Special Issue on “IoT in Flipped Classrooms for Modern Education” Theme and Scope Internet of things (IoT) in Flipped classrooms is the most creative form of modern education in which the global curriculum system takes special consideration. It explores the impact on student learning and improvement based on organized computer-assisted interactive idea mapping, as it is used as an in-class Auxiliary IoT tools in flipped classroom teaching for modern education. It adopts a quasi-experimental approach to evaluate instructional methods based on conventional lessons in the classroom in which students answer and address questions as one section of the class. In another category, the instruction in the tutorial classrooms utilizes formal collective visualization of ideas and addresses misconceptions in modern education. The advent of IoT in modern teaching strategies fulfills the requirements and priorities to understand the subject. IoT technologies have great potential for improving the educational quality for the welfare of students’ community. Hence, other than education values or inventing libraries or researching the field, the IoT has attracted enthusiastic educational professionals due to flipped classroom concepts using Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR), or secure education spaces for the modern education system. The application of instructional data mining and learning processing has been continually taken into account with the advent of IoT in Flipped Classroom Models and the accelerated growth of research analyses to take advantage of learner data to optimize the process. Some data collected from the behavior of students and Flipped Classroom instructors have made it possible to perform a range of Learning Analytics algorithms, and Data Mining focused on evidence and self-sustaining learning. A significant educational challenge in the conventional lectures has been overcome by the accelerated proliferation of IoT technology, which helps the modern education system in the area of Science, Technology, Engineering, and medicine (STEM). However, IoT Flipped classrooms for modern education can effectively allow students to become efficient in learning in the future, and help students to gain real experience. Futuristic significance of IoT Technology has been utilized in educational institutions, as it can be the key driver to enhance educational outcomes. Thus, emerging techniques used by creative educational methods are allowing significant research activities have been focused on this particular issue. Submissions should consist of novel ideas, original results, theoretical and applied research in following topics, but not limited to:
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Important dates Paper Submission Deadline: 15.04.2021 Author Notification: 08.05.2021 Revised Papers Submission: 28.07.2021 Final Acceptance: 25.09.2021 Tentative Publication Date: 31.12.2021
Guest Editors Dr. Vijayalakshmi Saravanan Rochester Institute of Technology, United States Ryerson University, Canada E-mail: vsavse@rit.edu Dr. Sujatha Krishnamoorthy Department of Computer Science, Wenzhou - Kean University, China E-mail: krishnsu@wku.edu.cn Dr. Xuyun Zhang Department of Computing Macquarie University, Australia E-mail: xuyun.zhang@mq.edu.au |