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Zhihan Lv Ed. – IGI Global, 2024
The rapid adoption of deep learning models has resulted in many business services becoming model services, yet most AI systems lack the necessary automation and industrialization capabilities. This leads to heavy reliance on manual operation and maintenance, which not only consumes power but also causes resource wastage and stability issues during…
Descriptors: Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Computer Software, Problem Solving
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Ovenden-Hope, Tanya; la Velle, Linda – Journal of Education for Teaching: International Research and Pedagogy, 2015
In order to achieve the standard expected in the classroom, teachers benefit from continuing professional development that enables access to resources with which to inform their practice. Smith and Helfenbein's "Translational Research in Education: Collaboration and Commitment in Urban Contexts." "In The Collaborative Turn: Working…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Teaching Methods, Qualitative Research, Faculty Development
Commonwealth of Learning, 2010
The Commonwealth of Learning Review and Improvement Model (COL RIM) was developed by the Commonwealth of Learning in response to two key drivers: (1) Increased global emphasis on the quality of higher education; and (2) Rising concern about the high cost and uncertain benefits of conventional approaches to external quality assurance. Any…
Descriptors: Higher Education, Quality Control, Models, Costs
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Truman, G. E. – Behaviour & Information Technology, 2009
Behaviour modelling has been associated with higher learning outcomes compared to other training approaches. These cumulative research findings create imperative to examine underlying causal mechanisms or contingency factors that may promote behaviour modelling's advantages even further. We propose group-based learning as one contingency factor…
Descriptors: Feedback (Response), Learning Processes, Training Methods, Instructional Effectiveness
Ihrke, Walter R. – 1969
A study was devised to determine the validity and effectiveness of applying automation comcpets to rhythm instruction in music. Students from two semesters of a music class for the classroom teacher were divided randomly into experimental and control groups with 21 in the former and 29 in the latter. The experimental group read music from a…
Descriptors: Automation, Feedback, Guides, Learning Processes
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Hegarty, Mary; Quilici, Jill; Narayanan, N. Hari; Holmquist, Selma; Moreno, Roxana – Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia, 1999
Describes a theoretical model of stages in the comprehension of a machine from diagrams and accompanying text, and considers the implications of this model for designing hypermedia manuals that explain how machines work. Reports on three experiments with undergraduates that evaluated hypermedia and multimedia manuals based on this model.…
Descriptors: Diagrams, Guides, Higher Education, Hypermedia
Troester, Rod – 1988
This study used the sense-making approach of message-q/ing to examine how individuals arrive at an understanding of new technology, in this case, word processing. Subjects were 10 computer naive undergraduate students learning to use word processing as part of a course requirement. Using the WordStar program manual, subjects employed the…
Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Computer Literacy, Content Analysis, Guides
Spangenberg, Ronald W. – 1971
This manual is designed to help Army training personnel select and implement a specific approach to achieving specific training goals. Following a general learning model, general training principles are summarized. The rest of the manual shows how specific learning principles are associated with groups of learner performances. Training goals…
Descriptors: Attitudes, Concept Formation, Decision Making, Educational Media