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Finding Suitable Course Material through a Semantic Search Agent for Learning Management Systems of Distance Education

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3 Author(s)
Celik, D. ; Comput. Eng, Istanbul Aydin Univ., Istanbul, Turkey ; Elci, A. ; Elverici, E.

Developing technology and increasing usage of computers around the world make Internet a convenient tool for Distance Education (DE) systems. Learning Management Systems-(LMSs) of DE around the world serve content-based courses to students/users via static pages on the Web. Additionally, querying for specific course content of an entire course in LMS is only possible by syntactic-based search agents which limit the search. Therefore, it is thought that querying of contents through semantic-based approaches would make LMSs more helpful for a student/user through the Semantic Web (SW) approach. Queries can be meaning based and this can enable the system to make meaningful inference in human-computer interaction. In this article, we propose a system architecture that performs semantic -- based searches through an agent in order to plan student-based schedule of course documents automatically according to student's performance in the course of a semester. OWL language of the SW technology is used during the development of the ontology of the LMS system that is used as a knowledgebase and queried to obtain required data. In this article, we concentrate on developing the system as a module for a LMS currently in use.

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Computer Software and Applications Conference Workshops (COMPSACW), 2011 IEEE 35th Annual

Date of Conference: 18-22 July 2011

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