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AWELS: Adaptive Web-Based Education and Learning Styles
Kerkrade, The Netherlands July 05-July 07
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Natalia Stash, win.tue.nl
Can learning styles (LS) be applied in current webbased systems? What are the main issues when applying LS in web-based systems? Can LS be authored in current web-based systems? What are the main issues when authoring LS in web-based systems? Can LS applications improve the efficiency of learning in web-based systems? Can LS applications be tested in web-based systems? These are important questions that are starting to be asked both in adaptive hypermedia (AH), as well as in web-based learning communities. This paper?s aim is to raise the awareness of the timeliness of asking these questions now. Moreover, the paper sketches some preliminary answers, intended for starting a cross-disciplinary debate on these issues.
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Alexandra Cristea, Natalia Stash, "AWELS: Adaptive Web-Based Education and Learning Styles," icalt, pp.1135-1136, Sixth IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT'06), 2006
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