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The process of system construction requirements of all parties.

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Fig 2.

Analysis of teacher equipment and content management module.

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Analysis of teacher learning and examination management module.

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Analysis of students and system management module.

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Fig 5.

The overall structure of smart classroom.

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Fig 6.

The overall topology of the integrated platform of the smart classroom teaching system.

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Fig 7.

The main-end topology of the integrated platform of the smart classroom teaching system.

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Sub-end topology of the integrated platform of smart classroom teaching system.

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Fig 9.

Connection between server and client.

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Fig 10.

Flow chart of equipment list and knowledge management module.

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Fig 11.

The flow chart of the learning management and exam management module.

Note: Figure a shows the flow chart of learning management module, and Figure b shows the flow chart of exam management module.

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Table 1.

Configurations for test environment of smart classroom teaching.

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Fig 12.

The data graphs for user load test.

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Fig 13.

Data results for other performance test of the system.

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Fig 14.

The occupancy of different smart classroom systems.

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Fig 15.

The response times of different smart classroom systems.

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Fig 16.

Reliability and validity data statistics of the questionnaire.

Note: Figures a and b show the analysis results of reliability and validity, respectively. A ~ F in the figure represent Cronbach’s Alpha, Cronbach Al value based on standardized items, number of items, KMO value, Bartlett’s spherical test, df, and Sig, respectively.

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Fig 17.

Questionnaire survey data of two classes.

Note: A~D in the figure represent minimum value, maximum value, mean value, and standard value, respectively.

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Fig 18.

Test paper data statistics before and after the test.

Note: A: total score statistics; B: vocabulary spelling questions; C: vocabulary definition questions; D: vocabulary use questions.

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Fig 19.

Statistical analysis of mid-term results.

Note: A: 120 points—150 points; B: 90 points—119 points; C: 60 points—89 points; D: 0 points—59 points.

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Fig 20.

The statistical analysis of final grades.

Note: A: 120 points—150 points; B: 90 points—119 points; C: 60 points—89 points; D: 0 points—59 points.

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