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Web-basierter Unterricht in der Computergraphik: Konzepte und Realisierung von interaktiven Online-Kursen

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Informatik und Ausbildung

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Inhalte der modernen Computer Graphik lassen sich nicht adäquat mit herkömmlichen Lehrmethoden und Lehrmaterialien darstellen und ausprobieren. Eine Integration von Vorlesung, Beispielen, Übungen, und Programmieraufgaben unter einer einheitlichen leicht zugänglichen Benutzeroberfläche ist dringend erforderlich. Wir diskutieren und präsentieren das Konzept und die Realisierung, Evaluierung und die Erfahrungen mit einem Web-basierten Computer- Graphik-Kurs, der an unserem Institut zu diesem Zweck entwickelt wurde. Es ist der erste vollständige Computergraphikkurs auf dem World Wide Web, der Text, Programmierbeispiele und Übungen zum Kurs in einer einheitlichen Hypertextumgebung kombiniert.

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  1. Wilhelm Schickard Institut für Informatik, Graphisch Interaktive Systeme, Universität Tübingen, 72076, Tübingen, Germany

    Reinhard Klein & Frank Hanisch

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    Volker Claus

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Klein, R., Hanisch, F. (1998). Web-basierter Unterricht in der Computergraphik: Konzepte und Realisierung von interaktiven Online-Kursen. In: Claus, V. (eds) Informatik und Ausbildung. Informatik aktuell. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72169-4_18

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