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Progress-Based E-Learning Courses with Hierarchical Subject Structures
Kaohsiung, Taiwan July 05-July 08
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Dan Tian, California State University of Monterey Bay
This paper presents implementation and pedagogy design of progress-based E-Learning courses with hierarchical subject structures. It extends our previous work on courses with sequential subject structures. The progress-based E-Learning emphasizes personalized course content delivery based on a student?s course comprehension measurement, learning aptitude, and learning progress rules. Supporting courses with hierarchical subject structures increases the range of courses suitable for progress-based E-Learning. It also provides flexibility in course content development. The implementation of these courses can employ the Learning Advancement Management System (LAMS), a Web-based software system we introduced previously for supporting multiple progress-based E-Learning courses through Web services.
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Dan Tian, "Progress-Based E-Learning Courses with Hierarchical Subject Structures," icalt, pp.674-676, Fifth IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT'05), 2005
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