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E-learning Activities Recommender System (ELARS)
Department of Informatics, University of Rijeka Radmile Matejčić 2, Rijeka, Hrvatska Tel.: Fax: E-learning Activities Recommender System (ELARS) Nataša Hoić-Božić, Martina Holenko Dlab Division of multimedia systems and e-learning .
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Outline Introduction ELARS recommender system
System structure Experimental results and Conclusions Future plans - "E-learning Recommender System" project DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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Introduction Collaborative learning activities (e-tivities)
Web 2.0 tools interactivity Recommender systems personalization PhD thesis: Recommender system for activities in computer-supported collaborative learning (defended in July 2014) Supervisors: Professor Vedran Mornar and Associate Professor Nataša Hoić-Božić DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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ELARS - E-Learning Activities Recommender System
Personalization of collaborative e-learning activities performed using Web 2.0 tools recommendations for students and groups before and during e-tivities Activity level estimation quantity and continuity of student’s (group’s) contributions enable recommendations generation support teachers in evaluation of students’ work DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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ELARS system structure
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Activity model Course activities: Items for recommendations:
classified (6 different types) grouped in learning modules Items for recommendations: Optional e-tivities Web 2.0 tools Collaborators Advice Mind mapping Your activity level is not satisfying so it is highly recommended that you participate to a greater extent. DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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Activities workflow example
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Student and group models
Student’s characteristics Learning styles (VARK model) Web 2.0 tools preferences Knowledge level Activity level Group’s characteristics DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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Subsystem for generating recommendations
Ranking items according to usefulness support students in decision Filter appropriate advice from pre-defined set Techniques adapted to the educational domain include pedagogical rules teachers can modify the recommendation criteria DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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Recommending offered optional e-tivities
Usefulness: similarity student ↔ e-tivity (teachers criteria) Technique: content-based 0.80 0.67 0.50 student group DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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Recommending possible collaborators
Usefulness: similarity (teachers criteria) Technique: content-based 0.90 0.87 0.86 0.82 Homogeneous 0.33 0.45 0.67 0.90 Heterogeneous DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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Recommending Web 2.0 tools offered for certain e-tivity
Usefulness: student’s preference of the target tool (prediction of missing values) Technique: hybrid (collaborative filtering content-based) student group 0.90 0.32 -0.5 DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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Providing advice Technique: knowledge-based Useful/not useful
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ELARS web application http://161.53.18.114/elars DAAD WS 2014
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ELARS demo DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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Learning modules and activities
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Decision activities DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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Activity levels and advice
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Experimental results and Conclusion
Evaluation focused on pedagogical aspects two e-courses (University of Rijeka, Croatia) control and experimental group: better results (points) for e-tivities survey: students are satisfied with received recommendations and find the system useful Good results on experimental courses and students’ satisfaction provide motivation for further work and improvements. DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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Future plans - "E-learning Recommender System" project
"E-learning Recommender System" project supported by University of Rijeka Future plans recommendations algorithms improvements improvements of ELARS authoring component for teachers creating and evaluating didactical models for the use of Web 2.0 based e-tivities in different types of blended and online higher education e-courses DAAD WS 2014 26/8/2014
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