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Call for research collaboration

The Chais Research Center for the Integration of Technology in education (The Open University of Israel) is holding its
2nd annual research conference on February, 20th, 2007, in collaboration with EDEN . It is the biggest research conference on educational technologies held in Israel, attended by some 500 researchers and includes lecture and poster sessions, symposia, workshops and keynote lectures.

Selected researchers, whose studies are to be presented at the conference, intend initiating research ventures in collaboration with EDEN's members.

Links to a list of research projects for which collaboration is offered can be found below, together with abstract and their contact information.

If interested in any of these projects, you are invited to join the Chais-EDEN collaboration venture, by directly contacting the researchers.


Research topics proposed for collaboration:

Hama Abu-Kishk, David Mioduser, Avigail Oren -
  Handheld Computer as Catalyzer for Active Reading
   
Yael Ashkenazi, Revital Gross, Nili Ben-Zvi, Michael Rosenbluth -
  Group e-Learning Program for Family Doctors at Clalit Health Services: Evaluation Findings
   
Shlomit Ben-shahar, Meital Kastenbaum, Miky Ronen -
  Safe Surfing: The influence of a multimedia game on children's attitudes toward the internet
   
Hana Berger, Bat-Sheva Eylon, Esther Bagno -
  Enhancing Continuous Learning in a Long-term Professional Development Program for Physics Teachers - The Contribution of a Computerized Environment
   
Ronit Bogler, Avner Caspi, Sonia Rochas -
  Leadership style in an asynchronous, internet-based, learning environment
   
Galit Botzer, Miriam Reiner -
  Construction of mental model in mechanics through sensory interaction in computerized environment
   
Ina Blau, Avner Caspi-
  Social presence and participation in asynchronous discussion groups
   
Amram Eshel -
  Public Response System with SMS: A pioneering method for in-class lecturer-students communication
   
Yoram Eshet, Nitza Geri -
  Print or digital? Critical thinking in reading news in the information era .
 
Yarden Fanta-Vagenshtein, David Chen
  Technological thinking among illiterate Ethiopian immigrants in Israel_
   
Tali Freund, Yakov Schwartz, Michal Shemesh, Hani Shilton, Tehila Sened -
  Computerized matriculation exams in Israel: Development, operation and evaluation
   
Tamar Furman, Yael Kali -
  Learning to design educational technologies: Instructional model based on a design-principles database .
   
Elhanan Gazit, Yoav Yair, David Chen -
  "Come take the pilot seat!" Learning interactions in a virtual solar system.
   
Asmaa Genaim, Miri Sheinfeld, Elaine Hoter -
  Multiculturalism and technology
   
Nitza Geri, Orr Mendelson, David Gefen -
  How to Increase Student Retention in MBA Programs with an Online Element?
   
Meytal Hans, Yael Kali, Yoav Yair -
  Innovative Models and New Technologies in On-line Learning
   
Tamar Inbal-Shamir, Yael Kali -
  Online Instruction - A Teachers' Way of Life or a Burden? Characterizing the Range of Teachers' Practices
   
Yoram Kalman, Gilad Ravid, Daphne R Raban, Sheizaf Rafaeli -
  Are you still waiting for an answer? The Chronemics of Asynchronous Written CMC.
   
Gila Kurtz -
  The transition of faculty from implementation to confirmation in an on-campus University
   
Sharona T. Levy -
  Me, two, three.. many! Participatory simulations for learning about complex systems
   
Yair Levy, Michelle Ramim -
  A Theoretical Approach for Biometrics Authentication of e-Exams
   
Yishay Mor, Niall Winters -
  Games for learning: a design pattern approach
   
Rachel Or-Bach -
  Collaborative tagging, metadata creation and learning- A study within a higher-education course
   
David Passig, Sigal Eden -
  3D as an Effective Mode of Representation for Expressing Sequential Time Perception among Children with Hearing Impairment
   
Yehuda Peled; Yael Kali; Judy Dori -
  Interaction between science teachers and school principals and its influence on technology implementation: A retrospective analysis.
   
Rikki Rimor, Roni Reingold -
  The relationship between instructor's scaffolding and students' metacognition in online academic course
   
Michal Schleifer, Rachel Levin, Tali Freund, Hany Shilton, Iris Levin -
  Multi-media program for the development of early literacy in kindergartens and at homes :Development, implementation and evaluation
   
Michal Tabach, Rina Hershkowitz -
  Students' Symbolic Representations in Computer Intensive Learning Environment of Beginning Algebra.
   
Edna Tal-Elhasid, Hagit Mishar-Tal -
  Wikis in academic courses: Models of usage and collaboration
   
Daniel Trahtemberg, Avigail Oren, David Mioduser -
  Learning with Handheld Computers in the Museum
 
Jean Vermel, Olzan Goldstein, Ziva Deutsch, Wafa Zidan, Tami Seifert, Sara Pe’er, Miri Shonfeld
   The International Online Conference in Teacher Education: Through the Eyes of the Participants
   
Hagit Yarden, Anat Yarden -
  Supporting learning biotechnological methods using interactive and task included animations