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Cloud-based constructivism and connectivism learning model for promoting creation of educational innovations

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A learning model combining constructivism, connectivism, and cloud technology to support undergraduates in creating educational innovations. The article states that "Cloud-based constructivism and connectivism learning consist of three main elements: input factors, instruction process, and output factors." Input factors include 21st-century learning skills, the two theories, cloud technology, and course contents; the instruction process runs from analysis and planning through publication; output factors are media analysis, educational innovations, and application. Cloud technology serves both as an information source and as a production tool.

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title Cloud-based constructivism and connectivism learning model for promoting creation of educational innovations
description A learning model combining constructivism, connectivism, and cloud technology to support undergraduates in creating educational innovations.
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