Adaptive Hypermedia Systems for E-Learning
Souhaib Aammou, Mohamed Khaldi, El Kadiri Kamal Eddine, Ibrahimi Ahmed
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Souhaib Aammou, Mohamed Khaldi, El Kadiri Kamal Eddine, Ibrahimi Ahmed
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The domain of traditional hypermedia is revolutionized by the arrival of the concept of adaptation. Currently the domain of Adaptive Hypermedia Systems (AHS) is constantly growing. A major goal of current research is to provide a personalized educational experience that meets the needs specific to each learner (knowledge level, goals, motivation etc...). In this article we have studied the possibility of implementing traditional features of adaptive hypermedia in an open environment, and discussed the standards for describing learning objects and architectural models based on the use of ontologies as a prerequisite for such an adaptation.
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The domain of traditional hypermedia is revolutionized by the arrival of the concept of adaptation. Currently the domain of Adaptive Hypermedia Systems (AHS) is constantly growing. A major goal of current research is to provide a personalized educational experience that meets the needs specific to each learner (knowledge level, goals, motivation etc...). In this article we have studied the possibility of implementing traditional features of adaptive hypermedia in an open environment, and discussed the standards for describing learning objects and architectural models based on the use of ontologies as a prerequisite for such an adaptation.
Key concepts: Adaptive hypermedia, Hypermedia, Adaptation (eye), Computer science, Domain (mathematical analysis), Adaptive learning, Multimedia, Human–computer interaction