Abstract:A predicament facing education is that the traditional teaching mode could no longer meet the requirements of modern society. The fast development of mobile Internet technology has brought online education platforms into existence, and these newborn things are very helpful to solve the mentioned contradiction. To deepen the research of the application of mobile Internet technology in modern education, this paper designed the functional modules of an intelligent online English teaching (IOET) system and impleme… Show more
“…These findings are contradicted by a comprehensive evaluation of 29 research that found mobile learning to be as successful as, if not more effective than, conventional learning (Dunleavy et al, 2019). Liu & Yan (2021) reported the use of an intelligent online English learning system based on mobile internet technology. However, students may see how to do practical skills and learn theoretical information through interactive websites/apps since they are adaptable, accessible, and transparent.…”
Higher education institutions are trying to give a greater flexibility and individualization, generally through the use of new digital pedagogies. The goal of the meta-analysis is to evaluate the efficacy of a real-world experiences using digital pedagogies in higher education. To that end, the PubMed and Medline databases have been combed for relevant research through December 2021, and the eligible papers were selected using the PRISMA-based selection approach. One compared digital pedagogies to traditional teaching approaches. Various digital pedagogy technologies, such as video tutorials/social media, mobile app/computer software, flipped classroom, and virtual reality/simulation, were applied in this research. As a consequence of the present search, twenty-three research with a total of 1450 participants adopting digital pedagogies for higher education were discovered. The findings advised that higher education stakeholders use an innovative teaching strategy based on digital pedagogies. This integration of digital tools generates an effective learning environment and encourages the self-learning, which enhances the pedagogical performance of students and teachers.
“…These findings are contradicted by a comprehensive evaluation of 29 research that found mobile learning to be as successful as, if not more effective than, conventional learning (Dunleavy et al, 2019). Liu & Yan (2021) reported the use of an intelligent online English learning system based on mobile internet technology. However, students may see how to do practical skills and learn theoretical information through interactive websites/apps since they are adaptable, accessible, and transparent.…”
Higher education institutions are trying to give a greater flexibility and individualization, generally through the use of new digital pedagogies. The goal of the meta-analysis is to evaluate the efficacy of a real-world experiences using digital pedagogies in higher education. To that end, the PubMed and Medline databases have been combed for relevant research through December 2021, and the eligible papers were selected using the PRISMA-based selection approach. One compared digital pedagogies to traditional teaching approaches. Various digital pedagogy technologies, such as video tutorials/social media, mobile app/computer software, flipped classroom, and virtual reality/simulation, were applied in this research. As a consequence of the present search, twenty-three research with a total of 1450 participants adopting digital pedagogies for higher education were discovered. The findings advised that higher education stakeholders use an innovative teaching strategy based on digital pedagogies. This integration of digital tools generates an effective learning environment and encourages the self-learning, which enhances the pedagogical performance of students and teachers.
“…For example, the development and implementation of platforms like U-Msg emphasize the need for such comprehensive approaches. Such research would not only benefit EFL educators in making informed decisions but also assist app developers in refining and enhancing their offerings (Katsarou et al 2023;Liu and Yan 2021;Gren 2020;Ongoro and Fanjiang 2023;Alieto et al 2020). In conclusion, the ultimate aim of this line of inquiry is to optimize the EFL learning experience.…”
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“…The field of English as a Foreign Language (EFL) has experienced a notable increase in the creation and utilization of educational applications that aim to provide personalized and flexible learning experiences, catering to the varied requirements and learning preferences of EFL learners (Kaharuddin 2022;Liu and Yan 2021;Gren 2020;Ongoro and Fanjiang 2023;Han and Niu 2021). The importance of E-learning has been emphasized, particularly in times of disruption such as the COVID-19 pandemic, underscoring its crucial role in sustaining and improving English proficiency among students (Kaharuddin 2022) With the advent of intelligent virtual agents, they've been integrated into EFL learning.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This highlights the growing interest in leveraging artificial intelligence and voice recognition for enhancing language learning experiences. The fusion of technology and pedagogy in EFL instruction has shown promising results in several other studies, including the application of browser/server architecture in mobile learning platforms (Liu and Yan 2021;Gren 2020;Mao 2018). Despite the burgeoning research, there are noticeable gaps.…”
In an era where digital learning tools are reshaping the educational landscape, selecting the right language learning application becomes paramount, especially for institutions aiming to enhance their students' English proficiency. While numerous language applications exist, only a few are accessible without cost. This study zeroes in on two such free applications: ELSA and English Speaking Practice. The choice of these apps aimed to discern the instructional differences and their subsequent impact on learners. Conducted at SMK Negeri 17 Samarinda, the research involved two experimental classes: X Pharmacy 4 (33 students) and X Medical Laboratory Technology 1 (34 students). Using a Quasi-Experimental design, the study employed quantitative methods, including pre-test and post-test evaluations, to gauge the comparative effectiveness of the apps. The results were illuminating: the class utilizing ELSA witnessed a proficiency uptick of 15.21%, whereas the English Speaking Practice class observed a 13% increase. With a p-value of 0.000 <0.05, the data conclusively shows significant disparities in the efficacy of the two applications. This research underscores the importance of judiciously selecting digital tools in EFL contexts, ensuring optimal learning outcomes.
“…Developments in recent decades have changed the traditional social and educational structures, and technology has played a significant role in the educational context [24]. With the change in social education and the advance of information technology, people working in the educational field have adapted and adjusted their conventional teaching and learning approaches [25,26]. Thus, for the younger generation, studying mathematics should promote meaningful learning to students, with an emphasis on mathematics comprehension to develop the skills that are essential in the twenty-first century to be competitive internationally [10,16].…”
Mathematical conceptual understanding is fundamental ability that students should have for learning practice in mathematics. This study presents a learning approach based on a mathematical understanding development strategy in the cloud learning environment to enhance undergraduate students’ comprehension of mathematical concepts. A quasi-experimental design with a pre-test and post-test control group was deployed in this study. The 56 undergraduate students, enrolled in the Number Theory Course, were involved in this study. The 28 students in the experimental group were taught using a mathematical understanding development strategy in a cloud learning environment and the 28 students in the control group were taught using a conventional approach. The research instruments were an instructional plan, and a mathematical conceptual understanding test. Data were analyzed by mean, standard deviation, and t-test. The results found that the mean score of mathematical conceptual understanding of students in the experimental group was higher than the 60 percent criterion. There were statistically significant differences between the mean scores of the students in the experimental and the control groups in their mathematical conceptual understanding in the post-test in favor of the experimental group at a significance level of .05.The results of this study inform the positive impact of learning approach based on a mathematical understanding development strategy in a cloud learning environment for undergraduate students.
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