Volume 02 Number 2 July 2012

    
A Didactic E-learning Platform with Open Content Navigation and Adaptive Exercises

Jonatan Gomez, Elizabeth Leon, Arles Rodriguez, Edwin Camilo Cubides

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Abstract In this paper an intelligent platform of virtual learning is presented. The platform supports autonomous learning of students and allows administrators to develop virtual academic programs. Platform has tools for classes and quizzes and generates a map of contents based on the relationship between content units allowing students to navigate the topic in an autonomous way. Platform can represent the... Read More


A Smart Cloud Repository for Online Instrument

Wiem Rekik, Maher Khemakhem

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Abstract During The last few decades, remote laboratories have been integrated into education and research in all fields of engineering. Remote access gives users hands on experience with direct control over instruments and devices, and allows them to be accessed 24 hours a day from anywhere. It appears to offer a simple solution to problems of distance, expensive equipment, and limited... Read More


An Ontolgy-Based Approach for Learning Annotations Reuse

Nadia Aloui, Faiez Gargouri

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Abstract In this paper, we present an approach to adapt and reuse learning annotations and contexts by describing the process to capitalization and reuse of learning annotations and associated learning contexts. This is to provide to the actor, an appropriate learning which is reviewed or validated previously by others, with similar learning contexts. The modeling and the formalization of learning annotations... Read More


Cloud Libraries: A Novel Application of Cloud Computing

Faiz Abidi, Hasan Jamal Abidi, Syed Armani

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Abstract Libraries all over the world suffer from common problems like flexibility associated with the digital data, lower levels of efficiency, and huge cost involved in managing the entire IT infrastructure themselves. Few options are available when it comes to collaborating with other libraries as well which is the prime reason for subordinate levels of efficiency. Cloud computing would help us... Read More


Investigating the Factors that Affect Peoples’ Acceptance of E-Learning Systems and Websites

Dhiya Al-Jumeily, Abir Hussain, Hissam Tawfik

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Abstract The main focus of this paper is to investigate the use of Technology Acceptance Model to understand the factors that affect people’s acceptance of E-Learning Systems and Websites, including cultural factors. E-Learning Technologies are in general considered to be useful and important to the learning process. Despite this perceived usefulness, some people are still not adopting the use of E-Learning... Read More