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Prof. Dr. Michele Notari

Prof. Dr. Michele Notari

Dozent

Institut Sekundarstufe I

+41 31 309 26 74

+41 31 309 26 74
Fachinteressen
  • Digital literacies
  • Computer Supported Collaborative Learning
  • Collaborative writing
  • Project-based learning
Aus- und Weiterbildung
  • Doktorat in Erziehungswissenschaften
  • Master in Biologie (nicht Studium Biologie)
  • Master in Educational Technology
  • Studium der Informatik
Projekte ausserhalb der PHBern
  • P8 Projekt Swiss digital Skills Academy: https://d-skills.ch/; Laufzeit: 1. Jan. 2021 – 31. Dez. 2024
Publikationen

Stochastic Resonance Training Improves Balance and Musculoskeletal Well-Being in Office Workers: A Controlled Preventive Intervention Study

Faes, Yannick; Maguire, Claire; Notari, Michele; Elfering, Achim (2018). Stochastic Resonance Training Improves Balance and Musculoskeletal Well-Being in Office Workers: A Controlled Preventive Intervention Study. Rehabilitation Research and Practice, 1 (1), S. 1-9. 10.1155/2018/5070536

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21st Century Skills Development Through Inquiry-Based Learning: From Theory to Practice

Chu, Samuel Kai Wah; Reinolds, Rebecca B.; Tavares, Nicole J.; Notari, Michele; Lee, Celina Wing Yi (2016). 21st Century Skills Development Through Inquiry-Based Learning: From Theory to Practice. Springer research. Springer. 10.1007/978-981-10-2481-8

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Personal biometric information from wearable technology tracked and followed using an ePortfolio. A case study of eHealth literacy development with emerging technology in Hong Kong higher education

Notari, Michele; Tsobko, Tanja; Churchill, Daniel (2016). Personal biometric information from wearable technology tracked and followed using an ePortfolio. A case study of eHealth literacy development with emerging technology in Hong Kong higher education. Proceedings of the Mobile Learning International conference IADIS in Portugal, 247 - 253.

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The Wiki-Way of Learning

Notari, Michele; Reinolds, Rebecca; Chu, Samuel Kai Wah; Doebeli Honegger, Beat (2016). The Wiki-Way of Learning. Chicago: ALA Editors.

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Using wearable devices to acquire new literacies. A new pedagogical approach of situated individual feedback coming from the Activity Trackers and reflected upon in the ePortfolio

Notari, Michele; Tsobko, Tanja; Churchill, D. (2016). Using wearable devices to acquire new literacies. A new pedagogical approach of situated individual feedback coming from the Activity Trackers and reflected upon in the ePortfolio. The 2016 International Mobile Learning Festival (IML 2016), Bangkok, Thailand, 27-28 May 2016, 112 -118.

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Affordances, Approaches and Challenges for Blended, Technology– enhanced Learning: Present and Future Development

Martin, S.; Notari, Michele (2014). Affordances, Approaches and Challenges for Blended, Technology– enhanced Learning: Present and Future Development. Educational Research and Evaluation: An international Journal on Theory and Practice, 20, S. 7-8.

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A triangulated investigation of using wiki for project-based learning in different undergraduate discipline

Chu, Edwin; Notari, Michele; Chen, Katherine; Chan, Chi Keung; Chu, Samuel; Wu, Wendy (2013). A triangulated investigation of using wiki for project-based learning in different undergraduate discipline. WikiSym + OpenSym, S. 100-110.

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Empowering formative assessment using embedded Web Widgets in Wikis

Notari, Michele; Schär, Sonja; Schellenberg, Martin; Chu, Samuel (2013). Empowering formative assessment using embedded Web Widgets in Wikis. WikiSym + OpenSym, S. 100-110.

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Social skills as predictors of communication, performance and quality of collaboration in project-based learning

Notari, Michele; Baumgartner, Adrian; Herzog, Walther (2013). Social skills as predictors of communication, performance and quality of collaboration in project-based learning. Journal of computer assisted learning, 30 (2), S. 132-147.

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Prof. Dr. Michele Notari Dr. Adrian Baumgartner

Computer Generated Voice-Over in a Medical E-Learning Application: The Impact on Factual Learning Outcome

Minder, Stefan; Notari, Michele; Hofer, Rainer; Woermann, Ulrich (2012). Computer Generated Voice-Over in a Medical E-Learning Application: The Impact on Factual Learning Outcome. Journal of Universal computer Science, 18 (3), S. 314-326.

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Individual and group level expressions of social skills as predictors of satisfaction & performance

Notari, Michele; Baumgartner, Adrian (2011). Individual and group level expressions of social skills as predictors of satisfaction & performance. Proceedings of a conference (International Conference: Education for a Global Networked Society), S. 345-348.

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Prof. Dr. Michele Notari Dr. Adrian Baumgartner

Social skills as predictors of satisfaction and performance in a project-based learning CSCL environment: An empirical study

Notari, Michele; Baumgartner, Adrian (2011). Social skills as predictors of satisfaction and performance in a project-based learning CSCL environment: An empirical study. In: Spada, Hans; Stahl, Gerry; Miyake, Naomi; Law, Nancy (Hg.) Connecting Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning to Policy and Practice. CSCL 2011 Conference Proceedings (S. 601-605). Hong Kong: International Society of the Learning Sciences

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Prof. Dr. Michele Notari Dr. Adrian Baumgartner

Visualizing learning processes using Didactic Process Maps

Döbeli, Beat; Notari, Michele (2011). Visualizing learning processes using Didactic Process Maps. In: Kohls, Christian; Wedekind, Joachim (Hg.) Investigations of E-Learning Patterns: Context Factors, Problems and Solutions (S. 275-295). Hershey (US): IGI Global

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Prof. Dr. Beat Döbeli Prof. Dr. Michele Notari

Wiki: an archetypical tool for collaborative learning in the digital age

Notari, Michele; Döbeli, Beat (2011). Wiki: an archetypical tool for collaborative learning in the digital age. In: Bocconi, Stefania; Trentin, Guglielmo (Hg.) Wiki supporting formal and informal learning (S. 21-40). New York: Nova Publishers

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Prof. Dr. Michele Notari Prof. Dr. Beat Döbeli

The impact of the distribution of social skills within learning groups in a CSCL-setting: An empirical pilot study

Notari, Michele; Baumgartner, Adrian (2010). The impact of the distribution of social skills within learning groups in a CSCL-setting: An empirical pilot study. In: Gomez, Kimberly; Lyons, Leilah; Radinsky, Joshua (Hg.) Learning in the Disciplines: Proceedings of the 9th International Conference of the Learning Sciences (ICLS 2010): Short Papers, Symposia, and Selected Abstracts (S. 288-290). Chicago: International Society of the Learning Sciences

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Prof. Dr. Michele Notari Dr. Adrian Baumgartner

Learning in an active collaborative space

Notari, Michele (2009). Learning in an active collaborative space. In: Ebner, Martin; Schiefner, Mandy (Hg.) Looking toward the Future of Technology-Enhanced Education: Ubiquitous Learning and the Digital Native (S. 275-294). Hershey (US): IGI Global

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Over-computing CSCL macro scripts? Gaining flexibility by using WikiPlus instead of specialized tools for authoring macro scripts

Döbeli, Beat; Notari, Michele (2009). Over-computing CSCL macro scripts? Gaining flexibility by using WikiPlus instead of specialized tools for authoring macro scripts. CSCL'09 Proceedings of the 9th international conference on Computer supported collaborative learning – Volume 1, S. 482-486.

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Prof. Dr. Beat Döbeli Prof. Dr. Michele Notari

The impact of computer supported written communication in a collaborative project based learning scenario

Notari, Michele (2009). The impact of computer supported written communication in a collaborative project based learning scenario. Proceedings of the 9th international conference on Computer supported collaborative learning, S. 264-266.

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Electronic messaging in collaborative e-learning environments: A method to assess two key factors of communication quality: HCI and language

Notari, Michele; Minder, Stefan (2008). Electronic messaging in collaborative e-learning environments: A method to assess two key factors of communication quality: HCI and language. Proceeding of World Conference on Educational Media, Hypermedia and Telecommunications (ED-Media), S. 1098-1103.

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Wie kann so wenig so viel bewirken? Eine Erfolgsstory von Wikis im Unterricht

Notari, Michele (2008). Wie kann so wenig so viel bewirken? Eine Erfolgsstory von Wikis im Unterricht. Kaiserslautern: Deutscher Veren zur Förderung des mathematischen und naturwissenschaftlichen Unt.

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Didactic Process Map Language: Visualisieren von Unterrichtsszenarien als Planungs-, Reflexions, und Evaluationshilfe

Notari, Michele (2007). Didactic Process Map Language: Visualisieren von Unterrichtsszenarien als Planungs-, Reflexions, und Evaluationshilfe. In: Merkt, M.; Mayrberger, K.; Schulmeister, R.; Sommer, A.; van den Berk, I. (Hg.) Medien in der Wissenschaft 44 (S. 416). Münster: Waxmann Verlag

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Why is Media Wiki not (yet) the ideal Wiki-engine for (formal) educational settings?

Notari, Michele (2007). Why is Media Wiki not (yet) the ideal Wiki-engine for (formal) educational settings? Wikimania 2007: The international Wikimedia Conference, S. 231-233.

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How to Use a Wiki in Education: ‘Wiki based Effective Constructive Learning’

Notari, Michele (2006). How to Use a Wiki in Education: ‘Wiki based Effective Constructive Learning’. Wikisym 2006: International Symposium on Wikis Odense DK, S. 131-132.

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Scripting strategies in computer supported collaborative learning environments

Notari, Michele; Schneider, D. K. (2004). Scripting strategies in computer supported collaborative learning environments. In: Méndez-Vilas, A.; Mesa González, J. A.; Mesa González, J. (Hg.) Advances in Technology-Based Education: Toward a Knowledge-Based Society (S. 534-540). Badajoz (ES): Junta de Extremadura, Consejería de Educación, Ciencia y Tecnología

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