互动方式的变革，充分发挥信息技术的优势，为学生的学习和发展提供丰富多彩的教育环境和有力的学习工具”。目前，越来越多的学校通过不同的方式接入了互联网。但是，如何利用互联网资源支持教师教学和帮助学生学习，已经成为人们关注的热点。MiniQuest是作为互联网上最适宜鼓励学生高级思维技巧和强调以真实的方式利用信息的学习方式，是一种有效的信息技术与课程整合方式。     

浅谈现代信息技术在初中英语教学中的应用

现代信息技术应用于英语学科教学,能够充分利用多媒体技术、网络通讯技术的工具性功能和互联网丰富、强大的共享资源,优化教学过程,丰富教学内容,提高英语教学质量和效率,为学生的学习和发展提供有力的学习工具和丰富多彩的教育环境。但我们要有目的地、适度地使用这些资源,使其在初中英语教学中发挥最佳效益。     

互联网在高中英语学习中的应用

今天,互联网（Internet）正在对人类的生存与发展产生重大的影响,为英语学习也提供了海量的极具时效性、趣味性和互动性的学习资源。作为新世纪的高中老师,应该很好的掌握这个工具,并指导学生利用好这个工具。一、利用互联网学习英语的特点（1）互联网是一个开放的平台。     

让课堂变得丰富多彩--网络环境下的小学科学教学初探

小学科学教学具有开放性和活动性.互联网时代的到来,给我们提供了新的信息交流工具.学生通过这个世界上最大的知识库、资料库搜集各种文本、图像、声音、动画等多媒体信息,为交互式、个性化学习提供了全新的环境.     

信息技术环境下大学英语网络课程资源的利用研究

互联网通信工具被逐渐使用于英语学习。它能促进学生听说读写能力的提高,是英语课堂教学的必要补充。由于其在语言教学中的使用,使得学生英语学习的质量和效率大幅提升。文章通过回顾相关在英语教学活动中使用网络交流工具辅助教学的文献,介绍相关网络工具,旨在帮助广大师生更高效地利用网络资源,创建更加适合英语学习的环境。     

Modelling the success of learning management systems: application of latent class segmentation using FIMIX-PLS

There is not a unique attitude towards the implementation of digital technology in educational sceneries. This paper aims to validate an adaptation of the DeLone and McLean information systems success model in the context of a learning management system. Furthermore, this study means to prove (1) the necessity of segmenting students in order to fit the model more accurately and (2) the impact of other new Internet tools on students’ perceptions with regard to learning management systems. Partial least squares has been used to analyse the measurement and the structural model. Subsequently, the Finite Mixture Partial Least Squarestechnique has been employed to examine unobserved heterogeneity and to find users’ segments. The results of this research indicate that to segment between two groups of students is especially useful in order to improve the understanding of the success of a learning management system. This segmentation is made according to the importance which the students attribute to the new Internet tools to support their learning.     

Readers' Letters

The use of Internet tools in economic pedagogy is growing. This paper attempts to investigate the impact of Internet tools, as a supplement to traditional teaching methods, on teaching and learning and attempts to answer the question why there are gaps between potential and reality of using Internet tools in economics education, based on our experience of integrating e‐learning into courses at Lancaster University. Responses to student questionnaires suggest that the practical features of e‐learning which are most successful at enhancing the learning experience are: the noticeboard, discussion space, multiple‐choice questions and freedom of expression anonymously. Moreover, the degree of the impact of these e‐learning features is affected by network access, residence off campus and student gender. In spite of the enormous potential of the Internet tools in higher education, it is found that much of it is not fully realized due to the problems encountered by lecturers/tutors and students and technical difficulties. It is important to note the many challenges associated with e‐learning which are yet to be debated and resolved.     

Assessment of the Adult Student's Progress in an Online Environment

Communications technologies (i.e., Internet, videoconferencing, etc.) have propelled distance education to a vibrant and burgeoning field. Online education, which is centered on the use of the Internet and the World Wide Web (Web), presents a new generation of distance learning tools. The online learning environment frees students from the constraints of time and place, and it can be made universally available. Although online courses break down physical and temporal barriers of access to education, assessing students' learning is one of the challenges of online education. In an effort to meet the needs of measuring the learning effectiveness of adult students in an online learning environment, a response paper assignment was developed to serve as a tool to assess students in an online course. Then, it was executed in Fall 1999 during an online segment of Pepperdine University's Philosophy and Effects of Mass Communication (MSCO 560) course. This article presents a snapshot of the assessment tool (i.e., response paper), the process used to test the assessment tool, response paper results, response paper evaluation results, and a summary of the summative committee meeting.     

An empirical investigation of students' behavioural intentions to use the online learning course websites

With the development of the Internet in the era of knowledge‐driven economy, e‐learning is experiencing rapid growth. The online learning course websites are drawing more attention as well. This research combines the innovation diffusion theory and the technology acceptance model, and adds two research variables, perceived system quality and computer self‐efficacy to propose a new hybrid technology acceptance model to study students' behavioural intentions to use the online learning course websites. This research finds that compatibility, perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, perceived system quality and computer self‐efficacy were critical factors for students' behavioural intentions to use the online learning course websites. By explaining students' behavioural intentions from a user's perspective, the findings of this research help to develop more user‐friendly websites and also provide insight into the best way to promote new e‐learning tools for students.     

Promoting scientific understanding through electronic discourse

This paper illustrates the on-going efforts of an innovative science program called “Kids as Global Scientists” to take full advantage of Internet technology for better learning and teaching. We analyzed electronic communication between students and scientists on the Message Board and the development of students’ scientific understanding through electronic communications. Our research shows that the Internet has great potential to foster the development of students’ scientific understanding, which is difficult to achieve through traditional instruction alone. Despite increasing interest in the use of the Internet in the classroom, research on the educational benefits of the Internet on learning and teaching are still limited. This study will serve in this continuing research base in order to help expand our understanding by opening a discussion around the following questions: What are the characteristics of new learning opportunities and interaction patterns that students experienced? What new classroom dynamics and challenges are introduced as a result of the use of our technological innovations?     

Making Workplace Learning Explicit: an epistemology of practice for the whole person

Competency in the new literacies of the Internet is essential for participating in contemporary society. Researchers studying these new literacies are recognizing the limitations of traditional methodological tools and adapting new technologies and new media for use in research. This paper reports our exploration of usability testing software to observe the Internet literacy practices of adolescents during homework tasks. Data consisted of visual screens capturing all activity, including students’ faces, and oral think‐alouds carried out as students did their homework. Using this software for data collection resulted in a more in‐depth view of Internet literacy practices than what could be obtained by traditional methods. Students could work in their own homes and control recordings. Built‐in data analyses and presentation components were also beneficial. However, time and cost considerations for the researcher became apparent. Most importantly, new ethical issues arise with the use of new research tools such as privacy and ‘incidental data’.     

线上教学中的坚守与改变

线上教学是通过教师运用网络组织、学生在终端接收的在线和线下等多种方式实现的泛在学习。提高线上教学质量既是赢得抗疫胜利的应急之举,也是面向教育变革的必然选择。在变化面前,教育要遵循自己的规律和特点,教师需要有自己的定力和坚守:坚守为学、促学的教学本心;教学活动中要心中有人;坚持教学目标和教学内容对教学工具、手段的优先性;坚持以有效的学习活动促进学生发展;坚持学习能力培养,培养会学习的学生。要看到"互联网+"乃至人工智能带来的巨大冲击和带来的必然改变,教师要深刻认识线上教学所带来的教学空间、教学时间、课程资源和教学平台的改变,以变应变,以创新谋求自身发展进步,谋求更高质量、更有水平的线上教学,创造教育实践的美好未来。     

New Literacies for New Learners: The Need for Digital Technologies in Primary Classrooms

Abstract

All students must start learning new literacies skills early if they are to gain the skills they will need as adults. Integrating these skills into classroom instruction at a young age is especially important for economically disadvantaged students. Moreover, the interactive nature of the Internet and other digital tools may hold special learning opportunities for young children. New literacies instruction not only is necessary and appropriate for young children; it will define their future.     

Student and Teacher Perspectives in Computer-Mediated Learning Environments in Teacher Education

Rapid advances in technology, particularly with the Internet, have led to the availability of numerous tools to support teaching and learning. This study involved the use of an Internet application, Connecting Communities of Learners (CCL), in courses for prospective teachers. Unlike earlier studies involving the use of the CCL, the context of this study related to full-time graduate students who used the CCL to augment weekly face-to-face instruction. An interpretive study was undertaken to ascertain student and teacher perceptions of the learning environments associated with the use of the CCL. Through the use of the CCL, students were able to be autonomous in regard to their own learning, co-participate with their peers and the instructor, and establish and maintain a community of learners in which participants could interact with others as co-teachers and co-learners. The CCL was perceived as a useful tool for building learning environments in which all participants can contribute written texts as evidence of what is known and as objects from which others can learn. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.