EcoMobile: Blended Real and Virtual Immersive Experiences for Learning Complex Causality and Ecosystems Science
EcoMobile:混合真实和虚拟的沉浸式体验,用于学习复杂的因果关系和生态系统科学
基本信息
- 批准号:1118530
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 248.97万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2011
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2011-09-01 至 2016-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Researchers at Harvard University are studying whether middle school instruction about ecosystem science can be made more engaging and effective by combining immersion experiences in virtual ecosystems with immersion experiences in real ecosystems infused with virtual resources. Project personnel are developing a set of learning resources for deployment by mobile broadband devices that provide students with virtual access to information and simulations while working in the field. The EcoMobile project is testing the hypothesis that student engagement, self-efficacy, and understanding of life science standards will be enhanced if students using a four-week inquiry-based curriculum that provides immersion experiences in simulated ecosystems employ smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices to collect and share data, access on-site information, and visit geo-referenced locations while investigating real ecosystems. Target audiences are middle school students and teachers, curriculum developers, and education researchers.The project is using quasi-experimental methods to collect data on the usability of the blended environment approach, student gains, and relationships between the two modes of learning. Pilot-test middle school teachers are implementing the EcoMobile curriculum and a comparison curriculum that does not employ mobile devices in the field. Using a variety of assessment instruments and methods, researchers are measuring changes in students' knowledge, attitudes, and self-efficacy. Blending virtual and mobile device-enhanced real world learning experiences can potentially enhance student-directed inquiry, enhance learning, and students' ability to understand and solve complex environmental problems. EcoMobile encompasses the types of learning strengths and preferences many students today bring to school, based on their use of social media, mobile devices, and games. Employing virtual and augmented reality learning environments in science classes may broaden the pool of science in science careers by enhancing their engagement in science learning, self-efficacy, and knowledge of science and technology.
哈佛大学的研究人员正在研究,通过将虚拟生态系统中的沉浸体验与注入虚拟资源的真实的生态系统中的沉浸体验相结合,是否可以使中学生态系统科学教学更具吸引力和有效性。项目人员正在开发一套学习资源,供移动的宽带设备部署,使学生在实地工作时能够虚拟访问信息和模拟。生态移动的项目正在测试一个假设,即如果学生使用一个为期四周的基于探究的课程,在模拟生态系统中提供沉浸式体验,使用智能手机,平板电脑和其他移动的设备收集和共享数据,访问现场信息,并访问地理参考位置,同时调查真实的生态系统,学生的参与度,自我效能和对生命科学标准的理解将得到增强。目标受众是中学生和教师、课程开发人员和教育研究人员。该项目使用准实验方法收集关于混合环境方法的可用性、学生收益以及两种学习模式之间关系的数据。试点中学教师正在实施生态移动的课程和在实地不使用移动的设备的比较课程。研究人员使用各种评估工具和方法,测量学生的知识,态度和自我效能的变化。混合虚拟和移动的设备增强的真实的世界学习体验可以潜在地增强学生指导的探究,增强学习,以及学生理解和解决复杂环境问题的能力。生态移动的包括学习优势和偏好的类型,许多学生今天带到学校,基于他们使用的社交媒体,移动的设备,和游戏。在科学课程中使用虚拟和增强现实学习环境可以通过增强他们对科学学习、自我效能感和科学技术知识的参与来扩大科学职业中的科学知识库。
项目成果
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Artificial intelligence applications to high-technology training
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10.1007/bf02793844 - 发表时间:
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- 影响因子:4.200
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0929575 - 财政年份:2010
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$ 248.97万 - 项目类别:
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$ 248.97万 - 项目类别:
Continuing Grant
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$ 248.97万 - 项目类别:
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