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The document proposes an online platform for sharing environmental data visualizations to enhance awareness. It aims to help the public access simplified charts and graphs of environmental data as well as enable scientists to discover new patterns. The key components are environmental data management, information visualization through graphs and charts, and a social networking infrastructure for users to insert, visualize and share data widgets. Progress so far includes obtaining sample water quality data, building a database, and creating basic visualizations. Future work involves more advanced data visualization techniques overlaid on maps as well as refining the social networking and user interface.
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The document discusses a framework called Connect! that aims to enhance social connectedness in eLearning through an adaptive system. The Connect! framework includes a user model module, adaptive engine, communication tools, and interfaces. It analyzes factors like social presence, group processes, and digital literacy to adapt eLearning based on individual users' communication preferences and needs. The goal is to use this social connectedness approach and adaptive system to improve the eLearning experience.
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