Designing Computer Games to Facilitate Learning

The aim of this thesis was to explore the design of interactive computer learning environments. The particular learning domain selected was Newtonian dynamics. Newtonian dynamics was chosen because it is an important area of physics with which many students have difficulty and because controlling Newtonian motion takes advantage of the computer's graphics and interactive capabilities. The learning environment involved games which simulated the motion of a spaceship on a display screen. The purpose of the games was to focus the students' attention on various aspects of the implications of Newton's laws.

MIPWeb: uso da internet na gestão dos dados gerados pelo manejo integrado de pragas.

Sistema MIPWeb. Arquitetura do sistema. Versão cliente ou local. Versão servidor. Requisitos computacionais. Dados gerenciados. Operação do sistema. Operações realizadas na versão local do sistema. Operações realizadas na versão servidor.

Diretivas para disponibilizar mapas na internet.

Questões sobre arquitetura da aplicação. Ambiente Web e a tecnologia da mapas. O que já existe no mercado.

Cartografia ao milionésimo dos solos dos municípios brasileiros utilizando o módulo SCarta do SPRING e proposta de acesso para a Internet.

Os Sistemas de Informação Geográfica (SIG) promoveram uma revolução nas operações de armazenamento e manipulação de informações espaciais e a Internet fomenta a atividade de disseminação desse tipo de informação para um público mais numeroso, heterogêneo e com diferentes interesses.

Identificação de doenças de plantas pela internet.

2009

A decentralized batch-based group key management potocol for mobile Internet of Thngs (DBGK).

It is anticipated that constrained devices in the Internet of Things (IoT) will often operate in groups to achieve collective monitoring or management tasks. For sensitive and mission-critical sensing tasks, securing multicast applications is therefore highly desirable. To secure group communications, several group key management protocols have been introduced. However, the majority of the proposed solutions are not adapted to the IoT and its strong processing, storage, and energy constraints. In this context, we introduce a novel decentralized and batch-based group key management protocol to secure multicast communications. Our protocol is simple and it reduces the rekeying overhead triggered by membership changes in dynamic and mobile groups and guarantees both backward and forward secrecy. To assess our protocol, we conduct a detailed analysis with respect to its communcation and storage costs. This analysis is validated through simulation to highlight energy gains. The obtained results show that our protocol outperforms its peers with respect to keying overhead and the mobility of members.

Griping, bitching and speaking your mind: defamation and free expression on the internet

Diane Rowland, Griping, Bitching and Speaking Your Mind: Defamation and Free Expression on the Internet, Pennsylvania State Law Review Symposium Issue 110, no. 3 (2006): 519?538; RAE2008

Eggs, Jurisdiction and the Internet

Kohl, U. (2002). Eggs, Jurisdiction and the Internet', International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 51 (3), 556-582. RAE2008

Whose News? Copyright and the Dissemination of News on the Internet

International Review of Law, Computers & Technology, Volume 17, Issue 2 July 2003 , pages 163 - 174 RAE2008

Jurisdiction and the Internet: Regulatory Competence over Online Activity

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The Internet and the Human Right to Food: The European Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed

Salmon, Naomi, 'The Internet and the Human Right to Food: The European Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed', Information and Communications Technology Law, (2005) 14 (1), pp. 43-57 Special Issue: GATED COMMUNITIES RAE2008

Machine Translation and the Internet

Jones, E. H. G., Thomas, Ned, and King, Alan, 'Machine Translation and the Internet', Mercator Media Forums (2001) 5(1) pp.84-98 RAE2008

BitBox!: A case study interface for teaching real-time adaptive music composition for video games

Real-time adaptive music is now well-established as a popular medium, largely through its use in video game soundtracks. Commercial packages, such as fmod, make freely available the underlying technical methods for use in educational contexts, making adaptive music technologies accessible to students. Writing adaptive music, however, presents a significant learning challenge, not least because it requires a different mode of thought, and tutor and learner may have few mutual points of connection in discovering and understanding the musical drivers, relationships and structures in these works. This article discusses the creation of ‘BitBox!’, a gestural music interface designed to deconstruct and explain the component elements of adaptive composition through interactive play. The interface was displayed at the Dare Protoplay games exposition in Dundee in August 2014. The initial proof-of- concept study proved successful, suggesting possible refinements in design and a broader range of applications.

The development of learner autonomy through Internet resources and its impact on English language attainment

Wydział Neofilologii: Instytut Filologii Angielskiej

Klasyfikacja interakcji w grach typu role-playing games oraz relacje komunikacyjne i dydaktyczne w technice gier fabularnych

Celem artykułu jest nakreślenie możliwych kierunków badań w zakresie analizy dyskursu i szerzej pragmalingwistyki. Służy temu wyodrębnienie najważniejszych relacji komunikacyjnych zachodzących w klasycznych grach fabularnych (ang. Role-Playing Games), a także wskazanie zbieżności zachodzących pomiędzy relacjami uczestników techniki gier fabularnych jako komunikacyjnej techniki nauczania języków obcych a założeniami autonomizacji glottodydaktyki na poziomie akademickim, związanymi z ideą współpracy dydaktycznej i relacji wielopodmiotowej.