<p><p>This volume presents recent research on <b>Methodologies and Intelligent Systems for Technology Enhanced Learning. </b>It contains the contributions of ebuTEL 2013 conference which took place in Trento, Italy, on September, 16th 2013 and of mis4TEL 2014 conference, which took take place in Sal
Intelligent and Adaptive Learning Systems: Technology Enhanced Support for Learners and Teachers
β Scribed by Sabine Graf, Fuhua Lin
- Publisher
- IGI Global snippet
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 425
- Edition
- 1
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Technology enhanced learning takes place in many different forms and contexts, including formal and informal settings, individual and collaborative learning, learning in the classroom, at home, at work, and outdoor in real life situations, as well as desktop-based learning and learning by using mobile devices. Environments range from desktop-based learning systems such as learning management systems, which present learners with learning material and activities, to mobile, pervasive, and ubiquitous learning environments which are used in real life settings and enable learners to learn from real learning objects. In each of these forms and contexts, adaptive and intelligent support has potential to contribute in making such learning environments more personalized, user-friendly, and effective in supporting learners in learning. Intelligent and Adaptive Learning Systems: Technology Enhanced Support for Learners and Teachers focuses on how intelligent support and adaptive features can be integrated in currently used learning systems and discusses how intelligent and adaptive learning systems can be improved in order to provide a better learning environment for learners. This book provides academics as well as professional practitioners innovative research work for enhancing learning environments with adaptively and intelligent support in different contexts and settings, ranging from provision of courses and assessment in formal desktop-based learning systems to learning environments that support collaborative, informal, ubiquitous learning.
β¦ Table of Contents
Copyright Page......Page 3
Editorial Advisory Board......Page 4
Table of Contents......Page 6
Detailed Table of Contents......Page 11
Forward......Page 18
Preface......Page 21
Acknowledgement......Page 26
Section 1......Page 27
Decision Models in the Design of Adaptive Educational Hypermedia Systems......Page 28
Automatic Personalization in E-Learning Based on Recommendation Systems......Page 46
Engineering and Reengineering of Technology Enhanced Learning Scenarios Using Context Awareness Processes......Page 61
From Europe to China......Page 86
An Architecture for Learning Environments Based on the Lightweight Integration of Intelligent Agents......Page 98
Section 2......Page 114
Intelligent Model-Based Feedback......Page 115
A Knowledge-Based Approach of Modeling an Internet-Based Intelligent Learning Environment for Comprehending Common Fraction Operations......Page 128
From βSelf-Testedβ to βSelf-Testingβ......Page 146
A Tool for Adaptive E-Assessment of Project Management Competences......Page 160
E-Learning Tools with Intelligent Assessment and Feedback for Mathematics Study......Page 178
Section 3......Page 191
Boosting Semantic Relations for Example Population in Concept Learning......Page 192
Improving User Profiling for a Richer Personalization......Page 209
Tracing the Metacognitive Competencies of Online Learners......Page 225
A Multi-Actor Ontology-Based Assistance Model......Page 240
Context-aware Framework for Supporting Personalisation and Adaptation in Creation of Learning Designs......Page 256
Section 4......Page 276
Analyzing Critical Functions of Recording Tools for Synchronous Cyber Classroom Instruction......Page 277
Software Agent Systems for Supporting Student Team Project Working......Page 291
Section 5......Page 306
Embodied and Embedded Intelligence......Page 307
Technology Enhanced Language Learning in Virtual Worlds......Page 320
Section 6......Page 337
Mobile Learning......Page 338
Mobile Computing and Mixed-Initiative Support for Writing Competence......Page 354
Compilation of References......Page 369
About the Contributors......Page 406
Index......Page 420
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