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  1. Recommending peers for learning
  2. Design for Networked Learning
  3. Is it more effective to enhance peer tutors' content knowledge or their tutoring skills?
  4. Team formation instruments to enhance learner interactions in open learning environments
  5. Fostering online social capital through peer-support
  6. Teachers’ Perceptions About the HANDSON MOOC: A Learning Design Studio Case
  7. Introduction to the special issue on Web-2.0 technologies in support of team-based learning for innovation
  8. Factors that influence cooperation in networks for innovation and learning
  9. Supporting co-creation with software, the idSpace platform
  10. Towards a Social Trust-Aware Recommender for Teachers
  11. COCOON CORE: CO-author REcommendations Based on Betweenness Centrality and Interest Similarity
  12. Implicit vs. explicit trust in social matrix factorization
  13. Which Recommender System Can Best Fit Social Learning Platforms?
  14. If We Work Together, I Will Have Greater Power: Coalitions in Networked Innovation
  15. How does Open Education Work?
  16. Experts' views on digital competence: Commonalities and differences
  17. State-of-the-Field Discussion
  18. Changing professional demands in sustainable regional development: a curriculum design process to meet transboundary competence
  19. Cognitive load and knowledge sharing in Learning Networks
  20. A Tool to Aid Institutions Recognize Their Employees Competences Acquired by Informal Learning
  21. The Mind’s Eye on Personal Profiles: A Cognitive Perspective on Profile Elements that Inform Initial Trustworthiness Assessments and Social Awareness in Virtual Project Teams
  22. Design and evaluation of a widget-based dashboard for awareness support in Research Networks
  23. Understanding personal learning networks: Their structure, content and the networking skills needed to optimally use them
  24. Educational Innovation with Learning Networks: Tools and Developments
  25. Mining and Visualizing Research Networks Using the Artefact-Actor-Network Approach
  26. Social network analysis for technology-enhanced learning: review and future directions
  27. To whom and why should I connect? Co-author recommendation based on powerful and similar peers
  28. Can I Trust You?
  29. Using peer-support to connect learning network participants to each other: an interdisciplinary approach
  30. Learning Networks, Networked Learning
  31. Exploring formative feedback on textual assignments with the help of automatically created visual representations
  32. Knowledge Worker Roles and Actions-Results of Two Empirical Studies
  33. ICT-Based School Collaboration, Teachers’ Networks and their Opportunities for Teachers’ Professional Development - A Case Study on eTwinning
  34. Achtergronden en aanleidingen
  35. Leernetwerken
  36. Epiloog
  37. Analyzing 5 Years of EC-TEL Proceedings
  38. A European research agenda for lifelong learning
  39. Personal profiles: enhancing social interaction in learning networks
  40. Awareness support in scientific event management withginkgo
  41. A survey on social network sites to determine requirements for learning networks for professional development of university staff
  42. A new approach to collaborative creativity support of new product designers
  43. Introducing the SAPS System and a Corresponding Allocation Mechanism for Synchronous Online Reciprocal Peer Support Activities
  44. Fostering trust in virtual project teams: Towards a design framework grounded in a TrustWorthiness ANtecedents (TWAN) schema
  45. Towards eLearning 2.0 University
  46. Weblogs as instruments for reflection on action in teacher education
  47. The Mind’s Eye on Personal Profiles: How to Inform Initial Trustworthiness Assessments in Virtual Project Teams
  48. Fostering social capital in a learning network: laying the groundwork for a peer-support service
  49. A simulation for content-based and utility-based recommendation of candidate coalitions in virtual creativity teams
  50. Using Personal Professional Networks for Learning in Social Work: Need for Insight into the Real-World Context
  51. From pattern to practice: Evaluation of a design pattern fostering trust in virtual teams
  52. Enabling teachers to develop pedagogically sound and technically executable learning designs
  53. Worldviews and evolution in the biology classroom
  54. From Lurker to Active Participant
  55. Guidelines to Foster Interaction in Online Communities
  56. Knowledge Dating and Knowledge Sharing in Ad-Hoc Transient Communities
  57. Fostering Sociability in Learning Networks through Ad-Hoc Transient Communities
  58. Conclusion of the Book
  59. The Influence of Coalition Formation on Idea Selection in Dispersed Teams: A Game Theoretic Approach
  60. How to Set Up Simulations for Designing Light-Weight Personalised Recommender Systems
  61. Improving the unreliability of competence information: an argumentation to apply information fusion in learning networks
  62. Enhancing the Social Capital of Learning Communities by Using an Ad Hoc Transient Communities Service
  63. Toward an Integrated Competence-Based System Supporting Lifelong Learning and Employability: Concepts, Model, and Challenges
  64. Learning Network Services for Professional Development
  65. Preface to the special issue: "Comparing Educational Modelling Languages on the 'Planet Game' Case Study"
  66. A model for online learner support based on selecting appropriate peer tutors
  67. How Expert Designers Design
  68. Ad hoc transient communities: towards fostering knowledge sharing in learning networks
  69. Matchmaking in learning networks: Bringing learners together for knowledge sharing
  70. Students and instant messaging: a survey of current use and demands for higher education
  71. Students and instant messaging: a survey of current use and demands for higher education
  72. A learner support model based on peer tutor selection
  73. Facilitating community building in learning networks through peer tutoring in ad hoc transient communities
  74. Knowledge matchmaking in Learning Networks: Alleviating the tutor load by mutually connecting Learning Network users
  75. Innovating education with an educational modelling language: two case studies
  76. Identification of critical time‐consuming student support activities in e‐learning
  77. Identification of critical timeconsuming student support activities in e-learning
  78. A first exploration of an inductive analysis approach for detecting learning design patterns
  79. A design model for lifelong learning networks
  80. Mind tools contributing to an ICT-rich learning environment for technology education in primary schools
  81. Towards an open framework for adaptive, agent-supported e-learning
  82. Latent semantic analysis as a tool for learner positioning in learning networks for lifelong learning
  83. Commentary by Peter Sloep on Littlejohn, A. (2003) Reusing Online Resources, Chapter 7: Reusable Educational Software: A Basis for Generic e-learning Tasks, by Diana Laurillard and Patrick McAndrew
  84. VirtualBusinessTeams for Professional Development and Team Learning
  85. The Design of the Virtual Company: Synergism of Learning and Working in a Networked Environment
  86. 2 Science on environmental problems
  87. Sustainability, cleaner production and an international learning resource
  88. Philosophy, education, and the explosion of knowledge
  89. Methodology Revitalized?
  90. Philosophy of biology, faithful or useful?
  91. The Metronomic Society: Natural Rhythms and Human Timetables Michael Young
  92. Mere generality is not enough
  93. A natural alliance of teaching and philosophy of science
  94. Response to Sloep and Van der Steen
  95. The nature of evolutionary theory: The semantic challenge
  96. Syntacticism versus semanticism: Another attempt at dissolution
  97. Null Hypotheses in Ecology: Towards the Dissolution of a Controversy
  98. Basic Design Procedures for E-learning Courses
  99. Learning objects
  100. Peer-Support and Open Educational Resources
  101. Bridging the Gap between Practitioners and E-Learning Standards: A Domain-Specific Modeling Approach
  102. Modeling Units of Assessment for Sharing Assessment Process Information: Towards an Assessment Process Specification
  103. Technological Aids to the Efficient Assessment of Prior Learning
  104. Support Interoperability and Reusability of Emerging Forms of Assessment Using IMS LD and IMS QTI
  105. Design Patterns as Guidance for Designers of Groupware used by Team for the Development of Innovative Products
  106. Enhancing Lifelong Competence Development and Management Systems with Social Network-based Concepts and Tools