A novel adaptive learning management system using ontology

S. M. Nafea, L. Maglaras, F. Siewe, M. E. Shehab
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The success of web technologies has prompted a developing consideration on e-learning activities. Notwithstanding, most current e-Learning systems give static web-based learning with the goal that learners get to the same learning contents through the web, regardless of individual learners profiles. These learners may have altogether different learning foundations, information levels, learning styles, and capacities. The `one size fit all' in an e-Learning frameworks is unmistakably a commonplace issue. To defeat this impediment and build powerful learning, versatile and customized learning is as of now a dynamic examination range. This paper propose a novel approach for designing and implementing adaptive learning management system based on ontology and semantic web technologies by offering a tailored model which represents the different activities that should be completed by learner. It offers a framework that is based on both learning styles and ontology to address the impact of student behavior.
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一种基于本体的自适应学习管理系统
网络技术的成功促使人们对电子学习活动的思考不断发展。尽管如此,大多数当前的电子学习系统提供静态的基于网络的学习,其目标是学习者通过网络获得相同的学习内容,而不考虑个人学习者的概况。这些学习者可能有完全不同的学习基础、信息水平、学习风格和能力。电子学习框架中的“一刀切”无疑是一个老生常谈的问题。为了克服这一障碍,建立强大的学习,多功能和定制学习是目前一个动态的考试范围。本文提出了一种基于本体和语义web技术的自适应学习管理系统设计与实现的新方法,该方法通过定制模型来表示学习者应该完成的不同活动。它提供了一个基于学习风格和本体的框架来解决学生行为的影响。
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