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Dmitry Mouromtsev, Aleksei Romanov, Dmitry Volchek and Fedor Kozlov Laboratory ISST @ ITMO University, St. Petersburg, Russia “Metadata Extraction from Open edX Online Courses Using Dynamic Mapping of NoSQL Queries”
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The evolution of education technologies
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MOOC statistics
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Course distribution
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Students enrollment in edx.org
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The Open edX platform
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Use semantics to make education materials reusable and flexible Interlink different types of data All advantages of Linked Data for education Stay Linked
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Just Imagine
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Enhanced Course Ontology for Open edX Platform Triple store and SPARQL endpoint as a backend Data providers for automatic data extraction Basics
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Course structure hierarchy
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Ontology development tools Protégé - open source ontology editor ontology http://protege.stanford.edu Ontodia - free online OWL and RDF diagramming tool http://ontodia.org
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18 Classes 14 Object Properties 23 Data Properties based on Top-level ontologies: AIISO, BIBO, TEACH Ontology model (course and users)
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Ontology model (course structure)
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The Course Structure API not provides the information about content Data about courses and their content is stored in MongoDB database SQL database rewriters as are no use Method
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Implementation
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Outcomes select ?s ?p ?o where {?s ?p } SPARQL queries to extracted metadata
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Download course data via SPARQL endpoint Develop new and update existing courses by refining and reusing already existing information. Interlink and relate distinct courses Conclusion
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Documentation and implementation of the described method as a component of Open edX Full ontology mapping with course information on any language Recommendation service for course developers Native edX integration Future Work
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Thanks! Dmitry Volchek - dvolchekspb@gmail.com Romanov Aleksei - gloomspb@gmail.com https://github.com/ailabitmo/edx-ontology Russia, Saint-Petersburg, 2016
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