2010 10th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies 2010
DOI: 10.1109/icalt.2010.224
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Educational Tool Based on Topology and Evolution of Hyperlinks in the Wikipedia

Abstract: Abstract-We propose a new method to support educational exploration in the hyperlink network of the Wikipedia online encyclopedia. The learner is provided with alternative parallel ranking lists, each one promoting hyperlinks that represent a different pedagogical perspective to the desired learning topic. The learner can browse the conceptual relations between the latest versions of articles or the conceptual relations belonging to consecutive temporal versions of an article, or a mixture of both approaches. … Show more

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“…Since emerging in both social networks and the world's largest wiki, the Wikipedia online encyclopedia [7], small world networks are a promising structure for representing educational knowledge. Methods developed to model and explore knowledge in the Wikipedia give inspiration for developing pedagogically motivated knowledge repositories based on resembling wiki frameworks to support collaboratively various personalized learning tasks [8]. Having over 3 million articles in English, more than concepts in a typical human vocabulary [9], the full content of Wikipedia cannot be effectively evaluated all the time [10] and thus it seems reasonable to generate guidance for exploration by evaluating only few steps further in the knowledge network.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since emerging in both social networks and the world's largest wiki, the Wikipedia online encyclopedia [7], small world networks are a promising structure for representing educational knowledge. Methods developed to model and explore knowledge in the Wikipedia give inspiration for developing pedagogically motivated knowledge repositories based on resembling wiki frameworks to support collaboratively various personalized learning tasks [8]. Having over 3 million articles in English, more than concepts in a typical human vocabulary [9], the full content of Wikipedia cannot be effectively evaluated all the time [10] and thus it seems reasonable to generate guidance for exploration by evaluating only few steps further in the knowledge network.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%