Cloud technology as information source and activity tool in the learning model¶
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Cloud technology is a core component of the model, serving a dual role in the innovation-creation process. The article states that "Cloud technology is used as a source of information and as a tool to carry out these activities." It lets learners access shared resources and search information online through a learning management system linked to various knowledge sources, supporting collaboration without requiring learners and instructors to be in the same place. The instructor uses it alongside constructivist and connectivist principles to help learners connect bodies of knowledge.
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Context¶
Requirements¶
- Internet network access and cloud-based platforms connected to learners' devices
Constraints¶
- The article frames its value for flexible, cost-effective access to technology in educational institutions generally, without quantified evidence in this study
Target Learners¶
- undergraduates
Target Learning Goals¶
- searching and collecting data
- creating educational innovations with cloud tools
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Key Sources¶
- Jirasatjanukul, K., Pakprod, N., Dokkulab, P., Changkwanyeun, A., Jantakoon, T., & Laoha, R. (2023). Creation of Educational Innovations through Cloud-based Constructivism and Connectivism Learning for Undergraduates. Higher Education Studies, 13(4). https://doi.org/10.5539/hes.v13n4p119
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Cloud technology as information source and activity tool in the learning model |
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Cloud technology is a core component of the model, serving a dual role in the innovation-creation process. |
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by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-09-26 |
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1 — jirasatjanukul-2023 |
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