Presentation at EDULEARN17 Conference EXPIRED

Team members prof. Nataša Hoić-Božić i dr. Martina Holenko Dlab participated in the International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies - EDULEARN17 held in Barcelona from 3rd to 5th of July 2017. EDULEARN (https://iated.org/edulearn/) is one of the largest international conferences for lecturers, researchers, technologists and professionals from the educational sector. At the conference, dr. Martina Holenko Dlab presented research conducted within the SCOLLAm project which is described in the paper titled Adaptivity in Synchronous Mobile Collaborative Learning. Presented paper can be found on the Croatian Scientific Bibliography site: http://bib.irb.hr/prikazi-rad?rad=885025.

Teachers and schools as the center of technology innovation in education EXPIRED

Students use technology in their everyday lives for play, communication, content sharing etc. This power of technology and its positioning in almost every segment of our lives is one of the central topics of the SCOLLAm project, where the area of education should not be treated as an isolated island.

Why we need cross-platform educational applications? EXPIRED

There is an increase in the number of educational applications, offered for download from one of the three dominant stores, App Store for iOS, Android Play Store, and Windows Store for the Microsoft Windows platform. While some of those applications can be found in two or three different stores, there is still a significant number of apps available only for a single platform.

Until recently the development of cross-platform applications in practice stood for the development of a number of separate applications that do the same thing, demanded more developers per project who were writing the same code several times, constant coordination of development teams and doubled or even tripled the price of application itself.

Technology in learning and teaching – the European context EXPIRED

How to utilize technology in order to improve learning and teaching in Europe has been a concern in the last two EU funding cycles, especially in the context of uneven access to modern technology for learning both at home and especially in the classroom across the EU member states.

Experiences in Collaborative Learning on Tablet Computers (Learning in Pairs and Triplets) EXPIRED

The first set of experiments with mobile computer supported collaborative learning (mCSCL) in the SCOLLAm project were conducted between December 2016 and February 2017 in Trnjanska elementary school. A series of experiments was conducted with the math lessons co-designed with the teachers in the 1st and 2nd primary school grades, where each exercise included 5-10 problems to be solved by groups of students.