Li-Hsing Wei’s research while affiliated with National Central University and other places

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Publications (2)


Applying wireless and mobile technology to promote productive interaction
  • Conference Paper

February 2004

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5 Citations

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Hwa-Wei Ko

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Li-Hsing Wei

Productive interactions can enhance meaningful learning. Through applying computer technology appropriately, classroom interactions can be preceded more effectively and productively. In view of this, this study presents and applies the WiTEC, a learning environment that adopts ubiquitous computing and wireless learning devices with various interaction-supporting functions, to promote productive interaction between members in the classroom. This study first clarifies the definition and critical factors of productive interaction and illustrates the interrelationship between WiTEC and productive interaction. Then, seven WiTEC-enhanced interaction modes that integrate the features of WiTEC are identified. Furthermore, the features and modes are summarized to reveal how using WiTEC can promote productive interaction.


Embedding educlick in classroom to enhance interaction

January 2003

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This study develops a specific interactive response system (IRS), called EduClickk, to overcome or alleviate obstacles of classroom interactions. Particularly, several interaction-supporting modes of EduClick are flexibly combined and applied to in-class instruction and learning activities. More than 800 elementary teachers in Taiwan have used EduClick and, in this study, some of the participating teachers were surveyed through questionnaires and interviews. Evaluation results of the application indicate that using EduClick during instruction and learning can increase the utility rate and time of classroom computer, enhance students' motivation and attention, as well as promote teaching quality.

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... Any inaccuracy that might arise in the outcomes may result from some exceptional cases, thus the data are not to be used in any future analysis according to [54]. The questionnaire used in this research was adopted from previous research in conceptual mapping [20,47], attitude towards conceptual mapping was adapted from [48], behavioural intention to use conceptual mapping was adapted from [50,56,57], collaborative conceptual mapping was adapted from [40,58], perceived usefulness of conceptual mapping was adapted from [48], students' interaction via use of conceptual mapping was adapted from [41,42,59], assessment and evaluation of use of conceptual mapping were adapted from [27,28,46,60], students' motivation to use conceptual mapping was adapted from [51,61], students' critical thinking while using conceptual mapping was adapted from [13,39], and students' achievement through conceptual mapping was adapted from [47,53,60] (see the questionnaire in the Appendix A). To design the questionnaire, a five-point Likert scale was adopted for each of the items, with "5" indicating strong agreement and "1" indicating strong disagreement. ...

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Using Conceptual Mapping for Learning to Affect Students’ Motivation and Academic Achievement
Embedding educlick in classroom to enhance interaction
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • January 2003

... Recently, many researchers focused on the educational applications using mobile devices and many interesting learning scenarios have been successfully proposed12. Different from the typical mobile learning, this study developed a mobile PDA teaching agent to construct an interactive learning environment for teachers and learners during learning processes. ...

Applying wireless and mobile technology to promote productive interaction
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • February 2004