2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.compedu.2013.05.009
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Data mining for providing a personalized learning path in creativity: An application of decision trees

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“…Buena parte de la creatividad desarrollada en el aula en el marco de la inclusión de las TIC depende de esta cuestión (Lin et al, 2013).…”
Section: De La Tecnología a Un Nuevo Panorama Cognitivounclassified
“…Buena parte de la creatividad desarrollada en el aula en el marco de la inclusión de las TIC depende de esta cuestión (Lin et al, 2013).…”
Section: De La Tecnología a Un Nuevo Panorama Cognitivounclassified
“…Personalized learning "Personalized learning aims to develop individualized learning programs for each student with the intent to engage him/her in the learning process to optimize each child's learning potential and success". [78].…”
Section: Eai Endorsed Transactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Online learning is also seen as a form of distance education where technology mediates the process [7]. E-learning often overlaps with most of the other learning terms here studied [1,30,78]. Finally, combinations occur with many terms.…”
Section: Shedding Light On Multiple Ways Of Learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Either in real time or after the fact, you can use the log data to provide personalized paths and information to users. This is similar to "choose your own adventure" books, where researchers can customize the user experience based on user input or provide options to students based on their expressed or latent needs (Chen, 2008;Köck & Paramythis, 2011;Lin, Yeh, Hung, & Chang, 2013;Zorrilla, Menasalvas, Marín, Mora, & Segovia, 2005).…”
Section: Contributions Of Click-track Data With Educational Data Minimentioning
confidence: 99%