An Ontology to Support Authoring Tools for Sustainable Energy Education

Karetsos, Sotirios; Haralambopoulos, Dias

doi:10.1109/cisis.2009.186

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“…Sustainable Energy Education (SEED) Wiki (Karetsos & Haralambopoulos, 2010), a semantic Wiki built on the top of Semantic MediaWiki platform (Krötzsch, Vrandecic, & Völkel, 2006) and based on the enriched, by the integration of the competency model, framework can be used for such evaluation experiments in future.…”

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Integration of Competencies in an Ontology-Based Framework Supporting Teachers to Construct Learning Designs in the Domain of Sustainable Energy Education

Karetsos

Haralambopoulos

2011

Journal of Teacher Education for Sustainability

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Integration of Competencies in an Ontology-Based Framework Supporting Teachers to Construct Learning Designs in the Domain of Sustainable Energy Education In previous work, a framework based on three ontologies (content, learning design and sustainable energy domain models) was introduced in order to support teachers to construct learning designs in the field of sustainable energy education. This paper is focusing on the integration of a competency model in the structure of this framework. This model actually interconnects the other three models by establishing connections between learning objects, learners, activities, learning objectives/competencies and knowledge in the sustainable energy domain. It enriches the description of learning resources enabling their search and retrieval via queries based on competency parameters and can also support competency-based reasoning in order for the competency gaps to be filled. The competency model came as an answer to a literature review triggered by some results of a Wizard of Oz experiment along with the aim to integrate into the framework sets of questions supporting learning in sustainable energy domain.

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Section: Conclusion and Implications For Further Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%