2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-92363-5_8
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Intellectualization of Educational Information Systems Based on Adaptive Semantic Models

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“…The use of the proposed methodology for the control of knowledge in the form of distance learning [15] also allows for the provision of the following: (a) an individual learning pace when implementing feedback; (b) an activity approach in choosing the solution of the problem, taking into account educational situations; (c) the connection of new concepts with existing concepts and concepts, which improves understanding; (d) the implementation of deep knowledge processing, which increases the use of acquired knowledge in new situations. You can also use the query network to control students' knowledge.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The use of the proposed methodology for the control of knowledge in the form of distance learning [15] also allows for the provision of the following: (a) an individual learning pace when implementing feedback; (b) an activity approach in choosing the solution of the problem, taking into account educational situations; (c) the connection of new concepts with existing concepts and concepts, which improves understanding; (d) the implementation of deep knowledge processing, which increases the use of acquired knowledge in new situations. You can also use the query network to control students' knowledge.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In continuation of this study, Chazhaeva et al (2020) attempted to rank countries moving along the path of digitalization and highlighted the threats that impede this process (Chazhaeva et al, 2020). The study attempts to identify the prospects for bringing the digital economy model in line with current requirements for its sustainability and work out some recommendations for managing its threats (Zlivko et al, 2018;Shikhnabieva et al, 2019;Yemelyanov et al, 2018). In conclusion, the idea is formulated that the practical implementation of the digital economy model does not guarantee its sustainable development -its growth can occur according to one of three scenarios: stable (no fluctuations in GDP growth rates in stable prices, for example, in Indonesia and China); unstable development and crisis (bright fluctuations in GDP growth rates in real terms -for example, in Venezuela and Russia); sustainable growth (the most preferred scenario, which provides for an increase in GDP growth rates in real terms -for example, in Singapore and the USA).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%