101學執行期間：2008.1-2008.12
計畫簡介：
本計畫為教育部「專案補助人文社科領域提升研究能量計畫」中，「數位圖書館與人機互動趨勢與應用整合型計畫」下之子計畫。分為三年進程，第一年計畫：數位學習資源系統之建立；第二年計畫：數位學習資源系統之評估、改善與維護；第三年計畫：數位學習資源系統經驗之推廣與評估。以本系研究所「研究方法」課程為起點，發展支援此類課程之數位化學習資源及經驗。本計畫亦以協同合作為理念，邀請國內外相關專業人員共同進行研究。預期目的包含以下幾項：
1.與國、內外學者交流，達成與國際接軌之理念，並將教學與研究合一，發展一套適用於研究方法課程之數位學習資源系統。
2.評估該數位學習資源系統之使用狀況，使其能發揮最高效用，提升博、碩士生之學習情境及學習效果。
3.將建置數位學習資源系統之經驗應用至其他課程中，協助教學歷程之調整。
第一年計畫於2008年執行，本年度邀請瑞典Boras大學的Diane H. Sonnenwald教授來台，共同參與系統建置工作。
公開演講：
1.主題：Collaboration among Library and Information Science Professionals Across Distances: Needs and Challenges
講者：Diane H. Sonnenwald教授
日期：2008.4.11
地點：台灣大學文學院演講廳
摘要：Increasingly, library science professionals, researchers and educators face complex problems that might best be solved through collaboration with others across institutions and geographical distances. Collaboratories have emerged as an effective approach to promoting collaboration across geographic distances. To date, collaboratory research and development has primarily focused on supporting natural science research and engineering. There is a need to expand the focus of collaboratory research to include additional disciplines and professions to avoid the creation of a disciplinary digital divide. For this talk, there are two researches demostrated. A study of exploring the potential of video technologies for collaboration in emergency medical care and another study of exploring the needs and challenges with respect to the creation and adoption of a collaboratory for library science professionals are included.
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2.主題：Scientific collaboratories: Needs and challenges
講者：Diane H. Sonnenwald教授
日期：2008.4.28
地點：台灣大學圖書資訊學系視聽室
摘要：Scientific collaboration continues to increase in frequency and importance. It has the potential to solve complex scientific problems and promote various political, economic and social agendas, such as democracy, sustainable development, and cultural understanding and integration. Increasingly, public and private research funding agencies require interdisciplinary, international and inter-institutional collaboration. Scientific collaboratories, allowing scientists both known and unknown to each other to interact and share tools, data, and other artifacts, have emerged as one new way of conducting scientific collaboration across geographic distances. In this talk, Dr. Sonnenwald will present examples of collaboratories that she and her colleagues established, and discuss the challenges and solutions that emerged in the collaboratories.
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