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Mary Ann Cullen - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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GSU Library Research Guides: Library Tutorials & Webinars: Webinars
2012Co-Authors: Mary Ann CullenAbstract:Explore the library and various ways to use the library to enhance your research abilities with video tutorials, printable handouts, and Webinars. Webinar information, log in, and archives
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GSU Library Research Guides: Library Tutorials & Webinars: Webinar Archives - Previous semesters
2012Co-Authors: Mary Ann CullenAbstract:Explore the library and various ways to use the library to enhance your research abilities with video tutorials, printable handouts, and Webinars.
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GSU Library Research Guides: Library Tutorials & Webinars: Student Success Series Webinars
2012Co-Authors: Mary Ann CullenAbstract:Explore the library and various ways to use the library to enhance your research abilities with video tutorials, printable handouts, and Webinars.
Tony Ponti - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Cybersecurity Tips and Tools Webinar Series - 2017
2018Co-Authors: Tony PontiAbstract:PDF Version August 15, 2017 TO THE ADMINISTRATOR ADDRESSED: SUBJECT: Cybersecurity Tips and Tools webinar series TEA would like to inform Education Service Centers (ESCs), school districts, and open-enrollment charter schools of an upcoming opportunity to participate in a series of Webinars be
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Cyber Security Tips and Tools Webinar Series
2018Co-Authors: Tony PontiAbstract:PDF Version February 14, 2018 TO THE ADMINISTRATOR ADDRESSED: SUBJECT: Cyber Security Tips and Tools Webinar Series TEA would like to inform school districts and open-enrollment charter schools of an upcoming opportunity to participate in a series of Webinars being conducted by TEA. The webi
Christian Ebner - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Webinars in higher education and professional training a meta analysis and systematic review of randomized controlled trials
Educational Research Review, 2019Co-Authors: Andreas Gegenfurtner, Christian EbnerAbstract:Abstract Digital learning environments are increasingly popular in higher education and professional training. Teaching and learning via Webinars, and web conferencing more broadly, represents one widely used approach. Webinars are defined as web-based seminars, in which participants and facilitators communicate live over the Internet across distant geographical locations using shared virtual platforms and interact ubiquitously and synchronously in real time via voice over IP technology and web camera equipment. In the past, studies have reported mixed evidence concerning the effectiveness of Webinars in promoting student achievement. As a remedy, this systematic literature review and meta-analysis cumulates observed effect sizes from previously published randomized controlled trials and corrects artifactual variance induced by sampling error. The research questions were: How effective are Webinars in promoting student achievement? And which characteristics moderate webinar effectiveness? The findings suggest that Webinars were slightly more effective than control conditions (online asynchronous learning management systems and offline face-to-face classroom instruction), but the differences were trivial in size. Differences were moderated by webinar, participant, achievement, and publication characteristics. This meta-analysis is the first to systematically review and meta-analyze the best evidence available for evaluating the effectiveness of Webinars and video conferences in promoting student knowledge and skills. The implications of the study's findings can inform school teachers, lecturers, trainers, technologists, and theorists interested in the computer-supported design, implementation, delivery, tutoring, and assessment of webinar-based learning environments.
Rsss Director - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Webinar; Provenance and Social Science data - Research School of Social Sciences - ANU - Research School of Social Sciences - ANU
2020Co-Authors: Rsss DirectorAbstract:On the 22 March 2017, Dr. Steven McEarchen (Director, Australian Data Archive) and Dr. George Alter (Research Professor, ICPSR & Visiting Prof, ANU) hosted a webinar with Nicholas Car (Data Architect, Geosciene Australia) on 'Provenance and Social Science Data'. This webinar was part of the 'Making data social: Social sciences and data webinar series', a joint initiative between the Australian Data Archive (ADA) and the Australian National Data Service (ANDS).
David Martin - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Automated Zone Design in Practice - Webinar
2017Co-Authors: David MartinAbstract:This is a recording of the first NCRM webinar. The webinar was held on 6th June 2017. Professor Dave Martin talks about Automated zone design in practice. At the end of the webinar Prof Martin answers questions from the webinar attendees. The attendees were asked to watch NCRM online resoure on Principles of automated zone design before attending the webinar: https://www.ncrm.ac.uk/resources/online/automated_zone_design/
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Automated zone design in practice - webinar slides
2017Co-Authors: David MartinAbstract:This are the PowerPoint slides for the first NCRM webinar. The webinar was held on 6th June 2017. Professor Dave Martin talked about Automated zone design in practice. Recording of the webinar is available on the NCRMUK YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/NCRMUK