2018
DOI: 10.1109/access.2018.2872785
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Explore the Ubiquitous Learning on Campus: A Friendship-Based Knowledge Diffusion Approach

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“…The best classified articles (Q1 / Q1), according to the publication quartile of SJR and JCR, were eight: "Mobile technology: Creation and use of an iBook to teach the anatomy of the brachial plexus" of Stewart and Choudhury [77]; "Explore the ubiquitous learning on Campus: A friendshipbased knowledge diffusion approach" of Zheng, Pan, and Peng [72]; "Evaluation of app-based serious gaming as a training method in teaching chest tube insertion to medical students: Randomized controlled trial" of Haubruck, et al [78]; "Mobile technology in e-learning for undergraduate medical education on emergent otorhinolaryngology-head and neck surgery disorders: Pilot randomized controlled trial" of Lee, et al [79]; "Recommending Personalized Summaries of Teaching Materials" of Cagliero, Farinetti, and Baralis [73]; and "Using a Google Glass-Based Classroom Feedback System to Improve Students to Teacher Communication" of Zarraonandia, et al [74]; "A blended learning system to improve motivation, mood state, and satisfaction in undergraduate students: Randomized controlled trial" [80], and "C-POS: A Context-Aware Adaptive Part-of-Speech Language Learning Framework" [75]. Table 7 analyzes the country/nationality of the first author of the articles.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The best classified articles (Q1 / Q1), according to the publication quartile of SJR and JCR, were eight: "Mobile technology: Creation and use of an iBook to teach the anatomy of the brachial plexus" of Stewart and Choudhury [77]; "Explore the ubiquitous learning on Campus: A friendshipbased knowledge diffusion approach" of Zheng, Pan, and Peng [72]; "Evaluation of app-based serious gaming as a training method in teaching chest tube insertion to medical students: Randomized controlled trial" of Haubruck, et al [78]; "Mobile technology in e-learning for undergraduate medical education on emergent otorhinolaryngology-head and neck surgery disorders: Pilot randomized controlled trial" of Lee, et al [79]; "Recommending Personalized Summaries of Teaching Materials" of Cagliero, Farinetti, and Baralis [73]; and "Using a Google Glass-Based Classroom Feedback System to Improve Students to Teacher Communication" of Zarraonandia, et al [74]; "A blended learning system to improve motivation, mood state, and satisfaction in undergraduate students: Randomized controlled trial" [80], and "C-POS: A Context-Aware Adaptive Part-of-Speech Language Learning Framework" [75]. Table 7 analyzes the country/nationality of the first author of the articles.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Con relación a los sistemas centrales de contenidos de aprendizaje ubicuo, las aplicaciones cliente-servidor fueron identificadas en algunos trabajos como aplicaciones web, ya sea desarrolladas ex profeso, o bien profesionales como Moodle (Chang & Yeh, 2014;Hung et al, 2014;Wu et al, 2014;Chin et al, 2015;Huang & Chiu, 2015;Vázquez-Cano & Calvo-Gutiérrez, 2015;Wen & Zhang, 2015;De Sousa Monteiro et al, 2016;Hsu et al, 2016;Moreno-López et al, 2017;Kong et al, 2017;Aparicio-Martínez et al, 2019;. Además de ellos, Zheng et al, (2018) Fuente: elaboración propia.…”
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“…A su vez, otros artículos informaron haber usado dispositivos de cómputo para realizar las tareas de medición del entorno, como computadoras móviles y fijas, en el caso de Valenzuela-Valdes et al, (2016), y de un dispositivo de red (hotspot) para Zheng et al, (2018). También, se encontró que Lin et al, (2018) usaron dispositivos móviles para acceder a su libro electrónico, esto es, tanto teléfonos inteligentes como tabletas electrónicas conectadas a internet; en el caso de De Sousa Monteiro et al, (2016), se utilizaron dispositivos inteligentes para interactuar con su sistema, como el reloj inteligente (smartwatch), teléfonos y televisores inteligentes; y finalmente Peña-Ayala y Cárdenas-Robledo ( 2019) usaron material ubicuo (pervasive) especializado para sensar el contexto en su laboratorio.…”
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