| Inner
Cover |
|
i |
| Report
to the Chairman of the Opening Ceremony |
|
ii |
| Message
from H.E. Air Chief Marshal Kamthon Sindhvananda, Privy
Councilor |
|
iii |
| National
Telecommunications Commission (NTC) |
|
iv |
| Message
from the Prime Minister |
|
v |
| Message
from the Minister of Science and Technology |
|
vi |
Message
from the Minister of Information
and Communication Technology |
|
vii |
| Message
from the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Information
and Communication Technology |
|
viii |
| Message
from the President Emeritus of Assumption University |
|
ix |
| Message
from the President of Assumption University |
|
x |
| Message
from Chairman of the National Telecommunications Commission |
|
xi |
| Software
Industry Promotion Agency (SIPA) |
|
xii |
Message
from President of Software Industry
Promotion Agency |
|
xiii |
| SVOA
Public Co., Ltd. |
|
xiv |
Message
from the Founder & Chief Architect
SVOA Public Co., Ltd. |
|
xv |
| Foreword |
|
xvi |
| Table
of Contents |
|
xvii-xx |
New
Hopes of Software and Digital Content
Industries in Thailand By Dr. Rungruang
Limchoopatipa, President of SIPA |
|
1.1-1.2 |
| Regional
Report 2008 on ASEAN University-Level eLearning
By Prof. Dr. Srisakdi Charmonman, President of Thailand
Chapter of the Internet Society |
|
2.1-2.13 |
| E-Learning-the
Use of Audience Response Technology (ART) via SMS in
Large Lecture Classes By Wai Keong, Mak
and Chen Pieng, Goh |
|
3.1-3.9 |
| ERP
is eEverything in Manufacturing: A Case Study of Assembly
Factory By Dr. Poonphon Suesawaluk, Dr.
Taminee Shinasharkey, and Surapong Suphajanya |
|
4.1-4.7 |
| Transformative
Potential of Blended e-Learning in Higher Education
by Supplemental, Flexible and Collaborative Approach
to Course Redesign By Dr. Deepika Yogesh
|
|
5.1-5.1 |
| The
Need for Effective Corporate E-Learning
By Fareesa Malik |
|
6.1-6.2 |
| The
5th Wave Challenges and Opportunities for Mobile-Learning
in Thailand By Dr. Paul TJ James |
|
7.1-7.12 |
| The
Art of Scaffolding an EFL Writing Class in a Hybrid
Environment: A Practical Experience By
Agus Santoso |
|
8.1-8.12 |
| eLearning
2.0: A Better Prospect for Learning in Developing Countries
By Lakmal Rupasinghe and Anuradha Jayakody |
|
9.1-9.1 |
| Web
Based Tools to Facilitate Agricultural Extension and
Education By Asil Gerrard Sylvester, Ram
Neresh Kumar, and Venkataraman Balaji |
|
10.1-10.1 |
| A
Survey on Digital Libraries and Its Important Role on
the Development of E-Learning and Life-Long Education
By Dr. Abdolmajid Mosavinia |
|
11.1-11.7 |
| The
Essential Role of Tutors in Supporting Distance Education
Students, the Case of Payame Noor University of Iran
(PNU) By Dr. Hashem Nemati |
|
12.1-12.7 |
| Assessing
the Acceptability of Adaptive E-Learning System
By Vainny Tobing, Muzaffar Hamzah, Suaini Sura, and
Hanudin Amin |
|
13.1-13.10 |
| Managing
Web-Based University in Thailand By Assoc.
Prof. Dr.Boonmark Sirinaovakul |
|
14.1-14.5 |
| Distance
Education; e-Learning Solution By Ion MIERLUS
- MAZILU |
|
15.1-15.6 |
| What
about Teaching Learners in Accordance of Their Aptitude?
A Study Based on DICE TDD System in Learning to Programming
By Li-Ren Chien, Daniel J.Buehre, Chin-Yi Yang, Checchen
Liao, and Chyong-Mei Chen |
|
16.1-16.11 |
| A
Survey of Influence Rate the Two Educational Methods
of PBL&EBL on Health Agents & Students Knowledge
About Thalassemia Disease in Medical Sciences University
in Mashhad By Mohammad Vahedian and Masoumeh
Sarbaz |
|
17.1-17.4 |
| Readiness
Assessment Tool for An e-Learning Environment Implementation
By Cecilia A. Mercado |
|
18.1-18.11 |
| Optimum
Pedagogic Utility of E-Learning through Mixed Mode Application
By Dr. Paul Tanongpol Louangrath |
|
19.1-19.1 |
| Distance
Online Learning and Evaluation Framework
By Chakkrit Snae and Michael Brueckner |
|
20.1-20.1 |
| Knowledge
Quality and Quality Metrics in Knowledge Management
Systems By Chawanrat Tongchuay and Prasong
Praneetpolgrang, Ph.D. |
|
21.1-21.6 |
| An
Empirical Study on the Effect of Organizational Culture
on the Acceptance of eLearning in Thai Higher Education
By Suthilux Chanasuc and Prasong Praneetpolgrang, Ph.D.
|
|
22.1-22.6 |
| Elearning-Related
Laws and Court Cases By Prof. Dr. Srisakdi
Charmonman, President of Thailand Chapter of the Computer
Society of the IEEE |
|
23.1-23.9 |
| Do
eLearning Technologies Improve Higher Education Teaching
and Learning Experience? By Shabtai Itamar,
Bregman David, Dac Israel, and Korman Arik |
|
24.1-24.7 |
| Multiple
Intelligences Learning Activities Model in e-Learning
Environment By Sakchai Tangwannawit, Nidapan
Sureerattana, and Monchai Tiantong |
|
25.1-25.4 |
| Using
MSN Live Messenger as An Auxiliary Tool in E-Learning
By Rear Admiral Prasart Sribhadung, Dr. Taminee Shinasharkey,
and Dr. Piyathida Praditbatuga |
|
26.1-26.6 |
| Development
of Learning Objects to Supplement Teaching and Learning
By Lynie B. Dimasuay, Joan R.Gresola, and Debra Mae
R.Maigue |
|
27.1-27.9 |
| Using
the SCORM 2004 Specification to Provide Different Learning
Paths in e-Learning Courses By Lim Kin
Chew |
|
28.1-28.1 |
| Providing
the E-Learning Service for the Blog By
Ridwan Sanjaya and Dr. Saranpong Pramsane |
|
29.1-29.5 |
| Complexity
V.S. Simplicity of Courseware: The Experience of AUPlus
& SCITPlus By Dr. Taminee Shinasharkey,
Dr. Piyathida Praditbatuga, and Rear Admiral Prasart
Sribhadung |
|
30.1-30.5 |
| The
Impact of Corporate Managers Attitudes on E-Learning
in Sri Lanka By Prof. Kennedy D Gunawardana
|
|
31.1-31.1 |
| Evaluation
Interactivity of eLearning Resources in A Learning Management
System (LMS) – A Case Study of MOODLE, An Open Source
Platform By Kuldeep Nagi, Dr. Poonphon
Suesawaluk, and Dr. Poonsri Vate-U-Lan |
|
32.1-32.7 |
| Delivering
eLearning through Universal Service Obligation (USO)
Telecommunication Infrastructure to Strengthen National
Security in Southern Thailand By Colonel
Settapong Malisuvan, Ph.D. and Jesada Sivaraks |
|
33.1-33.5 |
| Development
of Computerized Classroom Praticipatory Action Research
(CCPAR) System By Panana Tangwannawit,
Monchai Taintong, and Sageemas Na Wichian |
|
34.1-34.5 |
| eLearning
through Wireless Communications for Rural and Remote
Areas in Thailand By Colonel Settapong
Malisuvan, Ph.D. and Jesada Sivaraks |
|
35.1-35.5 |
| Higher
Education E-Learning Courseware: Pedagogical-Based Design
and Development By Dr. Jintavee Monsakul
|
|
36.1-36.7 |
| Building
a Critical Components for Successful Multimedia-Based
Collaborative eLearning Design Framework
By Manit Asanok, Dr. Pachoen Kitrakan, and Prof. Dr.
Chaiyong Brahmawong |
|
37.1-37.10 |
| Teaching
and Learning Using Learning Object Approach
By Sonal Chawla and Prof. R.K. Singla |
|
38.1-38.6 |
| Web-Based
Courses to eLearning: Assessment of Organizational Readiness
By Dr. Vincent Didiek Wiet Aryanto |
|
39.1-39.1 |
| E-Learning
in Finance By Dr. Saranpong Pramsane and
Okga Rodiawan |
|
40.1-40.1 |
| The
Application of Image-based Virtual Reality Technologies
in Digital Exhibitions of Museums By Mei-Tsen
Chen, Cheng-Wei Fan, and Jan-Jung Li |
|
41.1-41.7 |
| The
Effective Business Models of E-Learning for Higher Education
in Thailand By Kultida Saowapakpongchai
|
|
42.1-42.4 |
| Web
Accessibility Model for eLearning Website
By Pisit Prougestaporn |
|
43.1-43.5 |
| A
Learner-Centered Multimedia-Enhanced System with Online
Assessment for Young Learners By Chakkrit
Snae and Michael Brueckner |
|
44.1-44.6 |
| Appendix
A. Edtorial Board |
|
45.1 |
| Appendix
B. Organizing Committee |
|
46.1 |
| Appendix
C. Supporting Personnel |
|
47.1 |
| Appendix
D. Author Names |
|
48.1 |
| Appendix
E. Call for Papers |
|
49.1-49.2 |
| Appendix
F. About the Editor-in-Chief |
|
50.1-50.2 |
| NOK
Precision Component (Thailand) Ltd. |
|
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| Samart
Telcoms Public Co., Ltd. |
|
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| College
of Internet Distance Education |
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