Podcasts
The following audio files (.wav format) were recorded during the AERA Special Interest Group Sessions at the April 2006 annual meeting in San Francisco:
Session 16.040: Student Learning with Technological Support
Lindgren, R.W.; Takeuchi, L.; Pea, R.; & Rosen, J.
Interactive Video as an Expressive Medium for Children's Storytelling
Levy, S. & Mioduser, D.
Young Children's Learning About Adaptive Behavior and Control While Programming an Autonomous Robot
Park, S.; Keller, J.; & Baylor, A.
The Effects of Seductive Augmentation and Agent Role on Learning Interest, Achievement, and Attitude
Nelson, B.
The Efficacy of Individualized, Reflective Guidance for Student Learning in an Educational Multiuser Virtual Environment
Eslinger, E.
Discussant
Session 28.053: Technology Supported Learning
Berland, M. W.
Constructionist Collaborative Engineering: Results From an Implementation of PVBOT
Blikstein, P. & Wilensky, U.
From Intert to Generative Modeling: Case Studies of Multiagent-Based Simulation in Undergraduate Engineering Education
Dieterle, E.
Straightforward and Deep Effects of Wireless Handheld Devices for Teaching and Learning in University Settings
Foley, B.
Discussant
Q&A
Session 45.054: Collaborative Learning, Inquiry Learning, Mobile Learning, and Their Synergy: A Perspective from Europe
Ballachef, N.
Kaleidoscope: An Initiative for Better Integration of Research on Technology-Enhanced Learning
Ludvigsen, S. & Fischer, F.
Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning
deJong, T.
Scaffolding Inquiry Learning: How, How Much, When, and by Whom
Sharples, M.
A Framework for Learning in the Mobile Age
Roschelle, J.
Discussant
Session 55.045: Technology and Teacher Learning
Foley, B. & Chang, T.
Wiki as a Professional Development Tool
Recker, M.; Dorward, J.; Dawson, D.; Liu, Y., Mao, X.; Palmer, B.; Halioris, S.; & Park, J.
Learning Objects: Resources for Teacher Design?
Passmore, G.; Bowen, G. M.; & Frederickson, E.
Developing an Assessment Tool to Evaluate Preservice Teacher Competence Using Archived Video-Conference Sessions
Zaritsky, R.
Educational Research Visualizations: A New Form of Scientific Warrants for Early Phase Research and Teacher Education Dissemination
Schlager, M.
Discussant
Session 57.047: Developing Methodological Rigor in design Research in Education
Barab, S.
Cobb, P.
Lesh, R.
Lobato, J.
Sloane, F.
Kelly, A.
Discussant
Session 59.059: Education, Science, and Technology Paper Session
McDonald, S.
Defining Inquiry in Practice: The Invisible College for Inquiry Science Study (ICISS).
Bowen, G. M.; Bartley, A.; & Seabrook, S.
Developing Understandings of NOS and Argumentation in Student Teachers by Acting as Formative Article Reviewers
Lukoff, B.; & Schwartz, D.
Student Assessments Without Student Testing: A New Approach Using Teachable Agent Technologies
Sandoval, W.
Discussant
Q&A
Session 73.056: Using Computers and Online Environments to Support Argumentation
Fisher, F.; Weinberger, A.; & Stegmann, K.
Computer-Supported Scripts for Argumentative Knowledge
Clark, D. & Sampson, V. D.
Promoting High-Quality Dialogical Argumentation in Online Environments: Optimizing Scaffolding for Students' Initial Comments
Sandoval, W. & Millwood, K.
What Can Argumentation Tell Us About Epistemology?
Kelly, G. & Prothero, W.
Computer-Based Tools for Developing Scientific Argumentation in University Student Writing
Scardamalia, M.
Discussant
Q&A
Session 73.067: Approaches and Challenges for Using Clinical Interviews as Instruments for Capturing Coherence in Student Knowledge
Sherin, B.
Conceptual Dynamics in Clinical Interviews: An Introduction
Lee, V.; & Krakowski, M.
Methodological Challenges for Identifying and Coding Diverse Knowledge Elements in Interview Data
Krakowski, M.; & Bang, M.
Modes and Nodes: A Cognitive Framework for Capturing Conceptual Dynamics
Dam, G.; & Faufman, S.
Using Latent Semantic Analysis for Interpreting Clinical Interview Data
Minstrell, J.
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