2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.procs.2020.03.143
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Approach Model Driven Engineering: Profiling Group Collaborative Learner in Mobile Learning

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“…The content of this application itself is in the form of text, video, and animation [23]. Keeping the content light and small in terms of storage, so that the applications used can be run for mobile users who do not have large internal space or high processor capabilities [24]. This is done so that all students can access this learning media properly so that it can be run with minimal mobile devices.…”
Section: Technology Environment Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The content of this application itself is in the form of text, video, and animation [23]. Keeping the content light and small in terms of storage, so that the applications used can be run for mobile users who do not have large internal space or high processor capabilities [24]. This is done so that all students can access this learning media properly so that it can be run with minimal mobile devices.…”
Section: Technology Environment Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Now collaborative learning has been widely applied in the education field. Razanakolona et al [25] performed cluster analysis in the process of collaborative mobile learning and extracted a learning decision-making model from group profiles. Zheng et al [26] emphasized that group formation is one of the key processes in collaborative learning, they proposed a method to attain homogeneity between groups and heterogeneity in groups, the method converted the group formation problem into a combinatorial optimization problem, and the results proved that the proposed method was effective, stable, and able to form homogeneous and heterogeneous groups.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por ello, la presente investigación surgió con el propósito de determinar cómo la aplicación de metodologías activas, específicamente: Aprendizaje orientado a proyectos y Aprendizaje basado en casos, utilizando aplicaciones móviles, ya sea en tableta digital o smartphone, aporta en el desarrollo de las competencias digitales de los estudiantes. Por la naturaleza de las metodologías y a fin de delimitar la investigación y considerando las competencias que están en mayor relación cuando se trabaja con metodologías activas, así como también las sugerencias de otras investigaciones (Atawneh et al, 2020;Bakke, 2010;Fanbin, 2012;Razanakolona et al, 2020;Sumtsova et al, 2018), se enfatizó la investigación en 4 competencias de colaboración y comunicación del modelo DIGCOMP: 1) Interacción con tecnologías digitales, 2) Compartir 3) Colaborar y 4) Netiqueta.…”
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“…Aprendizaje móvil basado en equipos (TBML por sus siglas en inglés) (Atawneh et al, 2020;Nee et al, 2016;Zhang et al, 2019) resaltando que por la naturaleza en sí del aprendizaje móvil, se facilita la gestión del aprendizaje, la negociación entre los alumnos y la coordinación de la actividad de aprendizaje (Baccari & Neji, 2017;Chee et al, 2018a;Razanakolona et al, 2020).…”
Section: Colaborar Por Canales Digitalesunclassified
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