Mohamed Amine Chatti, R. Klamma, C. Quix, D. Kensche
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引用次数: 14
Abstract
Our shared belief is that learning, like other human activities, cannot and is not confined within rigidly defined course systems or learning repositories, inclosing learning resources which cannot be tailored to the different learner's needs, skills, interests, preferences, goals, etc. Therefore, a learning environment, besides supporting communication between knowledge providers and consumers, has to be organized in a flexible manner based on different learner profiles. Learner modeling has become a highly challenging task to provide personalized, adaptive and context-based learning. The work presented in this paper addresses this issue by providing a meta-level solution for the description, transformation and matching of learner models, based on standards such as IMS LIP, IEEE PAPI, XML to foster the reuse and exchange of learner models between learning platforms, both by universities and corporations.