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قراءات في التربية باللغة الإنجليزية

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The document discusses the use of virtual museums in education. It defines virtual museums as websites that contain digitized artifacts, images, videos, and other resources. Virtual museums can be used in schools and universities to provide access to objects that may not otherwise be available. A study found that using virtual museums in open education had positive effects on student learning by developing their knowledge and computer skills while providing a motivated learning environment. The study analyzed student perspectives on how different virtual museum technologies, like panoramic images and 3D environments, influenced their sense of presence and engagement with history lessons.

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Readings on Education in English Abdulaziz Al-Harbi 1601661 Dr. Abdulallah Al-sulaimani Supervisor:Done by: Ministry of Education King Abdulaziz University Graduate Education Department of Education Technology Virtual museum
Virtual museum Background Examples of technologies used in virtual museum Using virtual museum application in open education objectives implicationProblems History Definition scalable images Web 3D panoramic images Videos searchable database Flash technologies History classes Pros & cons
Ulusoy, K. (2010). Open Education Students’ Perspectives On Using Virtual Museums Application In Teaching History Subjects. Turkish Online Journal of Distance Education, 11(4). The author described what is the virtual museum and discussed the effect of using virtual museum in the open education students altitude towards history classes Virtual museums: Are websites that contain collections of digitized artefacts and information resources. They can contain text, photos, movies, audio files, maps, graphs, and links to other sites in the Internet. Objectives: It can Provide virtual restorations and reconstructions of paintings and sites. Bring together objects in a fictive space. It can be applied in the schools and universities to show students objects that can not be available to schools and to add a technological way in teaching different subjects such as science and history. summary
Ulusoy, K. (2010). Open Education Students’ Perspectives On Using Virtual Museums Application In Teaching History Subjects. Turkish Online Journal of Distance Education, 11(4). Using virtual museum in the open education has a good effect on student learning process Develop the students’ knowledge, improve the teaching method, give a clear description about the objects. Improve the students’ computer skills. Provide a motivated learning environment. Could contains unlimited number of objects. Reflection
Sylaiou, S., Mania, K., Paliokas, I., Killintzis, V., Liarokapis, F., & Patias, P. (2013). Exploring the effect of diverse technologies incorporated in virtual museums on visitors' perceived sense of presence. In Intelligent Environments (Workshops) (pp. 493-506). summary scalable images Searchable database Web 3D environment Flash technologies VideosPanoramic images “ the sense of presence” The author discussed the benefits of each technology used in virtual museum and analysed the Students’ opinion based on the sense of presence theory.
Refelction The aim of a Virtual Environment (VE) is the ability to mislead one’s senses so well that the illusion of being in the real-world situation simulated is created. virtual museum which uses Web3D technology offers a real-time navigation in three dimensional space has evoked a high level of perceived presence
http://dergipark.ulakbim.gov.tr/tojde/article/view/5000102539 https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Stella_Sylaiou/publication/237086785_Explori ng_the_effect_of_diverse_technologies_incorporated_in_virtual_museums_on_visitor s_perceived_sense_of_presence/links/00463520609a796d05000000.pdf

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قراءات في التربية باللغة الإنجليزية

  • 1. Readings on Education in English Abdulaziz Al-Harbi 1601661 Dr. Abdulallah Al-sulaimani Supervisor:Done by: Ministry of Education King Abdulaziz University Graduate Education Department of Education Technology Virtual museum
  • 2. Virtual museum Background Examples of technologies used in virtual museum Using virtual museum application in open education objectives implicationProblems History Definition scalable images Web 3D panoramic images Videos searchable database Flash technologies History classes Pros & cons
  • 3. Ulusoy, K. (2010). Open Education Students’ Perspectives On Using Virtual Museums Application In Teaching History Subjects. Turkish Online Journal of Distance Education, 11(4). The author described what is the virtual museum and discussed the effect of using virtual museum in the open education students altitude towards history classes Virtual museums: Are websites that contain collections of digitized artefacts and information resources. They can contain text, photos, movies, audio files, maps, graphs, and links to other sites in the Internet. Objectives: It can Provide virtual restorations and reconstructions of paintings and sites. Bring together objects in a fictive space. It can be applied in the schools and universities to show students objects that can not be available to schools and to add a technological way in teaching different subjects such as science and history. summary
  • 4. Ulusoy, K. (2010). Open Education Students’ Perspectives On Using Virtual Museums Application In Teaching History Subjects. Turkish Online Journal of Distance Education, 11(4). Using virtual museum in the open education has a good effect on student learning process Develop the students’ knowledge, improve the teaching method, give a clear description about the objects. Improve the students’ computer skills. Provide a motivated learning environment. Could contains unlimited number of objects. Reflection
  • 5. Sylaiou, S., Mania, K., Paliokas, I., Killintzis, V., Liarokapis, F., & Patias, P. (2013). Exploring the effect of diverse technologies incorporated in virtual museums on visitors' perceived sense of presence. In Intelligent Environments (Workshops) (pp. 493-506). summary scalable images Searchable database Web 3D environment Flash technologies VideosPanoramic images “ the sense of presence” The author discussed the benefits of each technology used in virtual museum and analysed the Students’ opinion based on the sense of presence theory.
  • 6. Refelction The aim of a Virtual Environment (VE) is the ability to mislead one’s senses so well that the illusion of being in the real-world situation simulated is created. virtual museum which uses Web3D technology offers a real-time navigation in three dimensional space has evoked a high level of perceived presence