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RSS-based e-learning recommendations exploiting fuzzy FCA for Knowledge Modeling
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DOI：10.1016/j.asoc.2011.09.004.png)
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Nowadays, Web 2.0 focuses on user generated content, data sharing and collaboration activities. Formats like Really Simple Syndication (RSS) provide structured Web information, display changes in summary form and stay updated about news headlines of interest. This trend has also affected the e-learning domain, where RSS feeds demand for dynamic learning activities, enabling learners and teachers to access to new blog posts, to keep track of new shared media, to consult Learning Objects which meet their needs. This paper presents an approach to enrich personalized e-learning experiences with user-generated content, through a contextualized RSS-feeds fruition. The synergic exploitation of Knowledge Modeling and Formal Concept Analysis techniques enables the design and development of a system that supports learners in their learning activities by collecting, conceptualizing, classifying and providing updated information on specific topics coming from relevant information sources. An agent-based layer supervises the extraction and filtering of RSS feeds whose topics cover a specific educational domain. (C) 2011 Elsevier B. V. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Knowledge Modeling
e-Learning
Web 2.0
Fuzzy logic
Formal Concept Analysis
Agent-based system
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