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(16th Annual TCC Conference, 2011-04-12)This paper documents the results of an action research study focused on addressing student motivation for writing in a third grade classroom at a public elementary school in Hawaii. The concept of digital communication ...
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Enhancing Learning for 5th Graders by Way of Website Delivery for the Content Area of Social Studies (2011-05-04)Today’s 21st century learners conduct most of their lives through assisted technology outside of school. The fast paced world of technology is changing by the minute yet; students are being left behind in educational ...
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(2011-04-26)Online blogs or forums may create an asynchronous learning environment during a tutorial process. AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) is a college preparatory program to assist those who are in the middle level ...
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(TCC Conference 2011, 2011-04-12)Utilizing information from Hawaii state documents and personnel involved in Hawaii’s education reform, an instructional website was created to inform elementary school Department of Education teachers in Hawaii about ...
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(2011-05-02)Type II diabetes mellitus is a growing problem in the United States. According to the 2004 Hawaii Diabetes Report, an estimated 72,000 to 100,000 people in Hawaii currently have diabetes. These numbers include 25,000 or ...
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(16th Annual TCC Conference, 2011-04-14)Learning a new technical computer program in a traditional face-to-face classroom lecture might be challenging because the students depend solely on their own note taking and handouts. In contrast to this, online screen ...
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(2011-05-04)Information literacy, including statistical literacy, is a fundamental goal of education. Knowing how to critically assess numerical data and the presentation of that data in charts is an important skill. What is the best ...
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(2011)In the Hawaii State Department of Education, state standards dictate the scope and sequence of the curriculum. This action research project addressed two U.S. history benchmarks. One asks students to explain the origins ...
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(16th Annual Technology, Colleges, and Community Worldwide Online Conference, 2011-04-12)At the University of Hawai’i Maui College, accounting students must learn basic concepts in a Principles of Accounting course in order to be successful in more difficult, later courses. In addition, these students should ...
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(2011-04-14)Movie making on the computer is fun, but many deaf Macintosh users considered this difficult. Given that there are few modules that is specifically designed for the deaf Macintosh users, the module was created as a guide ...
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(Technology, Colleges, and Community Worldwide Online Conference, 2011-04-12)The rationale for this project is to use technology to address the Hawaii Content and Performance Standards in the area of Language Arts. In Hawaii, identifying main ideas and supporting details while reading is a state ...
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(Jean Q Javellana, 2011-04-15)This instructional design project evaluated a video based instructional module created with Jing, a screencasting software, and its effectiveness of how images and videos of detailed travel procedures can enhance learner’s ...
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(2011-04-22)With the increasing use of computer technology and the Internet in educational settings, online resources including electronic journals are quickly gaining grounds as a primary source for references. Such online educational ...
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(2011-05-04)The Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve is recognized worldwide as a model of sustainable resource use that hosts almost a million visitors annually. Educating visitors about the ecological and cultural systems of Hanauma Bay can ...
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(TCC 2011 Worldwide Online Conference, 2011-04-14)Students with a history of course failure usually have attitudes, behavior patterns or barriers that were a factor in course failure. Since these students often find completing coursework challenging, how can a high school ...
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(2011-04-14)Many colleges, universities, and educational institutions regularly include online music classes in their schedule of courses. However, such courses do not focus on teaching the physical aspects of playing a musical ...
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(16th Annual Technology, Colleges and Community Worldwide Online Conference, 2011-05)The concept of social presence in online learning was explored to determine the need for teaching online students to engage in social presence. Participants were asked to fill out a short, nine-question survey concerning ...
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(Mayberry, TK, 2011-04-12)Due to the poor economy and high unemployment rate many adults are returning to school, resulting in higher enrollment and the need for additional classes and instructors. Likewise, an increase in the number of online ...
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Tsunami Preparedness Web-based Module for International Students in University of Hawai’i at Manoa (TCC conference, 2011-04-12)Abstract: When students from all over the world come to Hawai‟i, they are not necessarily prepared with the knowledge to handle a tsunami. The purpose of this instructional design project is to develop and evaluate ...
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(2011-05-02)Linux has generated a lot of interest in higher education due to its flexible license and low cost. However, material to orient Information Technology (IT) personnel on essential accessibility functionality is sparse. ...