Adaptive Systems for Web-Based Education: Tools and reusabilityWorkshop at AIED 2005
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Workshop motivation |
Web-based education is currently a hot research and development area. Benefits of Web-based education are clear at hand: learners from all over the world can enroll in learning activities, communicate with other students or teachers, can discuss and control their learning progress - solely based on an internet-capable computer. A challenging research goal is to tailor the access to web-based education systems to the individual learners' needs, as determined by such factors as their previous knowledge on the subject, their learning style, their general attitude and/or their cultural or linguistic background. A number of Web-based adaptive and intelligent systems have been developed over the last 5 years. However, a larger variety of innovative systems can still be created and evaluated to provide a real difference in E-Learning. The goal of this workshop is to provide a forum for the discussion of recent trends and perspectives in adaptive systems for web-based education, and thus to continue the series of workshops on this topic held at past conferences. |
Topics |
The list of topics includes, but is not limited to:
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Submissions |
Papers will be accepted in the following categories:
Submissions must:
Accepted papers will be available through the workshop website before the conference, and published in separate workshop proceedings. Two of the previous workshops on this subject have served as a basis for two journal special issues (see IJAIED v.12 and v.13). We intend to continue this tradition, inviting best workshop papers to be submitted to a special issue of a relevant journal. |
Organizing Comittee |
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Peter Brusilovsky |
University of Pittsburgh |
peterb (at) mail.sis.pitt.edu |
Ricardo Conejo |
University of Málaga |
conejo (at) lcc.uma.es |
Eva Millán |
University of Málaga |
eva (at) lcc.uma.es |
Program Committee |
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Susan Bull |
University of Birmingham |
s.bull (at) bham.ac.uk |
Peter Dolog |
University of Hannover |
dolog (at) l3s.de |
Jon Dron |
University of Brighton. |
jon.dron (at) brighton.ac.uk |
Maria Grigoriadou |
University of Athens |
gregor (at) di.uoa.gr |
Nicola Henze |
University of Hannover |
henze (at) kbs.uni-hannover.de |
Judy Kay |
University of Sydney |
judy (at) it.usyd.edu.au |
Jaakko Kurhila |
University of Helsinki |
jaakkokurhila (at) cs.helsinki.fi |
Judith Masthoff |
University of Aberdeen |
jmasthoff (at) csd.abdn.ac.uk |
Tanya Mitrovic |
University of Canterbury |
t.mitrovic (at) canterbury.ac.nz |
Demetrios Sampson |
University of Piraeus |
sampson (at) iti.gr |
Amy Soller |
Institute for Defense Analyses,Virginia |
asoller (at) ida.org
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