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2012 International Symposium on Information Technology in Medicine and Education 2012 International Symposium on Information Technology in Medicine and Education (ITME 2012) Hokodate, Hokkaido, Japan 3-5 August 2012 Volume 1 Pages 1-552 IEEE Catalog Number: CFP1253E-PRT ISBN: 978-1-4673-2109-9 1/2 Table of Contents 1. Keynote Papers- 401-1401 Year 2020: Symbiotic Computing towards Post-Modern Information Systems 1 Norio Shiratori 402-1402 Lifelong Learning Paradigms for Seniors 3 Yoshiyori Urano 403-1403 Discovering Secrets from Texts: A Self-Organizing Map Perspective 4 Hsin-Chang Yang 404-1404 Transparent Computing: From Concept to Implementation 5 Yuezhi Zhou 2. IT in Education- 451-11390 Knowledge Organization Aided by Eye-tracking in a Social Media Enhanced 6 Learning Environment Xiaokang Zhou, Guangyu Piao, Qun Jin 452-11277 The New Course Recording Method Based On the Teaching Signature Dseign 11 for Enhance Students' Learning Motivation Ming-Hsiang Su, Bo-Yen Wang, Yuan-Hsun Liao and Pao-Ta Yu 453-11282 A Cephalometric educational tool with expert feedback 16 Francesco Maiorana, Rosalia Leonardi 454-11287 Delivering Live Streaming Nursing Training to Developing Countries: 21 Practical Issues Jay Rajasekera, Hiromi Tsujimura,Yoshie Mori,Ikumi Sato 455-11503 Web3D-based online military boxing learning system 26 Bing Sun, Chenglei Yang, Lu Wang, Guosheng Wu, Xiaoting Wang, Li Liu, Lin Lu, Die Wang, Mei Ye, Chao Gao 456-11203 Research and Practice of university database Migration 31 Qian Wang, Naijia Liu, Chun Yu 457-11324 Application of E-Learning in Community Education 35 Liangtao Yang 458-11253 The Indicators and Concept of Self-Determined Learning Platform 39 Hsu, Pi-Shan,Wang, Su-Chen,Chang, Te-Jeng 459-11215 Curriculum Architecture Construction of Mobile Application Development 43 Wei Hu, Hong Guo 460-11260 History and Asymmetric Sierpinski Carpet Based Employment 48 Recommendation Liqin Wei,Xueqing Li,Lei Tang 461-11337 Simple Decision Support Tool for University Academic Advising 53 Dr. Malak Talal Al-Nory 462-11281 Teaching academic writing to medical professionals using computer 58 communication media YenCheng Tseng, HowRan Guo 463-S-S-01 Research on E-learning Pattern in Higher Education 60 Zhang Yongsheng, Jia Yuanjiang, Zhao Yinghua, Li Yuanyuan 464-11502 Historical Views Navigation Though Similarity and Closeness Centrality 65 Based Recommendation Jiangning Xie, Xueqing Li, Lei Tang 465-11335 Application of Collaborative E- Learning Strategies in College English 69 Teaching WANG Yi 466-11255 Cloud Computing Application in Health Vocational Education 72 Yaqin Tong,Huanli Ruan,Yuzai Jiang 467-11336 Integrating imageology with computer technology to improve neuroanatomy 76 teaching effect Xue ZhiQin,Xu Qi, Yang WenQing, ADiLiJiang•YiMing, Gan ZiMing, Yan XiaoXin, Luo XueGang 468-11521 A dynamic particle swarm optimizer for educational data processing 79 YU Zhenmei, Li Ying, Hu Baofang, Xie Hongsheng 469-11408 Development and Application of Online Judge System 83 Jianhua Wu,Shuangping Chen, Rongrong Yang 470-11238 Speech Based Boredom Verification Approach for Modern Education System 87 Meng-Chi Tu, Wei-Kai Liao, Yu-Hau Chin, Chang-Hong Lin, Wei-Jun Liao, Szu-Hsien Lin, and Jia-Ching Wang 471-11515 Study on Domestic Medical Informatics Talent Cultivation and Development 91 Countermeasure ZHANG Li-min 472-11339 Pilot study of the use of mobile device for the study of life sciences students in 94 Hong Kong LO, Fai-hang 473-E-3-01 Research on Decision Process Based on Sequential Evolutionary Game 98 Characterized by Learning and Psychological Factors SHAO Zeng-zhen,DONG Shu-xia 474-11423 The Exploration of the Design Patterns of Electronic Guidance Case based on 103 Web Kai Li,Shuguang Chen 475-11299 Suggestion on Used Car Evaluation Course Teaching 108 Yali Yang , Hao Chen , Ruoping Zhang 476-11306 The impact of IT on job qualifications for librarians in the digital age and 111 implications for LIS education Yuli Yang, Tao Chen, Jun Sun 477-11313 Exploration and Practice of IT Operation and Maintenance in Digital 116 Campus Zhi-Neng XIAO , Lian-Zhang TANG 478-11508 Learner’s State Analysis Model using Rough Set Theory in E-learning 121 Pu-yong Yu , Sheng-ju Sang , Sai Qiao 479-11150 Ontology Structure and Hyper Courseware Function of Education Resources 125 Website Yuming Yuan 480-11353 Challenges and Rewards in the Implementation of an ePortfolio project in a 129 higher education institution in Hong Kong Catherine CHENG 481-11384 Micro-surgery Education with real-time 3D on a digital display panel 136 Mahnwoo Kwon, Kijin Kim,Chooyoun Chong 482-11389 The Impact of Retelling e-Stories on Elementary Students’ Attitude Toward 138 Scientists and Inventors Hueyching Janice Jih 483-11307 The impact of IT on curricula design of Information Management and 142 Information System Doctoral Education in China Yuli Yang, Su Zhang, and Tao Chen 484-S-S-03 An Evaluation of Distance Education Project for Party Members in Rural 146 China Chizhu Ma,Yixue Xie,Harrison Hao Yang 485-11317 Research on College English Language and Literature Professional 150 Teaching Methods Sun Wencheng 486-11400 Attitude and requirement for Health Emergency Curriculum among medical 155 students Xinyue Zhi, Jing Yan, Fanxiao Jiang, Guowei Huang, Jie Zhang, YaBing Li,Changpan Yang, Yali Su 487-11412 K-Pool: A Knowledge Management Platform for Digital Educational 161 Resources Sharing Guanwei HUANG, Sidong ZHANG,Pei Wang-Nastansky 488-11417 Analysis of Lack of Emotion in Cooperative learning And Countermeasure in 166 the network environment Dong-xing Wang 489-11505 E-learning-oriented Personalized Multimedia Resource Management 169 Li Haiyan 490-O-01 A new live virtual machine migration strategy 173 Chen Chuan,Zhang Huaxiang,Yu Zhilou,Fan Ying,Liu Lina 491-11022 Innovation of Management Model of Adult Education in the Information Age 177 ZUO Hong-wu,Liang Yao,Pan Ming 492-11027 Application of Fuzzy Hierarchy Evaluation in the Occupational Competency 182 Assessment of the Vocational Colleges Zhang Pengshun,Hu Jianguo 493-11028 Teaching nursing English based on needs analysis in Chinese context: 186 problem- situated instruction for EOP in a non-English speaking country Duanying Cai 494-11052 The Education Informationization and The Reconstruction of Teaching 191 Ability of Teachers in Colleges and Universities JIANG Feng-ping 495-11075 NXT Information and Control on Test Dimensionality Using Kolb’s 194 Innovative Learning Cycle Bih-Yaw Shih,Yaw-Dong Liang,Chen-Yuan Chen,Cheng-Wu Chen 496-11061 Driving Special Interest Group via Project & Cultivating Talents to be Expert 199 in One Thing and Good at Many ZHANG Rui, HAN Huijian, Liang Xiuxia 497-11062 Reform of computer basics based on modular teaching 204 WEI Yuanyuan, FU Jun 498-11522 An E-learning System Based on Mobile Agent 207 HU Baofang, YU Zhenmei 499-11071 On the Personal e-Learning System 211 Xiaozhao Deng, Jianhai Ruan 500-11405 Development of a Web-based Training Management System to Assist Training 214 for Citizen Runners Shinichi Tsujimura, Yoshiharu Nabekura, Yoshiyuki Sankai 501-11116 Research and Application on University Data Sharing and Exchanging 220 Chun Yu, Fang Yuan,Qian Wang,Nai-jia Liu 502-11242 Comparison of Traditional and WEB-Based Education - Case Study 224 “BigBlueButton” Gabor Kiss 503-11067 A Study of Composition/Correction System with Corpus Retrieval Function 228 Song Liu, Peng Liu,Yoshiyori Urano 504-E-3-02 Research of Knowledge Transmission among the Enterprise Clusters Based 233 on Cognitive Perspective Jiayang Niu,Hongguo Wang,Shuxia Dong,Chaochao Song 505-11089 Feasibility and Strategy Analysis for Library Knowledge Service Based on 238 Knowledge Management WANG JINGNA,LIU JUAN 506-11090 A Collaborative Simulation Monitor System of Ship Based on Patterns 241 Wu Jun,Li Xiaojun,Liu Shufen 507-11096 The primary exploration of "guiding, helping, promote learning and happy to 246 learn"typeTeaching Model of open education Wang junfeng 508-11101 Reform for Experiment System of Mechanical Design Manufacturing and its 252 Automation Zheng taixiong, Wang ping, Lv xiafu, Zhang kaibi 509-11104 The Research on Information Filtering Model based on Immune Self-learning 256 Mechanism ZHANG Hui,LU Ran 510-11106 The Relationship Between Speciality Identity and Achievement Motivation, 260 Personality in Medical Postgraduate Zhu Shu,Xin Hong 511-11114 On the Constructionist’s Teaching Methods and Class Architects 265 Chai Zhengmeng,Chai Zhengmeng 512-E-5-01 Using LEGO Mindstorms in the Undergraduate Curriculum of IT 270 Xiaomei Yu 513-11122 Innovation Pattern Analysis of The Industry-University-Research 274 Cooperation Zhao Yang,Liu Qixia 514-11132 The application of Information Technology in medical education in China 278 -Using Guangxi Medical University as a case study Mo Shurong, Tang Zhong, Wei Xiaomin, Chen Weiping, Wei Bo 515-11135 Study on library’s competitive intelligence service of Sport College 282 Zhang Yongtao 516-11142 On Relationship among Art University Students’ Self-directed Learning 285 Readiness, Learning Satisfaction and Performance Zhao Weijun 517-11144 International Cultivation of Talents for Wood Science and Engineering 289 Specialty based on “ABC-KAQ model” Yuan Yuan,Guo Minghui 518-E-4-01 A Teaching Quality Evaluation System based on PSK-means Clustering 292 MA Hong-wei,ZHENG Xiang-wei,WANG Zhi-hao 519-11151 The Construction on the Quality Assurance System of Network Teaching 297 Yu Tai,Guo Qiang 520-11153 A study on the application of Gestalt Theory to task design in English 300 teaching of Vocational & 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