Nobuyoshi Yonezawa
Kogakuin University
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Journal of Computers | 2007
Youzou Miyadera; Kunimi Kurasawa; Shoichi Nakamura; Nobuyoshi Yonezawa; Setsuo Yokoyama
We have developed a meta-system that generates program animation systems. The generated animation systems visually display changes in program actions and help students (novice programmers) understand them. The animation systems also accumulate historical records of the students’ operations as they execute a program step by step while trying to understand it. By analyzing accumulated records, the meta-system pinpoints common areas of dif- ficulty and their causes for the lecturer. To develop this meta-system, we first analyzed the relation between difficult to understand parts and records of which control operations students applied when using the program animation system. For this analysis, we developed a function enabling the program animation system to record each student’s history of operations. Next, we devised a technique to predict which parts of a program would be difficult for students to understand. Finally, we developed a generator of program animation systems based on this technique. Consequently, this meta- system enables lecturers to monitor the classroom learning of students in real-time and provide support to groups of students experiencing common difficulties.
international conference on computers in education | 2002
Shinya Kouno; Setsuo Yokoyama; Naoto Nakamura; Nobuyoshi Yonezawa; Youzou Miyadera
This study has developed a generator system that generates various type of lesson plan making support systems automatically. The framework and items that each teacher needs are defined, and the generator automatically generates a lesson plan making support system according to the definition. First, this led to development of the formal definition of description format for describing lesson plans using the extended BNF notation. It becomes possible for the users to input and edit whatever they need according to the description format. The user can write a grammatically correct lesson plan and edit it without grammatical errors (healthness). Second, this developed a generator that automatically generates the Java source code of a system corresponding to the description format. The generator can deal with the frameworks and input items that various teachers want to have in their lesson plans (completeness). It can also generate a system according to each users purpose (generality).
international conference on computers in education | 2002
Nobuyoshi Yonezawa; Kazuhito Hirai; Shizuaki Takahashi; Youzou Miyadera; Keizo Nagaoka
The present paper investigates the construction of a navigation system that assists the learner in linking learning task so that the structure of the learners understanding will conform to the structure of instructional material. As an initial step, a measure of the dissimilarity between two digraphs expressing the structure of instructional material and the structure of learners understanding, respectively, is defined. Details concerning the navigation will be reported at a later date.
Concept maps: theory, methodology, technology : proceedings of the first International Conference on Concept Mapping, Vol. 2, 2004, ISBN 84-9769-065-6, págs. 343-346 | 2004
Makoto Takeya; Hitoshi Sasaki; Keizo Nagaoka; Nobuyoshi Yonezawa
international conference on advanced learning technologies | 2004
Yasuhiko Morimoto; Maomi Ueno; Nobuyoshi Yonezawa; Setsuo Yokoyama; Youzou Miyadera
international conference on advanced learning technologies | 2006
Youzou Miyadera; Kunimi Kurasawa; Shoichi Nakamura; Nobuyoshi Yonezawa; Setsuo Yokoyama
conference on information visualization | 2006
Youzou Miyadera; Kunimi Kurasawa; Setsuo Yokoyama; Shoichi Nakamura; Nobuyoshi Yonezawa
The IEICE transactions on information and systems | 2006
Nobuyoshi Yonezawa; Yasumasa Shindo; Kazuhito Hirai; Makoto Takeya
Systems and Computers in Japan | 2004
Nobuyoshi Yonezawa; Hitoshi Sasaki; Zenju Otsuki; Masahiro Ukigai; Youzou Miyadera; Takashi Okunuki; Shoji Yoshihara; Takateru Kamei
international conference on computers in education | 2002
Youzou Miyadera; Sho Tanabe; Kayoko Oyobe; Norifumi Sunaoka; Setsuo Yokoyama; Nobuyoshi Yonezawa