Tools of data comparison and analysis are critical in the field of archaeology, and the integration of technological advancements such as geographic information systems, intelligent systems, and virtual reality reconstructions with the teaching of archaeology is crucial to the effective utilization of resources in the field.
E-Learning Methodologies and Computer Applications in Archaeology presents innovative instructional approaches for archaeological e-learning based on networked technologies, providing researchers, scholars, and professionals a comprehensive global perspective on the resources, development, application, and implications of information communication technology in multimedia-based educational products and services in archaeology.
Sect. I E-Learning Technologies, Strategies, and Methodologies
Ch. I Educational Technologies and the Emergence of E-Learning 2.0 Panagiotis D. Siozos Siozos, Panagiotis D. George E. Palaigeorgiou Palaigeorgiou, George E. 1
Ch. II Basic Aspects of VLEs and Guidelines for Supporting Learning Communities and E-Collaboration Thrasyvoulos Tsiatsos Tsiatsos, Thrasyvoulos Eleftheria Giannaka Giannaka, Eleftheria 18
Ch. III Open and Distance Learning Tools and Strategies Cristina Girona Girona, Cristina 34
Ch. IV Teaching and Learning in Virtual Environments Joan Campas Campas, Joan 48
Ch. V Evaluation Models for E-Learning: Experiences in Teaching Archaeology Cesar Carreras Carreras, Cesar 64
Sect. II Spatial-Computational Technologies and Virtual Reality Reconstructions in Archaeology
Ch. VI From Observation to Interpretation Cynthia Jaulneau Jaulneau, Cynthia 79
Ch. VII Databases for Multiple Archaeological Excavations and Internet Applications Athanasios Karamalis Karamalis, Athanasios 104
Ch. VIII Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and Learning Applications in Archaeology Dimitrios Margounakis Margounakis, Dimitrios 128
Ch. IX Virtual Reconstructions in Archaeology Dimitrios Margounakis Margounakis, Dimitrios 146
Ch. X The Use of Virtual Museums, Simulations, and Recreations as Educational Tools Dionysios Politis Politis, Dionysios Ioannis Marras Marras, Ioannis 157
Ch. XI Social Modeler: The Use of Expert Systems in Archaeology Panagiotis Linardis Linardis, Panagiotis 199
Ch. XII Machine Translation Systems Athanasios Tryferidis Tryferidis, Athanasios Theofanis Korlos Korlos, Theofanis 211
Sect. III Electronic Publishing and Copyright Protection overArchaeological Computer Networks
Ch. XIII Legal Issues of Electronic Publishing in Virtual Environments Ioannis Iglezakis Iglezakis, Ioannis 221
Ch. XIV Drama-Merdzumekja: A Southeast Bulgarian Monument of the European Culture Heritage and Its Publication Rudolf Echt Echt, Rudolf 229
Ch. XV Posting Articles about Excavations in Electronic Forums Charilaos Thomos Thomos, Charilaos Alexandros Gouniotis Gouniotis, Alexandros Konstantinos Kechagias Kechagias, Konstantinos 254
Sect. IV Selected Readings
Ch. XVI Communication Barriers and Conflicts in Cross-Cultural E-Learning Rita Zaltsman Zaltsman, Rita 276
Ch. XVII Multimedia, Cognitive Load and Pedagogy Peter E. Doolittle Doolittle, Peter E. Andrea L. McNeill McNeill, Andrea L. Krista P. Terry Terry, Krista P. Stephanie B. Scheer Scheer, Stephanie B. 289
Ch. XVIII Knowledge Through Evolution Russell Beale Beale, Russell Andy Pryke Pryke, Andy 311
Ch. XIX Collaborative Geographic Information Systems: Origins, Boundaries, and Structures Shivanand Balram Balram, Shivanand Suzana Dragicevic Dragicevic, Suzana 325
Ch. XX Towards an Ontology for Information Systems Development: A Contextual Approach Mauri Leppanen Leppanen, Mauri 342
Ch. XXI Personalization Issues for Science Museum Web Sites and E-Learning Silvia Filippini-Fantoni Filippini-Fantoni, Silvia Jonathan P. Bowen Bowen, Jonathan P. Teresa Numerico Numerico, Teresa 371
Ch. XXII A Virtual Museum Where Students can Learn Nicoletta Di Blas Di Blas, Nicoletta Paolo Paolini Paolini, Paolo Caterina Poggi Poggi, Caterina 388
Ch. XXIII Enhancing Learning Through 3-D Virtual Environments Erik Champion Champion, Erik 407
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Tools of data comparison and analysis are critical in the field of archaeology, and the integration of technological advancements such as geographic information systems, intelligent systems, and virtual reality reconstructions with the teaching of archaeology is crucial to the effective utilization of resources in the field.
E-Learning Methodologies and Computer Applications in Archaeology presents innovative instructional approaches for archaeological e-learning based on networked technologies, providing researchers, scholars, and professionals a comprehensive global perspective on the resources, development, application, and implications of information communication technology in multimedia-based educational products and services in archaeology.
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Sect. I E-Learning Technologies, Strategies, and Methodologies
Ch. I Educational Technologies and the Emergence of E-Learning 2.0 Panagiotis D. Siozos Siozos, Panagiotis D. George E. Palaigeorgiou Palaigeorgiou, George E. 1
Ch. II Basic Aspects of VLEs and Guidelines for Supporting Learning Communities and E-Collaboration Thrasyvoulos Tsiatsos Tsiatsos, Thrasyvoulos Eleftheria Giannaka Giannaka, Eleftheria 18
Ch. III Open and Distance Learning Tools and Strategies Cristina Girona Girona, Cristina 34
Ch. IV Teaching and Learning in Virtual Environments Joan Campas Campas, Joan 48
Ch. V Evaluation Models for E-Learning: Experiences in Teaching Archaeology Cesar Carreras Carreras, Cesar 64
Sect. II Spatial-Computational Technologies and Virtual Reality Reconstructions in Archaeology
Ch. VI From Observation to Interpretation Cynthia Jaulneau Jaulneau, Cynthia 79
Ch. VII Databases for Multiple Archaeological Excavations and Internet Applications Athanasios Karamalis Karamalis, Athanasios 104
Ch. VIII Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and Learning Applications in Archaeology Dimitrios Margounakis Margounakis, Dimitrios 128
Ch. IX Virtual Reconstructions in Archaeology Dimitrios Margounakis Margounakis, Dimitrios 146
Ch. X The Use of Virtual Museums, Simulations, and Recreations as Educational Tools Dionysios Politis Politis, Dionysios Ioannis Marras Marras, Ioannis 157
Ch. XI Social Modeler: The Use of Expert Systems in Archaeology Panagiotis Linardis Linardis, Panagiotis 199
Ch. XII Machine Translation Systems Athanasios Tryferidis Tryferidis, Athanasios Theofanis Korlos Korlos, Theofanis 211
Sect. III Electronic Publishing and Copyright Protection overArchaeological Computer Networks
Ch. XIII Legal Issues of Electronic Publishing in Virtual Environments Ioannis Iglezakis Iglezakis, Ioannis 221
Ch. XIV Drama-Merdzumekja: A Southeast Bulgarian Monument of the European Culture Heritage and Its Publication Rudolf Echt Echt, Rudolf 229
Ch. XV Posting Articles about Excavations in Electronic Forums Charilaos Thomos Thomos, Charilaos Alexandros Gouniotis Gouniotis, Alexandros Konstantinos Kechagias Kechagias, Konstantinos 254
Sect. IV Selected Readings
Ch. XVI Communication Barriers and Conflicts in Cross-Cultural E-Learning Rita Zaltsman Zaltsman, Rita 276
Ch. XVII Multimedia, Cognitive Load and Pedagogy Peter E. Doolittle Doolittle, Peter E. Andrea L. McNeill McNeill, Andrea L. Krista P. Terry Terry, Krista P. Stephanie B. Scheer Scheer, Stephanie B. 289
Ch. XVIII Knowledge Through Evolution Russell Beale Beale, Russell Andy Pryke Pryke, Andy 311
Ch. XIX Collaborative Geographic Information Systems: Origins, Boundaries, and Structures Shivanand Balram Balram, Shivanand Suzana Dragicevic Dragicevic, Suzana 325
Ch. XX Towards an Ontology for Information Systems Development: A Contextual Approach Mauri Leppanen Leppanen, Mauri 342
Ch. XXI Personalization Issues for Science Museum Web Sites and E-Learning Silvia Filippini-Fantoni Filippini-Fantoni, Silvia Jonathan P. Bowen Bowen, Jonathan P. Teresa Numerico Numerico, Teresa 371
Ch. XXII A Virtual Museum Where Students can Learn Nicoletta Di Blas Di Blas, Nicoletta Paolo Paolini Paolini, Paolo Caterina Poggi Poggi, Caterina 388
Ch. XXIII Enhancing Learning Through 3-D Virtual Environments Erik Champion Champion, Erik 407
Compilation of References 423
About the Contributors 459
Index 463