Designing an electronic mini learning environment based on different "support and mental capacity levels" to develop the design and production skills of interactive websites of middle school students

This current research aims to study the effect of designing a micro-learning electronic environment based of different levels of support ( summary – detailed ) and cognitive capacity ( low – high ) to develop the skills of designing and producing interaction websites among middle school students .The research sample consists of (80) students from the second preparatory grade at the new ( Sijin ) preparatory School For Boys . Where the sample divided into four experimental groups , each consisting of ( 20 ) students . The research tools included a test to measure the skill aspect related to the design and production of interactive web pages .The research aims to assess the impact of providing in two forms ( summary and detailed ) on the development of skills in designing and producing interactive websites , alongside a micro-learning electronic environment and cognitive capacity .Key words :- Micro-learning environment – support level – mental capacity – websites

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International Journal of Instructional Technology and Educational Studies
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.21608/ihites.2025.356735.1225
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Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods
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Designing an electronic mini learning environment based on different "support and mental capacity levels" to develop the design and production skills of interactive websites of middle school students

Ihab Al-Aqwar
International Journal of Instructional Technology and Educational Studies
Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods
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Designing an electronic mini learning environment based on different "support and mental capacity levels" to develop the design and production skills of interactive websites of middle school students

Ihab Al-Aqwar
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This current research aims to study the effect of designing a micro-learning electronic environment based of different levels of support ( summary – detailed ) and cognitive capacity ( low – high ) to develop the skills of designing and producing interaction websites among middle school students .The research sample consists of (80) students from the second preparatory grade at the new ( Sijin ) preparatory School For Boys . Where the sample divided into four experimental groups , each consisting of ( 20 ) students . The research tools included a test to measure the skill aspect related to the design and production of interactive web pages .The research aims to assess the impact of providing in two forms ( summary and detailed ) on the development of skills in designing and producing interactive websites , alongside a micro-learning electronic environment and cognitive capacity .Key words :- Micro-learning environment – support level – mental capacity – websites

International Journal of Instructional Technology and Educational StudiesVol. 6(1)
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Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods
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