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Engaging Learning Technologies for the Classroom of Tomorrow

Published: 17 September 2013 Publication History

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While the technology-rich classroom makes it comparatively easy to gather, store and access data on students' activities, turning those into information on learning that can inform pedagogical decision-making is still hard to achieve. In the NEXT-TELL project, we build on concepts from educational assessment design and on modeling concepts from computer science as a basis for generating quality data on students' learning. We describe a set of inter-related methods and software components that can be used to turn assessments into support mechanisms for learning, and to make use and sense of data for improving teaching and learning.

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    Proceedings of the 8th European Conference on Scaling up Learning for Sustained Impact - Volume 8095
    September 2013
    646 pages
    ISBN:9783642408137
    • Editors:
    • Davinia Hernández-Leo,
    • Tobias Ley,
    • Ralf Klamma,
    • Andreas Harrer

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    Berlin, Heidelberg

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    Published: 17 September 2013

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    1. formative assessment
    2. future
    3. learning analytics
    4. technology-enhanced learning

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