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This book constitutes extended papers from the Second International Conference on Technology in Education, ICTE 2015, held in Hong Kong, China, in July 2015.





The 26 full papers presented in this volume were carefully reviewed and selected from 41 submissions. They were organized in topical sections named: technology-enabled learning; mobile learning and ubiquitous learning; open learning and online learning; institutional strategies, policies and practices; and learning platforms and advising systems. 
Technology-Enabled Learning
Technology-Mediated Learning: Status and Challenges in Perspective
3(7)
Kam Cheong Li
Unpacking the Digital Backpack for the Adult Learner -- A Universal Design for Learning Approach
10(13)
Sylvia Chong
Utilization of COCA by Japanese Students
23(9)
Yoko Hirata
Yoshihiro Hirata
Electronic Chinese Learning Materials for Ethnic Minority Students
32(10)
Madeleine Tsoi
Kat Leung
Man-Koon Ho
Blended Learning: A Case Study of Korean Language Course
42(21)
Edwin Chan Chiu Wai
Norris Lau Ka Yin
Jimmy Yau Kwok Chau
Shirley Huang Mei Yee
Mobile Learning and Ubiquitous Learning
Students' Typical Usage of Mobile Devices in Learning Activities
63(10)
Simon K.S. Cheung
Wearables in Education: Expectations and Disappointments
73(6)
Daniyar Sapargaliyev
A Novel Mobile Application for Training Oral Presentation Delivery Skills
79(11)
Andrew Kwok-Fai Lui
Sin-Chun Ng
Wing-Wah Wong
FluteKit - A Mobile Learning Application for Beginners to Train Rhythmic Skills and Learn Flute Fundamentals
90(13)
Sin-Chun Ng
Andrew Kwok-Fai Lui
Cheuk Hei Cheng
Easy-to-Learn Piano: A Mobile Application for Learning Basic Music Theory and Piano Skill
103(10)
S.C. Ng
Andrew K.F. Lui
Alvin C.H. Kwok
A Bandwidth Saving Mobile Application for e-Learning
113(14)
Jeff K.T. Tang
Chor-Yi Leung
Yuen-Kwan Chan
Chun-Kit Lam
Open Learning and Online Learning
A Big Data Framework for Early Identification of Dropout Students in MOOC
127(6)
Jeff K.T. Tang
Haoren Xie
Tak-Lam Wong
Do Massive Open Online Courses Offer a Viable Solution for Essential Problems in Higher Education?
133(10)
Ali Simsek
An Attempt to a Reconstruction of HSK Chinese-English Dictionary: A Search for Self-study of Mandarin Chinese
143(9)
Jette C.H. Tsoi
John C.T. Chow
David W.K. Chu
A Study on Use and Acceptance of Book Apps among College Students in a University
152(9)
Yang Li
Shan Wang
Wenge Guo
The Analysis of the Application of Cloud Computing in the Field of Basic Education
161(12)
Xiaoling Wang
Qiong Cai
Institutional Strategies, Policies and Practices
A Review of Learning Analytics in Educational Research
173(12)
Kam Cheong Li
Hoi Kuan Lam
Sylvia Siu-Yin Lam
A Preliminary Study on the Impact of Availability of e-Resources on Part-time Teachers' Job Satisfaction in Hong Kong Self-finance Institutions
185(10)
Kwan Keung Ng
Ching Hong Luk
Wai Ming Lam
The Impacts on Learning via Social Media: A Study on Post-secondary Students in Hong Kong
195(14)
Jeff K.T. Tang
Ho-Nam Yau
Shue-Fung Wong
Sin-Ki Wong
Comparative Study on Heterogeneous Profiling Sources for Second Language Learners
209(10)
Di Zou
Haoran Xie
Fu Lee Wang
Tak-Lam Wong
Chung Keung Poon
Wai-Shing Ho
A Comparative Analysis on National Quality Courses of Educational Technology
219(14)
Chen Wu
Tian Yanfei
Learning Platforms and Advising Systems
An Experience Sharing on e-Learning Platform Upgrade
233(18)
Janny C.C. Ng
Sze-Wing Leung
Dickson T.S. Chan
Hades C.F. Tam
Benz C.L. Sze
Ray K.C. Wong
Automated Grading of Short Literal Comprehension Questions
251(12)
Andrew Kwok-Fai Lui
Lap-Kei Lee
Hiu-Wai Lau
Applying the Semantic Graph Approach to Automatic Essay Scoring
263(13)
Chak Shing Lo
Oliver Au
Bruce Kwong Bun Tong
Use of Instant Messaging Communication in Tutoring Undergraduate Students
276(8)
Francis Yue
A Teachers' Survey on the Effectiveness of e-Learning Platform in a Higher Education Institution
284(9)
Wai-Shing Ho
Anna Ng
Kat Leung
Fu Lee Wang
Leung-Pun Wong
Author Index 293
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