Intelligent Knowledge Gathering and Management
as New Ways of an Improved Learning Process
Thomas Dietinger, Institute for Information processing
and Computer supported new Media (IICM),
Graz University of Technology, Austria, (tdieting@iicm.edu),
Austrian Web Application Center (AWAC), Austrian
Research Centers Seibersdorf (tdieting@awac.at)
Christian Gütl, Institute for Information processing
and Computer supported new Media (IICM),
Graz University of Technology, Austria, (cguetl@iicm.edu)
Hermann Maurer, Institute for Information processing
and Computer supported new Media (IICM),
Graz University of Technology, Austria, (hmaurer@iicm.edu)
Maja Pivec, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, University
of Maribor,
Slovenia (maja.pivec@uni-mb.si)
Klaus Schmaranz, Institute for
Information processing and Computer supported new Media (IICM),
Graz University of Technology, Austria, (kschmar@iicm.edu)
Abstract:
This paper gives a short description of a working prototype
of an intelligent background knowledge broker as an enhancement module
of the Web base training system GENTLE [Maurer and
Dietinger 97a, Dietinger and Maurer 98a]. The dynamic
and the static library represent a most relevant knowledge repository,
which is automatically enlarged and improved by the users themselves according
to their needs. The gained relevant information is used to improve the
learning process and to support the courseware authoring.
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