Hai Zhuge
ABSTRACT
An active e-course is a self-representable and self-organizable document mechanism with a flexible structure. The kernel of the active e-course is to organize learning materials into a "concept space" rather than a "page space". Besides highly interactive service it supports adaptive learning by dynamically selecting organizing and presenting the learning materials for different students. During the learning progress it also provides assessments on students' learning performances and gives suggestions to guide them in further learning. We have implemented an authoring tool and a course prototype to support the constructivist learning.
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Cross Ref
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- Zhuge, H., Active e-document framework ADF: model and tool, Information and Management, 41(1) (2003), 87--97. Google ScholarDigital Library
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Index Terms
- Active e-course for constructivist learning
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