Interactive Collaborative Learning: Proceedings of the 19th ICL Conference - Volume 1

Front Matter....Pages i-xvi
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Continuous Research and Development Partnership in Engineering Education....Pages 3-16
Digital Educational Mind Maps: A Computer Supported Collaborative Learning Practice on Marketing Master Program....Pages 17-30
Applying a Collaborative Learning Technique in PhD Student Groups with Multinational Structure During Foreign Language Studying in Technical University....Pages 31-44
Problem-Based Learning Approach to Teach Printed Circuit Boards Test....Pages 45-57
Fostering Math Competencies Through Online Collaborative Editing Tools....Pages 58-63
Developing Electrical Engineering Course in an Active Cooperative Learning (ACL) Platform....Pages 64-74
Faculty Perceptions on Publishing Research....Pages 75-87
Criteria for Selection of a Web 2.0 Tool for Process Modeling Education....Pages 88-96
Collaboration Tools for Virtual Teams in Terms of the SECI Model....Pages 97-111
Team-Based Projects and Peer Assessment. IT Works!....Pages 112-127
Role of the Online Tutor in Establishing Social Presence in Asynchronous Text-Based Collaborative Learning Environments....Pages 128-142
3D Real-Time Collaborative Environment to Learn Teamwork and Non-technical Skills in the Operating Room....Pages 143-157
Students’ Motivations and Motivating Students in Study Islands....Pages 158-166
Using the System Usability Scale in a Classification Learning Environment....Pages 167-176
Student’s Behavior in Virtual Environment....Pages 177-184
Learning Groups for MOOCs Lessons for Online Learning in Higher Education....Pages 185-198
Front Matter....Pages 199-199
An Inclusive Musical Mechatronics Course....Pages 201-208
An Integrated Project for Freshmen Students in a Software Engineering Education....Pages 209-216
Motivating Students with Bio-Fuel Student Engineering Competition Projects....Pages 217-224
Artistic Robot – An EPS@ISEP 2016 Project....Pages 225-238
Front Matter....Pages 199-199
Didactic Robotic Fish – An EPS@ISEP 2016 Project....Pages 239-253
Development of an Innovative Learning Environment for Engineering Education....Pages 254-264
Active Pedagogy Project to Increase Bio-Industrial Process Skills....Pages 265-274
Entrepreneurship Certification Concept for Higher Technical Colleges in Austria....Pages 275-281
Role of Project Based Learning in Education....Pages 282-285
Front Matter....Pages 287-287
Academic Readiness of Mature-Age Students....Pages 289-293
Who Owns the Teaching and Learning Environment?....Pages 294-308
Application of the “Fishbone” Technology in the Organization of Independent Work of Students in Higher Mathematics....Pages 309-314
The Importance of Writing in Software Engineering Education....Pages 315-321
A Systematic Literature Review of the Application of the Jigsaw Technique in Engineering and Computing....Pages 322-329
Designing a Competency Framework for Graduate Levels in Computing Sciences: The Middle-East Context....Pages 330-344
Analyzing Students’ Knowledge Building Skills by Comparing Their Written Production to Syllabus....Pages 345-352
Advanced Training of Engineers in Research University: Traditions and Innovations....Pages 353-361
Quality of Study Programmes or Quality of Education....Pages 362-366
Socio-Psychological Readiness for Academic Mobility of Engineering Students....Pages 367-376
Educational Process at the Technical University Through the Eyes of Its Participants....Pages 377-388
Learning Engineering Through Teams....Pages 389-398
Entrepreneurship in Engineering Education....Pages 399-404
Analysis of STEM Teaching – Most Common Strategies and Methods Enabling Deep Understanding and Interactive Learning Applied by Graduates of Technical Teacher Initial and Continuing Education Programs in Estonia....Pages 405-414
A Self-Reflection on the Importance of Project Activities in Engineering Education....Pages 415-426
Front Matter....Pages 427-427
Model for Improving the Quality of Graduates and Job Applicants in European Labour Market....Pages 429-439
Ciberlandia: An Educational Robotics Program to Promote STEM Careers in Primary and Secondary Schools....Pages 440-454
Creating New Learning Environment to Foster Enrollment in Engineering Programs....Pages 455-463
T-Learning: Proposal of an Innovative Pedagogical Approach on the Basis of Theatrical Techniques and Competition Spirit for Technical Modules Teaching....Pages 464-477
Can MOOCs Support Secondary Education in Computer Science?....Pages 478-493
Professional and General Education – Curricular Bridges Building....Pages 494-500
The Effect of Switching the Order of Experimental Teaching in the Study of Simple Gravity Pendulum - A Study with Junior High-School Learners....Pages 501-514
Model of Network Interaction for Involvement of Children and Youth into Scientific and Engineering Creativity (Through the Example of Tomsk Regional Children Non-Governmental Organization “Hobbycenter” Practice)....Pages 515-521
Front Matter....Pages 523-523
Technical Student Electronic Cheating on Examination....Pages 525-531
Work in Progress: A Culturally Specific System to Improve Student Academic Integrity....Pages 532-537
International Comparison of Media Usage Among University Students....Pages 538-544
Front Matter....Pages 545-545
Collaboration Among Educational Institutes, Industries and Citizens in a Local Community for Realizing Enhanced Science Literacy Through Successful Science Events....Pages 547-557
Public Investment on Education in Sardinia - The “Tutti a Iscol@” Project....Pages 558-565
Structural Development of Substance in Engineering Education: Method of Cornerstones....Pages 566-576
SLA as a Vital Part of Continuous Professional Development Among Academics....Pages 577-582
Innovations in Enterprise Informatics Subjects....Pages 583-590
Contribution Studies of Engineering Alumni on the Quality of the End of Project Studies of the Following Promotions....Pages 591-599
Participatory Development of a Bachelor’s Degree Program in Industrial Engineering for Non-traditional Students....Pages 600-608
The Impact of Academic Staff Development on the University Internationalization....Pages 609-615
Back Matter....Pages 617-619