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Juliano Lopes de Oliveira Marcos André Gonçalves Claudia Bauzer Medeiros 《International Journal on Digital Libraries》1999,2(2-3):190-206
Geographic data are useful for a large set of applications, such as urban planning and environmental control. These data are,
however, very expensive to acquire and maintain. Moreover, their use is often restricted due to a lack of dissemination mechanisms.
Digital libraries are a good approach for increasing data availability and therefore reducing costs, since they provide efficient
storage and access to large volumes of data. One major drawback to this approach is that it creates the necessity of providing
facilities for a large and heterogeneous community of users to search and interact with these geographic libraries. We present
a solution to this problem, based on a framework that allows the design and construction of customizable user interfaces for
applications based on Geographic Digital Libraries (GDL). This framework relies on two main concepts: a geographic user interface
architecture and a geographic digital library model.
Received: 15 December 1997 / Revised: June 1999 相似文献
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Facilitating peer knowledge modeling: Effects of a knowledge awareness tool on collaborative learning outcomes and processes 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Mirweis Sangin Gaëlle Molinari Marc-Antoine Nüssli Pierre Dillenbourg 《Computers in human behavior》2011,27(3):1059-1067
We report an empirical study where we investigated the effects, on the collaborative outcomes and processes, of a cognition-related awareness tool providing learners with cues about their peer’s level of prior knowledge. Sixty-four university students participated in a remote computer-mediated dyadic learning scenario. Co-learners were provided (or not) with a visual representation of their peer’s level of prior knowledge through what we refer to as a knowledge awareness tool (KAT). The results show that, providing co-learners with objective cues about the level of their peer’s prior knowledge positively impacts learning outcomes. In addition, this effect seems to be mediated by the fact that co-learners provided with these objective cues become more accurate in estimating their partner’s knowledge - accuracy that predicts higher outcomes. Analyses on the process level of the verbal interactions indicate that the KAT seems to sensitize co-learners to the fragile nature of their partner’s as well as their own prior knowledge. The beneficial effect of the KAT seems to mainly rely on this induction of epistemic uncertainty that implicitly triggers compensation socio-cognitive strategies; strategies that appear to be beneficial to the learning process. 相似文献