Titlebook: International Workshop on Evidence-Based Technology Enhanced Learning; Pierpaolo Vittorini,Rosella Gennari,Juan M. Corcha Conference proce

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Evaluation Plan of TERENCE: When the User-Centred Design Meets the Evidence-Based Approach,hat represent a public health and social problem. For this purpose, we developed an evaluation protocol within a reading laboratory in collaboration with teachers, to be hosted in the school structures that will join the project in Italy.

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Understanding Computer Architecture with Visual Simulations: What Educational Value?,d successfully applied during scheduled practical tutorial classes in years two and three of a three year undergraduate computing degree. The results are presented both qualitatively and quantitatively and are strongly indicative of the positive pedagogical value offered by the system simulations.

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Using Virtual Worlds and Sloodle to Develop Educative Applications,nd communication among its users through the use of additional modalities. In this paper we analyze the main resources provided by the Second Life virtual world and Sloodle to develop educational environments and describe their application in a educative project at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.