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Raising the effectivity of e-learning systems with use of intelligent principles. Igor Sivý , Marián Bučko , Ladislav Madarász. Computational Cybernetics, 2008. ICCC 2008. IEEE International Conference on 27-29 Nov. 2008 Page(s):273 - 275. Professor Students. :王鼎超 :林育弘. O UTLINE.
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Raising the effectivity of e-learning systems with use of intelligent principles Igor Sivý, MariánBučko, LadislavMadarász Computational Cybernetics, 2008. ICCC 2008. IEEE International Conference on 27-29 Nov. 2008 Page(s):273 - 275 Professor Students :王鼎超 :林育弘
OUTLINE • Introduction • Life-Cycle of IELS • Example work • Conclusion
INTRODUCTION • E-learning systems are powerful way for education • Important term in education is quality of this education • E-learning system must also have tools for bringing educational information in simplest way or support learners study
INTRODUCTION • Main problem of e-learning systems • generalisation of learners • all students can take only the same teaching material
INTRODUCTION • Solving for this problem could be Intelligent e-learning systems (IELS) • IELS is attempt for substitution of the teacher • But IELS not possible to make absolute substitution for the teacher • Scientific conferences still brings important conclusions in IELS • It’s can help build interesting systems
LIFE-CYCLE OF IELS • Lifecycle of IELS consist from these steps: • Analysis of situation • Design of system • Programming, implementation and testing
LIFE-CYCLE OF IELS • Analysis of situation • First question of analysis is determining that if there was an existing e-learning system • possible to update old system, or create new one • Second step could be analysis of studying material • very important part of analysis, because after that is possible to choose best intelligence support for that system
LIFE-CYCLE OF IELS • Design of system • IELS is big, modular system and architecture figure basic communications between each module Data repository Admin environment Lector environment Course developer env. LMS tools Virtual class Student environment
EXAMPLE WORK • Provided on existing e-learning system named eEduser • First step was analysis of teaching materials • eEduser is general e-learning system, which can’t bring education in many areas • Then selected intelligent principle was Optimal Path • Next step would by storing new modules into this architecture, which help covers choose intelligent principle
EXAMPLE WORK Admin environment Kernel of system Data repository Developer environment Creation of Courses / LMS tools Student model Lector environment Bind module Monitoring module Virtual class Student environment Adaptability module
EXAMPLE WORK • New modules • Bind module • Developer can set binds between teaching materials • Adaptability module • control teaching materials server to learner • Monitoring module • monitors learner study • Student model • contains information about learners study
CONCLUSION • system could be than named as Intelligent e-learning system • Main part of analysis is analysis of teaching materials and choosing the best supporting intelligent principle (technology) • Designing architecture of system and every new technology require rebuild of system