Learning management system (LMS) such as Claroline, Ganesha, Chamilo, Moodle ..., are commonly and well used in e-education (e-learning). Most of theTechnology Enhanced Learning (TEL) focus on supporting teachers in the creation and organization of online courses. However, in general, they do not consider individual differences of each learner. In addition, they do not provide enough indicators which will help to track the learners.
In this paper, we investigate the benefits of integrating learning styles in the Web-based educational systems. Also we are interested in the use of interaction traces in order to address the lack of feedback between the learner and the teacher.
Generally, we aim to offer a tool that allows the tutor and the instructional designer to interpret learner courses, in order to provide help as needed for each individual.
Our work is concerned with monitoring and periodic evaluation of students' skills acquired during their university education. The objective of our work is to provide software tools for supporting and mentoring students in order to improve their quality of life. We suggest a computing device "ISIFePortfolio" which not only allows monitoring of learners, but also plays the role of an ePortfolio (electronic portfolio) skills, and a social networking combined systems. This tool includes a broad range of collaborative working solutions and the ePortfolio is considered an extension of the "paper" records of a student as an individual digital space available on the Internet in such a secure and personalized way, collecting personal resources, experiences, studies, acquired skills, relationships with trainers, working groups, classmates and that will be saved throughout the training course. Based on Mahara technology, "ISIFePortfolio" is an application implemented by ORDIPU team at the University Hassan II Mohammedia -Casablanca. It has been integrated into the platform of distance education "Education Master ISIF" for the master "Engineering Information Systems and Training."
Education and distance education often provide answers to several issues related to the transmission of knowledge, its design and acquisition. However, these virtual learning environments do not meet with the same degree of satisfaction for all users, it is probably im-perative to decide on the methodology of integrating transmission order size ergonomic, aes-thetic, practical, time relating ... all shared a concern, which is the consideration of the student user of these new technologies in order to develop that knowledge or general order of these skills in a specific discipline.
Our research is mainly focused on this problem by providing a hand, a situation analysis based on practical experiences in Morocco, and affecting the integration of new technologies for education and training, and other hand, the presentation of a distance learning platform, bringing in an electronic environment and intelligent stakeholders, namely, trainers, coaches, learners, tutors, and mentors.
Teachers, students and administrative framework are called continually to make and exchange services. To structure the information flow we modeled a significant information system based on ergonomic design university. The product of our work is a computing device, has solved several constraints. We also conducted its assessment by measuring the impact of its use.
The integration of new technologies for education is no longer an alternative; it has become an obligation and even guidance to develop these knowledge-sided. Today we share this work in order to present our experience and outlining the results, and also to examine the tracks that will follow to advance the science of modeling and engineering of learning ergonomics.
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