Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Computer Systems and Technologies 2012
DOI: 10.1145/2383276.2383332
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Ontological presentation of analysis method for technology-enhanced learning

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“…That action plan will be manageable by the platform administrators and users. For defining the skill types and categories, a taxonomy, stored in an ontology can be used (Paneva-Marinova, Pavlova-Draganova, Draganov, & Georgiev, 2012). It will allow storing all relationships between them in a way that will help easily derive sequences, combinations and substitutes for activities needed to acquire a specific knowledge or skill.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…That action plan will be manageable by the platform administrators and users. For defining the skill types and categories, a taxonomy, stored in an ontology can be used (Paneva-Marinova, Pavlova-Draganova, Draganov, & Georgiev, 2012). It will allow storing all relationships between them in a way that will help easily derive sequences, combinations and substitutes for activities needed to acquire a specific knowledge or skill.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The ontology [7] defines the following base classes: Action, Analysis, Efficiency, Feature, Objective, Purpose, Type and User. The Action class is subclassed by: BreakingDown, Choosing, Classifying, Comparing, Correlating, Diagramming, Differentiating, Discriminating, Distinguishing, Focusing, Illustrating, Inferring, Limiting, Outlining, PointingOut, Prioritizing, Recognizing, Separating and Subdividing, used to describe the types of learning goals within the Bloom's Taxonomy.…”
Section: Ontological Model Of the Analysis Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%