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Internet Society: Advances in Learning, Commerce and Security [Kõva köide]

Edited by , Edited by , Edited by (Wessex Institut of Technology)
Papers from a May 2004 conference examine topics related to technological advances with applications to education, business, and computer security. Papers are in sections on computer-supported collaborative learning, strategic issues for the design of new learning systems, the evaluation of new learning systems, identification and verification, interface design issues, security in e-commerce settings, and strategic issues. Some specific topics are expanding online learning exam options with computer-based assessment, identification of part in identity-based encryption, and cognitive style and interface design. There is no subject index. The US office of WIT Press is Computational Mechanics. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
Section 1: Computer supported collaborative learning
The development of a collaborative learning framework to support sustainable development
P. Mangan, L. Doherty & M. Layden
3(10)
Remote operational medical assessment and management
H.B. Sorensen & J.S. Riess
13(14)
Developing digital portfolios: how ICT can facilitate pupil talk about learning
K. Wall, S. Higgins, J. Miller & N. Packard
27(10)
A model for collaboration: integrating technology into the elementary media arts and studies curriculum
S. Nuss & K. Conely
37(12)
Section 2: Strategic issues for the design of new learning systems
Curriculum design and management: a systems view
S. Mecca
49(12)
Learning objects in use
J. Bennedsen
61(8)
Modularization of learning outcomes: a "design-down" competency driven instructional design approach
T.M. Stavredes & S. Clawson
69(10)
Work-centred design and decision support in an Adaptive Decision-Enabling and Proficiency Toolkit (ADEPT)
A. Hafach, H.B. Sorensen & J. Owens
79(10)
Section 3: The evaluation of new learning systems
Privacy and security in digital environments: the psychological issues
K. Morgan
89(10)
Evaluation of learning material in PORTAL project: the case of quality management and benchmarking in public transport
C. Taxiltaris, P. Papaioannou & S. Basbas
99(10)
Biological science misconceptions amongst teachers and primary students in Jordan: diagnosis and treatment
L Abu-Hola
109(10)
Expanding online learning exam options with computer-based assessment
E.M. Weeden
119(12)
Preliminary results exploring the use of alternate instructional methods in mathematics
D. Bond-Hu
131(8)
Tools for teaching molecular spectroscopy
M. Dalibart
139(8)
Evaluation of CBT for increasing threat detection performance in X-ray screening
A. Schwaninger & F. Hofer
147(10)
The training environment support system: a system designed to enhance dynamic satellite operator training
H.B. Sorensen, K. Neville, C. Barba, R. Kellermann & R. Andrade
157(8)
Content management systems for e-learning: an application
A. Cucchiarelli & S. Valenti
165(12)
Section 4: Identification and verification
Identification of parts in identity-based encryption
G. Stephanides & N. Constantinescu
177(6)
Authenticating mobile device users through image selection
W. Jansen
183(12)
Section 5: Interface design issues
Cognitive style and interface design: findings from the HomeNetToo project
L.A. Jackson, F. Biocca, A. von Eye, Y. Zhao & H. Fitzgerald
195(10)
A learning tool for the visualization of general directed or undirected rooted trees
K. Paparrizos, N. Samaras & A. Sifaleras
205(10)
Contributions of an electronic performance support system to learning a complex cognitive skill
A. Darabi
215(12)
Metacognitive questions to improve surfing and learning activities on the Web
G. Chiazzese, A. Chifari, S. Ottaviano, L. Seta & M. Allegra
227(8)
Section 6: Security in e-commerce settings
Cryptography as a formal method and model for security in electronic payments
T. Tsiakis, G. Stephanides & G. Pekos
235(8)
MARAH: an RBAC model and its integration in a Web server
P. Diaz, D. Sanz & I. Aedo
243(10)
Forced encryption solutions
H.B. Wolfe
253(10)
Section 7: Strategic issues
Legal and policy challenges facing electronic commercial marketplaces and trading exchanges
J. Matsuura
263(6)
Developing competitive advantages through e-business of Lithuania's SMEs
R. Gatautis
269(10)
E-business technology education: a preliminary model
S. Dhanjal & Y. Khmelevsky
279(10)
How can the private sector benefit from the public sector's e-procurement experiences?
H. Lindskog
289(10)
E-procurement: `supporting opportunities'
J.W. ten Berge, J.H.R. van Duin & P.H.M. Jacobs
299(10)
Knowledge management in higher education: the business-side performance
L.C. Rodrigues, E.A. Maccari & M.I.R. de Almeida
309(10)
Author Index 319