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|a Forward -- Preface -- PART ONE: New shape of learning -- Chapter 1 Emerging Learning mode in the era of transformation: from information society to knowledge society. Ronghuai Huang -- Chapter 2 Emerging dimensions of learning. Erkki Sutinen -- Chapter 3 Schools as Learning Communities. Victoria J. Marsick, Karen E. Watkins, Sarah A. Boswell -- PART TWO: New insights of future students -- Chapter 4 The new shape of the student. Chris Jones -- Chapter5 Digital Natives: Exploring the diversity of young people’s experience with technology. Linda Corrin, Sue Bennett, Lori Lockyer -- Chapter 6 Adapting for a Personalized Learning Experience. Margaret Martinez -- PART THREE: The future of learning content -- Chapter 7 E-books in K-12 education. Guang Chen -- Chapter 8 The changing nature of eLearning Content. Robby Robson -- Chapter 9 The Open Future of Course Content Development and Dissemination. M.S. Vijay Kumar -- Chapter 10 National pilot courses in mainland China. Yanyan Li -- PART FOUR: New dimensions of learning technologies -- Chapter 11 Mobile Learning – Shaping The Frontiers of Learning Technologies in Global Context. John Traxler -- Chapter 12 Paradigm shifts in e-learning: From web-based learning to context-aware ubiquitous learning. Gwo-Jen Hwang -- Chapter 13 Reusable Authentic Learning Scenario Creation in Ubiquitous Learning Environments. Kinshuk and Ryan Jesse -- Chapter 14 Educational use of computer games: where're we, and what's next. Morris S. Y. Jong, Jimmy H. M. Lee, Fong-Lok Lee Junjie Shang -- Chapter 15 Supplemental vs Essential Use of Computing Devices in the Classroom: An Analysis. Cathie Norris, Akhlaq Hossain, Elliot Soloway -- PART FIVE: Emerging trends in learning technologies -- Chapter 16 Application of Cloud Technology, Social Networking Sites and Sensing Technology to E-Learning. Yueh-Min Huang, Hsin-Chin Chen, Jan-Pan Hwang, Yong-Ming Huang -- Chapter 17 Design of a Holistic Curriculum Embodied with an Immersive Environment for Learning: Virtual Reality Immersion, Agent Mediation and Teacher Moderation. Longkai Wu, Chee-Kit Looi, Beaumie Kim, Chunyan Miao Chapter 18 Augmented Reality and Education: Applications and Potentials. Steve Chi-Yin Yuen, Gallayanee Yaoyuneyong, Erik Johnson Chapter 19 Facilitating Complex Learning by Mobile Augmented Reality Learning Environments. Dirk Ifenthaler -- Chapter 20“Mobilising” web sites at an open university: The Athabasca University experience. Regina Wasti, Rory McGreal.
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