2016
DOI: 10.1007/s13369-016-2292-2
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A Recommender Model in E-learning Environment

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“…In our experimentation, the final exam for each course is considered to be acquired by the learner, if he obtains a score of control higher than 10/20. The learners' scores can be interpreted according to the percentage of correct answers, as follows: (excellent) (18)(19)(20), (very good), (16-18) (good), (14-16), (average) (10)(11)(12)(13)(14) and (marginal) (<10). Several studies suggest that students' satisfaction is an important factor in order to measure the effectiveness success of the E-learning process.…”
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“…In our experimentation, the final exam for each course is considered to be acquired by the learner, if he obtains a score of control higher than 10/20. The learners' scores can be interpreted according to the percentage of correct answers, as follows: (excellent) (18)(19)(20), (very good), (16-18) (good), (14-16), (average) (10)(11)(12)(13)(14) and (marginal) (<10). Several studies suggest that students' satisfaction is an important factor in order to measure the effectiveness success of the E-learning process.…”
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“…In last decade, a number of Learning Recommender Systems (LRSs) based on collaborative filtering have been introduced in order to support learners to achieve specific learning needs. Nevertheless, considering the various existing digital learning objects, such frameworks, could potentially play an important educational role [10,14,15].…”
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