Contributors from education and various sciences help educators and researchers teach scientific subjects to people with little or no scientific background in such a way that the people can underst
Outlining recent trends in cybernetics and systems science, contributors in computer science, information technology, and mathematics present expository articles that include a number of open prob
Urging academic researchers--distinguished from researchers with commercial goals and constraints--to incorporate principles and practices of knowledge management to help spread information effici
"This book addresses the emerging importance of digital psychology and the opportunities offered by cyber researchers. It provides the resources necessary for academics, policy makers, technology deve
"This book developed models of the formation of the research competence of students in the classical, virtual and mixed education. It analyses common approaches to understanding research competence of
"This book addresses the challenges associated with data analysis through providing guidance in data retrieval and analysis and examples of high-quality research making use of these data sets. It incl
In flipped learning, explains Swart, students watch and listen to his lectures and read the accompanying notes online--at their leisure, when they would traditionally be doing homework. Then when t
The author examines the role and best practices of supervision in doctoral research projects, with an emphasis on computer science and information technology research. She considers how approaches
Computer scientists with a philosophical bent and philosophers with a computer bent explore the overlap between the two realms. The overall themes are the philosophy of information, the philosophy of
