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China; 2 Dalian University, China<br />

In this research, 202 students from Vocational school and Senior Middle School were investigated<br />

with the Learning Adaptability Test. Based on the statistics and analysis <strong>of</strong> the results <strong>of</strong> the test,<br />

the significant differences on Learning Method, Learning Attitude and Test Skills between Senior<br />

Middle School students and Vocational School students were found. Middle School students have<br />

more test skills than vocational students and also have higher test anxiety than vocational students.<br />

There’s no significant sexual difference on Learning Adaptability.<br />

3028.119 College students innovation structure evaluation, Jianhong Wang 1 , Zengxue Lin 2 ,<br />

1 2<br />

Zhangjiakou, Hebei, China; GuiLin institute <strong>of</strong> tourism, GuangXi, China<br />

In this study, we select eight majors and “College Students Innovation Structure Evaluation<br />

Inventory” are developed and employed. Factor analysis is used to explore the dimensions <strong>of</strong><br />

college students’ innovation. The discover show: After limiting the factors to sixteen and deleting<br />

the items which factor load is less than .30 at the first level, ten factors are extracted. Five factors<br />

are extracted at the second level <strong>of</strong> factor analysis: self-determination, self-cognition, cooperation,<br />

sensitivity, competition. At the same time, innovation differences between different majors are<br />

significant at the items comparison.<br />

3028.120 Cognitive style and interface design: Findings from the HomeNetToo project, Linda<br />

Jackson, Frank Biocca, Alexander Won Eye, Gretchen Barbatsis, Yong Zhao, Michigan State<br />

University, USA<br />

A component <strong>of</strong> the HomeNetToo project was to design learning interfaces adapted to learners'<br />

cognitive styles and examine learning using adapted interfaces (www.HomeNetToo.org, NSF-ITR).<br />

We designed a 3-D spatial interface, an interpersonal interface and a standard "magazine-style"<br />

Web interface to present health information to low-income African Americans in Detroit,<br />

Michigan (USA). Findings indicated that user cognitive style and interface design influenced<br />

intentions to use, and attitudes toward health information. Learning occurred regardless <strong>of</strong><br />

cognitive style or interfaces design. Implications for the design <strong>of</strong> technology to enhance learning<br />

are discuss.<br />

3028.121 Developing <strong>of</strong> intellectualized net-course on middle school mathematics, Zhaoming<br />

Guo, Qinglin Zhang, Southwest China Normal University, China<br />

Our subject team (including psychology experts, computer experts, mathematics instruction<br />

experts and preeminent middle school teachers) developed the intellectualized net-course<br />

independently on the basis <strong>of</strong> the reviewing <strong>of</strong> the domestic and overseas studies on net-course,<br />

have our own copyright and patent. The dominant features <strong>of</strong> the net-course are: the distinct<br />

gradation <strong>of</strong> instruction goals, process evaluation, the intellectualized judging, the function <strong>of</strong> take<br />

record <strong>of</strong> the response time, the transform <strong>of</strong> subjective questions to objective questions. At the<br />

same time, we discussed the problems existed in net-course from the aspects: the size <strong>of</strong><br />

knowledge point and the project-learning system.<br />

3028.122 On design <strong>of</strong> computer-assisted career guidance system, Hui Zhao, Mingxia Wu, China<br />

Computer-assisted career guidance is to apply technology <strong>of</strong> computer and network into the<br />

practice <strong>of</strong> career guidance on the basis <strong>of</strong> career theories. This article discusses how to design an<br />

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