2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.procs.2021.12.263
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Ontological user profile for E-orientation platforms

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“…Costa et al [18] established humancomputer interaction (HCI) ontology to clarify the main concepts involved in the HCI phenomenon and solve the semantic interoperability problem caused by the disunity of HCI system concepts. Adib et al [19] proposed an ontology that is capable of gathering and evaluating user-related messages and using the most appropriate suggestions or directions to define a custom profile. In summary, the study shows that the use of ontology language to establish a uniform specification for describing requirements can improve the effective management and efficient reuse of resources and solve the high coordination cost and interoperability problems caused by the semantic barriers associated with the definition of operational terms and software development procedures.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Costa et al [18] established humancomputer interaction (HCI) ontology to clarify the main concepts involved in the HCI phenomenon and solve the semantic interoperability problem caused by the disunity of HCI system concepts. Adib et al [19] proposed an ontology that is capable of gathering and evaluating user-related messages and using the most appropriate suggestions or directions to define a custom profile. In summary, the study shows that the use of ontology language to establish a uniform specification for describing requirements can improve the effective management and efficient reuse of resources and solve the high coordination cost and interoperability problems caused by the semantic barriers associated with the definition of operational terms and software development procedures.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This concept was first proposed by Alan Cooper [1] in the late 1990s in the field of software development and gained popularity as a part of user-centered design processes in the commercial field [3]. The concept of learner personas applied in the education field was derived from user personas in the commercial field [4]. Learner personas in the education field are well-developed fictional profiles that represent the target learners for whom you are designing a learning program.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%