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Adaptive micro learning [electronic resource] : using fragmented time to learn / by Geng Sun, Jun Shen, Jiayin Lin.

By: Sun, Geng.
Contributor(s): Shen, Jun | Lin, Jiayin.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: Intelligent information systems: 5.Publisher: Singapore : World Scientific, [2020]Description: 1 online resource (vi, 144 p.).ISBN: 9789811207464; 9811207461.Subject(s): Educational innovations | Artificial intelligence -- Educational applications | Computer-assisted instruction | Teaching -- Aids and devices | Cloud computing | Big dataGenre/Form: Electronic books.DDC classification: 371.33
Contents:
Introduction -- Literature review -- Research design -- Comprehensive learner model for micro open -- Semantic knowledge base construction : education data -- Online computation for mlaas -- Implementation and empirical evaluation -- Conclusion -- Index.
Summary: "This compendium introduces an artificial intelligence-supported solution to realize adaptive micro learning over open education resource (OER). The advantages of cloud computing and big data are leveraged to promote the categorization and customization of OERs micro learning context. For a micro-learning service, OERs are tailored into fragmented pieces to be consumed within shorter time frames"--Publisher's website.
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"This compendium introduces an artificial intelligence-supported solution to realize adaptive micro learning over open education resource (OER). The advantages of cloud computing and big data are leveraged to promote the categorization and customization of OERs micro learning context. For a micro-learning service, OERs are tailored into fragmented pieces to be consumed within shorter time frames"--Publisher's website.

Introduction -- Literature review -- Research design -- Comprehensive learner model for micro open -- Semantic knowledge base construction : education data -- Online computation for mlaas -- Implementation and empirical evaluation -- Conclusion -- Index.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

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