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Agent Exchange – Virtual Trading Environment
2003Agent Exchange is a virtual trading environment serving as a test bed for experiments with market simulations, trading strategies and auctioning techniques. Agent Exchange is the distributed environment implementing up-to-date knowledge from multi-agent systems and secure communication.
Jirí Hodík +3 more
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A Data Exchange Model of Virtual Enterprise
2009 International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 2009Not each partner enterprise of virtual enterprise will share its private data with other enterprise, so there is a conflicting problem of data exchange in virtual enterprise. To solve the problem, a data exchange model of virtual enterprise is presented. In the model data exchange makes intersecting compromise on different objects.
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Leveraging virtual exchange (VE)
American Journal of STEM EducationThis qualitative research explores an innovative instructional approach in STEM teacher preparation that situates virtual exchange (VE) and project-based learning (PBL) within an international, synchronous, middle school teaching context. The results of this study suggest that VE provides a unique opportunity to enhance teacher preparation by exposing ...
M. Kate York +3 more
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Emerging trends in telecollaboration and virtual exchange: a bibliometric study
Educational Review, 2023Luana Ferreira Lopes Silva +1 more
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CliVEx Handbook for Virtual Exchange
The CliVEx Handbook provides a comprehensive, replicable framework for Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) wishing to design, implement, and evaluate Virtual Exchange (VE) programmes. Developed through the direct experience of running a multi-country VE on climate justice, the Handbook gathers the methodological approach and tools adopted in the ...Mediterranean Universities Union +5 more
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Virtual Organisations: Exchange and Context
2003Virtual organisations have been cast into various forms by researchers in attempts to explain and predict their structure. Researchers have used metaphorical terms such as ‘clusters’ (Goldman et al 1995); ’alliances’ (Boudreau et al 1998); and ’hybrids’ (Wassenaar 1999).
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