现代信息技术在高职实验室管理中的应用

现代信息技术不仅是一种技术,更重要的是作为一种理念。高职实验室管理与现代信息技术的应用密不可分,它需要有与其相对应的信息支持才能建立起真正的实验室管理机制。在此,基于笔者的工作经历,结合高职实验室管理现状,对现代信息技术在高职实验室建设与管理中的运用进行分析。     

医药高职院校教师信息化教学能力几点思考

信息技术在高等职业教育中有着重要作用,因而课程与信息技术整合十分必要。医药高职院校教师在使用网络多媒体等信息技术开展教学时存在各种问题,因此在学校层面应有针对性地积极创建先进的信息化教学环境,正确地引导教师使用信息技术,提供各种条件,引入奖励机制提高教师自身信息素养,提高教学质量。     

淡水真菌多样性及研究进展概述

本文旨在介绍淡水真菌,简要地讨论了淡水真菌的研究历史、作用、形态、分类以及中国的研究现状。淡水真菌是潜在的物质分解者和化学生产者,我们希望广大读者能对淡水真菌学领域产生浓厚的兴趣。     

基于金泰尔动作技能分类法对乒乓球正手攻球技术教学的研究

运用金泰尔动作技能分类法的两个维度四个方面对乒乓球正手攻球技术的教学进行分析,研究认为乒乓球运动技能的特征符合金泰尔动作技能分类法的特点,其具体表现为:调节条件是运动的、调节条件存在尝试间变化、运动过程中身体是移动的、动作技术具有操纵性。在此基础上,提出金泰尔运动技能分类法对提高乒乓球正手攻球技术的教学策略。     

基于信息技术的“采油工程”课程思政融合实践

全球新冠肺炎疫情背景下,建立基于信息技术的线上线下混合教学模式对“采油工程”课程思政教学改革意义重大。基于“采油工程”课程特点,以信息技术推动石油行业特色课程“采油工程”的教学改革为目标,通过采用“采油工程”慕课、自主创建的采油工程课程设计综合管理平台、“采油工程”雨课堂、采油工程微信辅助教学平台等信息化工具开展教学实践,确保学生对专业知识教育的全面掌握与工程实践能力的培养。在本校教学应用、其他高校学生应用,以及社会学习者应用的反馈中,获得了高度认可与评价,颇具推广价值。     

新时代思想政治教育“双创”平台建设的对策--以江西省高校为例

“双创”人才是实现科技兴国的基石,如何推进高校“双创”平台建设仍是重中之重。根据江西省高校“双创”平台建设状况,将“双创”人才培养与江西省经济发展相结合,从专业制定、课程制定,以及人才目标制定三方面完善高校“双创”人才培养模式,并通过大数据的信息化思想政治教育平台与高校“双创”平台融合协同,从而改善江西省创新创业环境建设,以利于提高江西省高校“双创”教育水平,为我国提供更多高素质的创新型人才。     

研究型大学一流创新团队的形成与发展——以中国科学技术大学量子信息研究团队为例

世界一流大学建设的关键是人才。在创新驱动发展时代,以人才为核心的一流创新团队建设,一定程度上决定着我国在新一轮全球科技竞争中能否赢得主动。中国科学技术大学潘建伟院士领衔的量子信息研究团队敢为人先、开拓进取,经过长期的不懈努力,探索出一条立足中国本土培养世界一流人才的新模式,在量子科技领域实现了从跟跑到领跑的蜕变。总结其成功经验,可归纳为四个方面:注重培育具有世界影响的领军人物;着力构建灵活高效的人才培养与激励机制;科学规划切实可行的阶段科研目标;秉持服务国家、造福人民的使命担当。     

Interactional power and support in digital inclusion of an adult with intellectual disabilities: a case study analysis

Digital inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities is not commensurate with those without disabilities. Societal, political, financial, individual and interpersonal barriers help explain this disparity. Caregivers can act as both support and gatekeeper to internet access and use by adults with intellectual disabilities. This study investigated micro-level interpersonal factors influencing access and use of the internet by an adult with intellectual disabilities to explore the balance and interplay of power and support around the processes of digital inclusion and online risk taking. Taking a case study approach, perspectives of three key stakeholders were gathered via interviews: the person with intellectual disabilities, his mother and a paid support worker. Perspectives and experiences were contrasted using systemic functional linguistic analysis of discourse to explore the ways power and support were represented in the language of negotiated digital inclusion. Dynamics between the parent and person with intellectual disabilities and between the parent and paid staff clearly influenced processes of digital inclusion and were affected by varying priorities, positions and perceptions of power to allow, disallow and monitor access and use of the internet. These had the power to shape and drive internet access. Language choices by the person with intellectual disabilities showed that he was not fully aware of the risks involved in engaging with certain aspects of digital inclusion but how he spoke about the internet indicated some autonomy in technology use. Supporting the development of digital competence, confidence and resilience in people with learning disabilities should be combined with support to increase self-awareness regarding digital risk. Those supporting people with intellectual disabilities towards digital inclusion need additional guidance on how to do this effectively for the people they support.     

Chopsticks and clothes: Chinese heritage parents' perspectives on young children's technology use as a tool for language and cultural learning

This paper presents Chinese heritage parents' perspectives on young children's use of technology as a tool for language and cultural learning. Growing up with Confucian heritage culture, some Chinese parents have particular cultural beliefs about learning that value effortful learning practices and the social context of learning. However, some Chinese parents believe technology is just a tool for entertainment and keeps children away from social interaction, which leads to their preference of print-based literacy practices at home. Four parents from different families whose children were between the ages of four to five participated in this study. These parents were interviewed about their experience and history of using technology and their thoughts about technology as a tool for language and cultural learning. Four narratives were constructed to describe parents' experiences, histories, opinions, cultural values and beliefs. Parents' perspectives were influenced by a variety of intertwined factors, including their own childhood language learning experiences, their histories of using technology, their cultural values and beliefs about learning, the purpose of technological experiences, and the quality of available technological resources. Pedagogical implications for using technology with children and communicating with parents are discussed.