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Selected Styles in Web-Based Educational Research [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 450 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Mar-2006
  • Kirjastus: Information Science Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 1591407338
  • ISBN-13: 9781591407331
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 450 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Mar-2006
  • Kirjastus: Information Science Publishing
  • ISBN-10: 1591407338
  • ISBN-13: 9781591407331
"Selected Styles in Web-Based Educational Research" is concerned with the most common research styles in Web-based teaching or learning. It is intended for practitioners, educators and students, who wish to learn how to conduct research in online teaching and learning, and helps define style in educational research methodology. To enhance understanding, the writing style is conversational with detailed learning objectives, activities, procedures and illustrations to help the reader understand several common research styles.
Preface vii
Section A: Research on Educational Technology Policy in the United States, Australia, Canada, and the European Union
Research Styles and the Internet
1(10)
Bruce L. Mann
Research on Educational Technology Policy in the United States, Australia, Canada, and the European Union
11(24)
Bruce L. Mann
Section B: Internet Technology and Educational Research
Technology Adoption and the Internet
35(16)
Bruce L. Mann
Narrowing the Focus: Reflection and Choice
51(19)
Scott Reid
Section C: Conducting Case Study Educational Research on Web
Case Study Research and Online Learning: Types, Typologies, and Thesis Research
70(11)
Bruce L. Mann
An Intrinsic, Quantitative Case Study of WebCT Developers
81(10)
Bruce L. Mann
Qualitative Case Method and Web-Based Learning: The Application of Qualitative Research Methods to the Systematic Evaluation of Web-Based Learning Assessment Results
91(20)
Sandra Hansmann
Online Assessment in Programming Courses: A Multiple Case Study
111(18)
Denise Woit
Dave Mason
Section D: Conducting Action Research with Web Tools
Action Research with Internet Communications Tools
129(16)
Bruce L. Mann
Self-Assessment During Online Discussion: An Action Research Perspective
145(16)
Ruth Xiaoqing Guo
Advanced Broadband Enabled Learning: An Example of Participatory Action Research
161(18)
George H. Buck
Action Research with Internet Database Tools
179(11)
Bruce L. Mann
Designing Effective Online Educational Literature Searches: Procedures for Content Analysis and Validation
190(12)
Robert Sandieson
Jack Hourcade
Val Sharpe
Technical Research for Improving Web-Based Instructional Artifacts
202(18)
Ed Brown
Assessment of Students by a Teacher with a Hand Held Device and a Networkable Database
220(14)
C. Paul Newhouse
Section E: Exploring the Complexities in Online Formative Evaluations
Conducting Formative Evaluations of Online Instructional Materials
234(12)
Bruce L. Mann
Strategies to Collect and Use Online Student Feedback: Improving Teaching through Formative Evaluation
246(14)
Denise Stockley
Section F: Conducting Experimental Research on Online Teaching and Learning
Experimental Research and the Internet
260(22)
Bruce L. Mann
The Impact of Internet Learning Technology: Experimental Methods of Determination
282(20)
Genevieve M. Johnson
Andrew J. Howell
Effects of Anonymity and Accountability During Online Peer Assessment
302(32)
Gunita Wadhwa
Henry Schulz
Bruce L. Mann
Can Seventh Graders Learn Fractions from a Web-Based Pedagogical Agent? Using Comparison Groups Three Times Over Several Weeks
334(15)
Shannon Adams
Bruce L. Mann
Henry Schulz
Proposal to Conduct Experimental Research on the Effects of Language Style and Voice Type of a Pedagogical Agent on Fifth Grade Learning and Motivation
349(19)
Paul Wirth
Section G: Conducting Qualitative Educational Research on the Web
Alternative Approaches to Assessment with Online Technologies: Integrating Process and Product Outcomes
368(16)
Catherine McLoughlin
Joe Luca
Knowledge Construction Online: Does Constructivism Deliver the Goods?
384(19)
Mike Grenfell
Conducting Qualitative Educational Research on the Internet
403(10)
Bruce L. Mann
Section H: Virtual Ethnography and Discourse
Critical Virtual Ethnography
413(26)
Mike Grenfell
Virtual Ethnography and Discourse Analysis
439(18)
Bruce L. Mann
Section I: Conducting Correlational Research on the Web
Correlational Research and the Internet
457(10)
Bruce L. Mann
Using Structural Equations to Validate a New, Integrated Model of Web-Based Learning
467(16)
Arshad Ahmad
About the Authors 483(5)
Index 488


Bruce L. Mann is a Professor of Education at Memorial University in Canada. Professor Mann has been a visiting researcher with the Faculty of Science at Memorial, the Department of Educational Psychology at McGill University in Canada, and with the School of Interactive Multimedia at Edith Cowan University in Australia. Professor Mann's studies of web course behavior and learning from multimedia speech prompting have been cited in many textbooks, international journals and conference presentations.