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本研究通过问卷和测试旨在了解外语网络自主学习环境下大学生学习风格的整体倾向、学习风格与学科和性别的关系,以及学习风格是否影响学生对网络自主学习的认识和自主学习成绩。研究发现：学生学习风格呈多元性;文、理科学生以及男、女生在学习风格上表现出明显差异;学习风格与外语网络自主学习认识显著相关;学习风格与学习成绩没有明显的相关性。根据研究结果,笔者就网络自主学习课程设计提出了教学建议。 相似文献
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自主学习是一种以人本主义心理学为基础的现代学习理论,它充分肯定学生在学习活动中的主体地位.高校图书馆是大学生自主学习的主要场所,为了对大学生提供优质服务,馆员的知识结构应合理,并不断进行更新、优化. 相似文献
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网络自主学习是目前很重要的一种学习方式,从网络使用率的高低不能说明自主学习程度高低,网络自主学习的有效性是提高学习质量的关键。该研究从不同的维度,选择最有可能性的因素进行调查,发现当前大学生的网络学习有效性较低,主要原因是对网络学习的重要性认识不足、学习资源混乱、自我控制力低、整体缺乏引导等。 相似文献
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基于Web的高校图书馆自主学习环境构建研究 总被引：3，自引：1，他引：2
在分析网络环境下大学生自主学习需求的基础上构建高校图书馆的自主学习平台,从而实现高校图书馆对自主学习友好支持的网络学习环境,对于高校图书馆提高服务水平,进一步践行教育职能具有一定的现实意义. 相似文献
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网络自主学习模式下高校图书馆服务策略 总被引：2，自引：0，他引：2
刘勇 《图书馆工作与研究》2010,(12)
高校图书馆是学生课堂学习的延续和扩展,是学生自主学习的中心,在提高大学生综合素质过程中发挥着独特的作用.本文阐述了网络自主学习模式的内涵及特点,分析了网络自主学习模式下图书馆读者自主学习存在的问题,并提出了相应的读者服务对策. 相似文献
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在信息时代，网络学习资源的质量对大学生的自主学习效率有着至关重要的影响。但是调查发现目前大学生对网络学习资源的满意度并不高，存在着资源的形式不够多样化、交互性不足的问题。通过需求分析，我们可以通过加强情境类、任务驱动型资源的开发与设计，建立评价体系等方式来满足大学生对网络学习资源的个性化需求。 相似文献
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本文论述了网络环境下大学生自主学习模式的理论依据、类型及网络教学模式中存在的问题,探析当今大学生在互联网移动媒体下学习模式的改进,教师角色期待中如何更好地引导学生系统使用学习模式,促进教学方法的改革、提高学生的学习效率和积极性,提出相应的解决方案. 相似文献
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大学生自主学习与图书馆员的知识结构 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
自主学习是一种以人本主义心理学为基础的现代学习理论。它充分肯定学生在学习活动中的主体地位。高校图书馆是大学生自主学习的主要场所，为了对大学生提供优质服务，馆员的知识结构应合理，并不断更新、优化。 相似文献
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虚拟学习社区已成为大学生的重要学习环境之一,为了避免网络迷航,同时为了激励大学生更好地使用虚拟学习社区中的各种资源,建议利用个人知识管理的方法来引导和促进大学生进行自主学习。 相似文献
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Sandra Avila Christina C. Wray 《Journal of Library & Information Services in Distance Learning》2018,12(3-4):90-100
As subject and distance learning librarians, we have a special interest in supporting our faculty and their needs as they explore alternative and more affordable textbook options for their students. In an increasingly digital environment, there are a wealth of resources available at little or no cost to students. Unfortunately, finding these resources can be challenging and time consuming for faculty. This is where librarians step in. Through careful planning and collaboration with faculty, we can help transition course reading to online and open resources. Librarians can assist in this process by helping faculty identify appropriate resources, helping integrate resources into online learning environments, and providing support for student access to materials. This paper will describe this process from start to finish, utilizing our experience supporting a faculty member with an Ethnobotany course textbook as it was transitioned to an online textbook option. 相似文献
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Although not much has been written about older adults' use of academic libraries, they experience challenges navigating these considerable physical and online library spaces. Members of a university lifelong learning community were recruited for a 10-week diary study. They were asked to record their real-time information seeking behaviors related to their study groups, and the challenges they faced looking for or using information. They were also asked to rate their enjoyment to determine whether the joy of engaging in community learning extends to the information seeking process. Findings from sixteen diarists show that they sought information primarily on a specific topic, person, or book. They used a variety of resources but found books and periodicals most useful. They struggled with trust, technology, time management, library anxiety, information overload and dissemination. With increased understanding, librarians can be better equipped to reach older adults that are doing scholarly research and contribute to their success. 相似文献
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Achieving change through mutual development: supported online learning and the evolving roles of health and information professionals 总被引：1，自引：1，他引：0
Introduction: Major changes in health care, within an information‐ and technology‐rich age, are impacting significantly on health professionals and upon their education and training. Health information professionals—in both the National Health Service (NHS) and higher education (HE) contexts—are consequently developing their roles, skills and partnerships to meet the needs of flexible education and training. This article explores one facet of this—supported online learning and its impact on role development. Methodology: A case study approach was taken, aiming to explore how academics, health information professionals and learning technologists are developing supported online learning to explicitly address the e‐literacy and information needs of health students within the context of NHS frameworks for education. This was contextualized by a literature review. Results: The case study explores and discusses three dynamics—(i) The use of supported online learning tools by future health‐care professionals throughout their professional training to ensure they have the appropriate e‐literacy skills; (ii) the use of supported online learning by current health professionals to enable them to adapt to the changing environment; (iii) the development of the health information professional, and particularly their role within multi‐disciplinary teams working with learning technologists and health professionals, to enable them to design and deliver supported online learning. Conclusions: The authors argue that, in this specific case study, health information professionals are key to the development of supported online learning. They are working successfully in collaboration and their roles are evolving to encompass learning and teaching activities in a wider context. There are consequently several lessons to be drawn in relation to professional education and role development. 相似文献
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《The Journal of Academic Librarianship》2022,48(5):102584
This study surveyed 359 online undergraduate and graduate students regarding their information-seeking self-efficacy, online learning self-efficacy, and performance proficiency. A mediation model was conducted to examine the direct effect of students' online learning self-efficacy on their performance proficiency and the mediation effect of information-seeking self-efficacy. Multivariate correlational analysis showed that all three variables significantly correlated. Of the three variables, online learning self-efficacy has the strongest correlation to performance proficiency, while the variable with the least amount of correlation is between online-learning and information-seeking efficacies. Moreover, a significant regression equation showed that students' average performance proficiency increased by 0.359 for each point of online learning self-efficacy and 0.323 for each point of information-seeking self-efficacy. Furthermore, mediation analysis revealed that information-seeking self-efficacy partially mediated the relationship between online learning self-efficacy and performance proficiency. In conclusion, information-seeking self-efficacy is a partial mediator and plays a buffering role between online learning self-efficacy and performance proficiency. 相似文献
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Lynette Pretorius 《College & Undergraduate Libraries》2013,20(4):388-405
AbstractIn our modern digital and information-rich educational contexts, students are increasingly faced with conflicts between popular media and scholarly content. As a result, discerning source reliability can be considered as a key threshold concept in tertiary information literacy curricula. In this study, the author describes the development of an online tutorial designed to teach this threshold concept using experiential and self-discovery learning. Evaluation of students’ learning journeys as they progressed through the tutorial provided insight into students understanding of the concept of discerning source reliability. Therefore, the author proposes that this online tutorial is an effective pedagogical tool to help students develop their personal epistemology regarding source reliability. 相似文献
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《Research Strategies》2001,18(1):3-20
Online instructional design is a relatively new field for librarians. Many librarians have taken on the challenge of creating online library tutorials without the benefit of formal education and training in the field. Librarians can learn much from research in system design, human–computer interaction, and applied psychology, as it relates to the creation of online learning systems. Researchers in these areas believe that people approach online learning systems by making use of a conceptual—or mental—model of the system. Designers' mental models influence the way they create learning systems; students' mental models affect the way they interact with and learn from the system. This article compares and contrasts the mental models of librarians and students as they relate to online library tutorials. These mental models are examined through a review of existing library tutorials, usability studies on various library tutorials, and student interviews about the research and writing process. Analysis of these models demonstrates how undergraduates' mental models vary, often significantly, from the mental models of the librarians who design the online library tutorials. Interpretations of this analysis identify ways in which to design a tutorial for more effective instruction aimed at the undergraduate. 相似文献
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The increasingly ubiquitous nature of online learning has necessarily changed pedagogical approaches in the 21st century. This article will present an overview of the evolution of distance learning with a particular emphasis on current models and emerging methods of instruction for online learners. The authors detail how various learning management systems and tools as well as online learning objects can be used as mechanisms for creating a platform for student investment and ownership in the learning process. Additional discussion will focus on how these methods and approaches can enhance teaching, training, and peer collaboration within the library workplace. 相似文献
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As retrieval systems become more complex, learning to rank approaches are being developed to automatically tune their parameters. Using online learning to rank, retrieval systems can learn directly from implicit feedback inferred from user interactions. In such an online setting, algorithms must obtain feedback for effective learning while simultaneously utilizing what has already been learned to produce high quality results. We formulate this challenge as an exploration–exploitation dilemma and propose two methods for addressing it. By adding mechanisms for balancing exploration and exploitation during learning, each method extends a state-of-the-art learning to rank method, one based on listwise learning and the other on pairwise learning. Using a recently developed simulation framework that allows assessment of online performance, we empirically evaluate both methods. Our results show that balancing exploration and exploitation can substantially and significantly improve the online retrieval performance of both listwise and pairwise approaches. In addition, the results demonstrate that such a balance affects the two approaches in different ways, especially when user feedback is noisy, yielding new insights relevant to making online learning to rank effective in practice. 相似文献