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Learning and teaching science and maths

Particularly for learning and teaching mathematics and science, intelligent virtual learning environments are under development. They present distinct and innovative features such as advanced personalisation, intelligent feedback and tutorial dialogues, and interactivity to support active and exploratory learning in the classroom, at the university or for self-learning.

CONNECT - Designing the classroom of Tomorrow by using advanced technologies to connect formal and informal environments

CONNECT set out to exploit the potential of wireless communications and virtual and augmented reality to develop a new learning environment. Pedagogically, the focus was on supporting the integration of everyday 'free-choice' activities with the formal science curriculum map.

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DynaLearn – Engaging and informed tools for learning conceptual system knowledge

DynaLearn will build engaging tools for acquiring conceptual knowledge, with the potential to increase students' interest in science studies.

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LeActiveMath - Language-Enhanced, User Adaptive, Interactive eLearning for Mathematics

LeActiveMath has developed a third generation learning system for mathematics that adapts to the learner and learning context. Features of the system are advanced personalisation, intelligent feedback and tutorial dialogues, open student modelling and interactivity to support active and exploratory learning.

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ReMath - Representing Mathematics with Digital Media

In response to the wide-ranging dissatisfaction with the state of mathematics education in Europe and with the weak impact of R&D work on using ICT for its improvement, this project plans to further develop the theory of human cognition by studying mathematical learning through a representations-centred approach. It will create an integrated theoretical framework for learning and a digital learning space. The research will be conducted through a cyclical process of a) developing new state-of-the-art dynamic digital artefacts for representing mathematics, b) developing scenarios for the use of these artefacts for educational added value and c) carrying out empirical research involving cross-experimentation in realistic educational contexts.

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SCY - Science Created by You

This project will deliver a system for constructive and productive learning of science and technology, based on a flexible and adaptive pedagogical approach to learning and on learning objects created by learners.

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