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Adult Learners’ Perceptions of the Use of Interactive Whiteboards in University Classrooms

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Lai H.-J.
The New Educational Review
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2014
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vol. 36
55-65
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The purpose of this study was to investigate adult learners’ perceptions of the use of Interactive Whiteboards (IWBs) in a university classroom in Taiwan. The participants were undergraduate students in a Master’s program. Research data were obtained through students’ interviews, site observations, and students’ reflective journals on the course website. Interviews were conducted with six adult learners who were also working professionals. The research data indicate that adult learners valued the benefits of using IWBs in instruction and workplace learning and pointed out that instructors’ readiness and competence determine the effectiveness of IWB integration in classrooms. Another important finding revealed in this study suggested that instructors need to develop creative IWB lesson plans that fully utilize the advantages of IWBs in order to ensure that IWBs are effectively and continually used in adult education/training settings.
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Technical Education Support in Pre-Primary Education by Interactive Teaching Systems

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Brečka P., Bitterová M.
Acta Technologica Dubnicae
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2012
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vol. 2
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issue 1
53-57
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The paper deals with the possibility of interactive whiteboard (IWB) implementation to the technical education support in the frames of pre-primary education. It also presents some types of IWB, deals with problems associated with this issue and introduces teachers’ competencies needed for the work with them. The final part points out the results of the research realized in this field in the USA and in Slovakia.
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The Interactive Whiteboard in Working with Learners. Unconditional Love, or a Result of Specific Actions?

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Majewska K.
Kultura i Edukacja
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2014
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issue 5(105)
90-100
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The number of articles, books, and film documentaries reporting on lessons taught using a multimedia whiteboard is growing year by year. Numerous photographs and recordings show happy faces of children and their teachers. Also, test reports leave no doubt as to the attractiveness of activities supported by this modern media tool. But do all learners approve of learning with an interactive whiteboard? What determines the level of acceptance? I tried to obtain the answer to these questions in the course of research conducted in primary education classrooms as part of grant 495-NP.
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NEW MEDIA AS AN INSTRUMENT OF MODERN EDUCATION – OPPORTUNITIES AND CURRENT CHALLENGES IN SCHOOL EDUCATION SYSTEM AND TEACHERS’ TRAINING EXEMPLIFIED BY INTERACTIVE WHITEBOARDS AND TABLET PCS

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Mette D., Egbert B.
Problemy Profesjologii
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2015
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issue 1
137-146
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The current discussion about enhancing the quality of education and training in schools and universities is mainly focussed on answering the question: which ways of thinking and working, which learning strategies and methods may be considered modern and expedient in order to fulfil the standards and competence expectations that enable learners to get along in their working and living environment1. In this context it seems clear that object-related learning strategies themselves become the content of debate in class and have to be learned and implemented. Currently, this especially applies to the use of new media, which will be discussed in the following text. This paper is characterised by the close connection of educational objectives and contents as well as media in the meaning of educational instruments.
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Obecne dyskusje na temat poprawienia jakości systemu edukacji i szkoleń w szkołach i na uczelniach jest głównie skoncentrowany na rozwiązaniu problemu, które sposoby myślenia, pracowania, które strategie i metody uczenia się są uważane za współczesne i celowe w stosunku do spełnienia standardów i kompetencji, które umożliwiają osobom uczącym się dostosowywać się do środowiska pracy i życia. Wydaje się to oczywiste, że same zorientowane obiektowo strategie uczenia się stają się przedmiotem debaty w klasie i muszą być nauczane i implementowane. Szczególnie jest to widoczne przy wykorzystywaniu nowych mediów, które są omawiane w niniejszym tekście. Artykuł jest ściśle powiązany z treściami i celami edukacyjnymi, jak również media w znaczeniu instrumentów edukacji.
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