Journal: Computers & Education

Volume 49, Issue 4

943 -- 956Yasemin Gülbahar. Technology planning: A roadmap to successful technology integration in schools
957 -- 975Sergio L. Toral Marín, F. Barrero García, M. Rocío Martínez-Torres. Analysis of utility and use of a web-based tool for digital signal processing teaching by means of a technological acceptance model
976 -- 990Joan A. Ballantine, Patricia McCourt Larres, Peter Oyelere. Computer usage and the validity of self-assessed computer competence among first-year business students
991 -- 1017Vassilis Komis, Marida Ergazaki, Vassiliki Zogza. Comparing computer-supported dynamic modeling and paper & pencil concept mapping technique in students collaborative activity
1018 -- 1036Terry Anthony Haydn, Roy Barton. Common needs and different agendas: How trainee teachers make progress in their ability to use ICT in subject teaching. Some lessons from the UK
1037 -- 1065Jeroen Janssen, Gijsbert Erkens, Gellof Kanselaar, Jos G. M. Jaspers. Visualization of participation: Does it contribute to successful computer-supported collaborative learning?
1066 -- 1080Shu-Sheng Liaw, Hsiu-Mei Huang, Gwo-Dong Chen. Surveying instructor and learner attitudes toward e-learning
1081 -- 1096Colin Depradine. A role-playing virtual world for web-based application courses
1097 -- 1111Jörgen Lindh, Thomas Holgersson. Does lego training stimulate pupils ability to solve logical problems?
1122 -- 1146Ola Knutsson, Teresa Cerratto Pargman, Kerstin Severinson Eklundh, Stefan Westlund. Designing and developing a language environment for second language writers
1147 -- 1160Chris Evans, Nicola J. Gibbons. The interactivity effect in multimedia learning
1161 -- 1174Sheng-Chau Tseng, Chin-Chung Tsai. On-line peer assessment and the role of the peer feedback: A study of high school computer course
1175 -- 1188Jörg Müller, Juana M. Sancho Gil, Fernando Hernández, Xavier Giró, Alejandra Bosco. The socio-economic dimensions of ICT-driven educational change
1189 -- 1204Raafat George Saadé, Dennis Kira. Mediating the impact of technology usage on perceived ease of use by anxiety
1205 -- 1223Anbo Meng, Luqing Ye, Daniel Roy, Pierre Padilla. Genetic algorithm based multi-agent system applied to test generation
1224 -- 1245Chao-Min Chiu, Szu-Yuan Sun, Pei-Chen Sun, Teresa L. Ju. An empirical analysis of the antecedents of web-based learning continuance
1246 -- 1257Sasha Zigic, Charles J. Lemckert. Development of an interactive computer-based learning strategy to assist in teaching water quality modelling
1258 -- 1271Jim Hewitt, Clare Brett. The relationship between class size and online activity patterns in asynchronous computer conferencing environments
1272 -- 1286Rosa Maria Bottino, Lucia Ferlino, Michela Ott, Mauro Tavella. Developing strategic and reasoning abilities with computer games at primary school level
1287 -- 1298Markus Vogel, Raimund Girwidz, Joachim Engel. Supplantation of mental operations on graphs
1308 -- 1320Ian Glover, Zhijie Xu, Glenn Hardaker. Online annotation - Research and practices
1330 -- 1356Vashti C. Galpin, Ian Douglas Sanders. Perceptions of Computer Science at a South African university
1357 -- 1377K. Pata, Margus Pedaste, Tago Sarapuu. The formation of learners semiosphere by authentic inquiry with an integrated learning object "Young Scientist"
1378 -- 1386Maria de Fátima D Assumpção Castro, Luiz Anastacio Alves. The implementation and use of computers in education in Brazil: Niterói city/Rio de Janeiro

Volume 49, Issue 3

545 -- 561Glória Curilem Saldías, Andréa R. Barbosa, Fernando Mendes de Azevedo. Intelligent tutoring systems: Formalization as automata and interface design using neural networks
562 -- 580Chien-Sing Lee. Diagnostic, predictive and compositional modeling with data mining in integrated learning environments
581 -- 596Luvai F. Motiwalla. Mobile learning: A framework and evaluation
597 -- 614Chenn-Jung Huang, San-Shine Chu, Chih-Tai Guan. Implementation and performance evaluation of parameter improvement mechanisms for intelligent e-learning systems
615 -- 639Ramón Rubio García, Javier Suárez Quirós, Ramón Gallego Santos, Santiago Martín González, Samuel Morán Fernanz. Interactive multimedia animation with Macromedia Flash in Descriptive Geometry teaching
640 -- 661Ramsey F. Hamade, Hassan A. Artail, Mohamad Y. Jaber. Evaluating the learning process of mechanical CAD students
662 -- 676Pei-Chen Sun, Hsing Kenny Cheng. The design of instructional multimedia in e-Learning: A Media Richness Theory-based approach
677 -- 690Qi Dunsworth, Robert K. Atkinson. Fostering multimedia learning of science: Exploring the role of an animated agent s image
691 -- 707Shian-Shyong Tseng, Pei-Chi Sue, Jun-Ming Su, Jui-Feng Weng, Wen-Nung Tsai. A new approach for constructing the concept map
708 -- 725Jeffrey V. Nickerson, James E. Corter, Sven K. Esche, Constantin Chassapis. A model for evaluating the effectiveness of remote engineering laboratories and simulations in education
726 -- 739Dirk H. R. Spennemann, John Atkinson, David Cornforth. Sessional, weekly and diurnal patterns of computer lab usage by students attending a regional University in Australia
740 -- 762Matthew J. Koehler, Punya Mishra, Kurnia Yahya. Tracing the development of teacher knowledge in a design seminar: Integrating content, pedagogy and technology
763 -- 780Ramón Rubio García, Javier Suárez Quirós, Ramón Gallego Santos, Pedro I. Álvarez Peñín. Teaching CAD at the university: Specifically written or commercial software?
781 -- 793José Janssen, Colin Tattersall, Wim Waterink, Bert van den Berg, René van Es, Catherine Bolman, Rob Koper. Self-organising navigational support in lifelong learning: How predecessors can lead the way
794 -- 808Patricio García, Analía Amandi, Silvia N. Schiaffino, Marcelo R. Campo. Evaluating Bayesian networks precision for detecting students learning styles
809 -- 821Kent J. Crippen, Boyd L. Earl. The impact of web-based worked examples and self-explanation on performance, problem solving, and self-efficacy
822 -- 839Egbert G. Harskamp, Cor J. M. Suhre. Schoenfeld s problem solving theory in a student controlled learning environment
840 -- 855Gregor E. Kennedy, Terry S. Judd. Expectations and reality: Evaluating patterns of learning behaviour using audit trails
856 -- 872G. Faraco, L. Gabriele. Using LabVIEW for applying mathematical models in representing phenomena
873 -- 890Martin Ebner, Andreas Holzinger. Successful implementation of user-centered game based learning in higher education: An example from civil engineering
891 -- 915Lorenzo Moreno, Carina S. González, Ivan Castilla, Evelio J. González, José F. Sigut. Applying a constructivist and collaborative methodological approach in engineering education
916 -- 941Lorenzo Fiorina, Alessandro Antonietti, Barbara Colombo, Annella Bartolomeo. Thinking style, browsing primes and hypermedia navigation

Volume 49, Issue 2

131 -- 147Fan Yang, Minjuan Wang, Ruimin Shen, Peng Han. Community-organizing agent: An artificial intelligent system for building learning communities among large numbers of learners
148 -- 159Martin Weller. The distance from isolation: Why communities are the logical conclusion in e-learning
160 -- 175Hsi-Mei Chen, Cris Yu, Cheng-Sian Chang. E-Homebook System: A web-based interactive education interface
176 -- 192Karel Kreijns, Paul A. Kirschner, Wim M. G. Jochems, Hans van Buuren. Measuring perceived sociability of computer-supported collaborative learning environments
193 -- 213Margaret Mazzolini, Sarah Maddison. When to jump in: The role of the instructor in online discussion forums
214 -- 229Hitomi Saito, Kazuhisa Miwa. Construction of a learning environment supporting learners reflection: A case of information seeking on the Web
243 -- 253Yixin Zhang. Development and validation of an internet use attitude scale
254 -- 268Xavier Jaén, Xavier Bohigas, Montse Novell. The need for virtual information managers in education
269 -- 283Ashraf Elnagar, Leena Lulu. A visual tool for computer supported learning: The robot motion planning example
284 -- 296Jing Lei, Yong Zhao. Technology uses and student achievement: A longitudinal study
297 -- 308Stuart Palmer. An evaluation of streaming digital video resources in on- and off-campus engineering management education
309 -- 329Hichang Cho, Geri Gay, Barry Davidson, Anthony R. Ingraffea. Social networks, communication styles, and learning performance in a CSCL community
330 -- 344Hanqi Zhuang, Salvatore D. Morgera. Development of an undergraduate course - Internet-based instrumentation and control
345 -- 359Thomas M. Connolly, Ewan MacArthur, Mark Stansfield, Evelyn McLellan. A quasi-experimental study of three online learning courses in computing
360 -- 384Patrícia Augustin Jaques, Rosa Maria Vicari. A BDI approach to infer student s emotions in an intelligent learning environment
385 -- 395Debra N. A. Hayes. ICT and learning: Lessons from Australian classrooms
396 -- 413Hassan M. Selim. Critical success factors for e-learning acceptance: Confirmatory factor models
423 -- 440Ulrike Cress, B. Barquero, Stephan Schwan, Friedrich W. Hesse. Improving quality and quantity of contributions: Two models for promoting knowledge exchange with shared databases
441 -- 459Robin H. Kay. The role of errors in learning computer software
460 -- 480Hans Kuhlemeier, Bas Hemker. The impact of computer use at home on students Internet skills
481 -- 494P. Bridge, R. M. Appleyard, J. W. Ward, R. Philips, A. W. Beavis. The development and evaluation of a virtual radiotherapy treatment machine using an immersive visualisation environment
495 -- 513Enrique Alfonseca, Pilar Rodríguez, Diana Pérez. An approach for automatic generation of adaptive hypermedia in education with multilingual knowledge discovery techniques
514 -- 529Mariacarla Calzarossa, Paolo Ciancarini, Paolo Maresca, Luisa Mich, Nello Scarabottolo. The ECDL programme in Italian Universities
530 -- 544Eric Y. Lu, Hongyan Ma, Sandra Turner, Wayne Huang. Wireless Internet and student-centered learning: A Partial Least-Squares model

Volume 49, Issue 1

1 -- 2Luca Chittaro, Roberto Ranon. Web3D technologies in learning, education and training
3 -- 18Luca Chittaro, Roberto Ranon. Web3D technologies in learning, education and training: Motivations, issues, opportunities
19 -- 31Nigel W. John. The impact of Web3D technologies on medical education and training
32 -- 53Harry Brenton, Juan Hernandez, Fernando Bello, Paul Strutton, Sanjay Purkayastha, Tony Firth, Ara Darzi. Using multimedia and Web3D to enhance anatomy teaching
54 -- 74Kostas Karpouzis, George Caridakis, Stavroula-Evita Fotinea, Eleni Efthimiou. Educational resources and implementation of a Greek sign language synthesis architecture
93 -- 109Lucio Ieronutti, Luca Chittaro. Employing virtual humans for education and training in X3D/VRML worlds
110 -- 129Taha Mzoughi, S. Davis Herring, John T. Foley, Matthew J. Morris, Peter J. Gilbert. WebTOP: A 3D interactive system for teaching and learning optics