WS8 Learning systems · 2011-05-03 · R&D Project Manager –Giunti Labs Italy...
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Making today’s Learning Management Systems adaptive
Lucia Oneto
Fabian Abel
Eelco Herder
David Smits
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Learning Management Systems
• Software for delivering, tracking and managing training/education.
– Systems for managing training/educational records
– Distribution of training over internet and online collaboration.
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LMS applications
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• Record-keeping automation as well as the registration of employees for classroom and online courses.
• Student self-service (e.g., self-registration on instructor-led training)
• Training workflow (e.g., user notification, manager approval, wait-list management)
• On-line learning (e.g., Computer-Based Training, read & understand)
• On-line assessment, management of Continuous Professional Education (CPE)
• Collaborative learning (e.g., application sharing, discussion threads)
• Training resource management (e.g., instructors, facilities, equipment).
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LMS Strenghts - Weaknesses
• Strenghts
– Provides a standard of training to anyone
– Provides records of training made and progresses.
– Can reach a wide and broad number of people (as online course)
- It has a low marginal cost to train more people.
• Weaknesses
– Not customisable (Not tailored for the learners)
– Static (non adaptive to the progress-made and needs of the learner).
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Key Words for a learning environment
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AdaptationAdaptationAdaptationAdaptationAdaptationAdaptationAdaptationAdaptation PersonalizationPersonalizationPersonalizationPersonalizationPersonalizationPersonalizationPersonalizationPersonalization
Access the most appropriate, interesting and challenging learning
activities
Access the most appropriate, interesting and challenging learning
activities
Avoid learning material already acquired and then not any more necessary
Avoid learning material already acquired and then not any more necessary
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Adaptive Learning Environments (ALE)
• Personalization and related adaptation are possible through adaptive learning technology:– WINDS, an adaptive learning environment integrating an intelligent tutoring system, a computer instruction management system and a set of cooperative tools
– AHA!, an open source general-purpose adaptive hypermedia system mainly used in education domain (adaptive guiding, link annotation, link hiding and adaptive presentation)
– InterBook, tool for authoring and delivering adaptive electronic textbooks on the World Wide Web
– APeLs, a multi-model metadata driven adaptive hypermedia system that manages narrative, content and learner into different models.
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Adaptive Learning Environment
Service oriented framework
Manage userManage enrollments into coursesAdministrative workflow managementDelivery of learning materialsAssessment and evaluationsPortfolio management
Single Sign On facility (SSO)Providing communication channelsUser modeling facilitiesUser Profile exchange facilities Adaptation of page content on User Profile
•pre-knowledge
•prerequisites
•preferences
Adaptation of page content on deviceAdaptation of testing toolsCollaborative filtering of resourcesAdaptive guidance
Adaptive Learning Environment & existing LMSs
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Adaptive Learning Environment architecture integrated with existing Learning Management Systems.
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Integration through the GRAPPLE Event Bus.
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GRAPPLE EVENT BUS (GEB)GRAPPLE EVENT BUS (GEB)
GUMFGUMF GALEGALE GATGAT
GUMF = GRAPPLE User Model Framework
GALE = GRAPPLE Adaptive Learning Engine
GAT = GRAPPLE Authoring Tool
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Shibboleth (Single Sign On)
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Conclusions
• The existing LMSs are not able to provide to the final students learning activities tailored to their needs
• In GRAPPLE we have proceeded to satisfy this issue by involving – an engine able to deploy adaptive courses,
– a user model framework able to provide the proper user data and
– an authoring tool that allows creating courses
• Wednesday 30th September, Tutorial1: Creating and Delivering Adaptive Course Creating and Delivering Adaptive Course Creating and Delivering Adaptive Course Creating and Delivering Adaptive Course Material through GRAPPLE.Material through GRAPPLE.Material through GRAPPLE.Material through GRAPPLE.
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THANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOU
Lucia Oneto
R&D Project Manager – Giunti Labs
Italy
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