Providing an e-learning platform in a university context - balancing the organisational frame for application service providing

Bleek, Wolf-Gideon; Jackewitz, Iver

doi:10.1109/hicss.2004.1265215

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“…doi:10.1016/j.eswa.2010.05.010 (Bleek & Jackewitz, 2004). The aims were: (1) to analyse collaboration, (2) that the method should offer inference before the collaboration process finished, and (3) that all the process should be domain independent (understanding by domain the context given by the course contents).…”

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Application of machine learning techniques to analyse student interactions and improve the collaboration process

Anaya

Boticario

2011

Expert Systems with Applications

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Application of machine learning techniques to analyse student interactions and improve the collaboration process

Anaya

Boticario

2011

Expert Systems with Applications

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“…The SAP HCC acts as an application service provider (ASP) for academia [1]. As shown in table I, it provides support for 58 academic customers with an estimated number of about 18, 400 users.…”

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“…The so-called best-match-server is the one that minimizes cost function (1). In case all servers show a resource utilization higher than AL, the server with minimal exceedance is chosen.…”

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Evaluation of Adaptive Computing Concepts for Classical ERP Systems and Enterprise Services

Wimmer

Nicolescu

Gmach

et al. 2006

The 8th IEEE International Conference on E-Commerce Technology and the 3rd IEEE International Conference on Enterprise Computin

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To ensure the operability and reliability of large scale Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP), a peak-load oriented hardware sizing is often used. Better utilization can be achieved by employing an adaptive infrastructure based on smaller computational units in combination with an intelligent allocation management. The SAP University Competence Center (German SAP HCC) at the Technische Universität München provides support for 55 ERP training systems. The evaluation of the historical load data revealed that many applications exhibit cyclical resource consumption. In this paper we show the extraction of load patterns and present self-organizing controlling concepts in the context of the SAP HCC.

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“…Some design rules/methods are introduced as follows. ASP model [2] classifies an Internet-based e-learning environment as the following tasks: application development, hosting, network access, marketing, customer support, user support, hardware delivery, and software delivery. To link these tasks, the following roles are defined as: customer, user, solution partner, software partner, infrastructure partner, network service partner, support partner, marketing partner, hardware vendor, and software vendor.…”

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Internet-Based E-Learning Workflow Process

Yong

2006

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. More and more people are interested in Internet-based e-learning. Internet-based e-learning has become one very important arena of modern education system. This paper is based our Internet-based e-learning teaching experience which comes from one of the leading e-learning university, the University of Southern Queensland. The Internet-based e-learning system can effectively reach the expected achievement through a well-designed workflow mechanism. The whole e-learning environment is made of four sub-workflow systems, teaching, learning, administration and technology support. Through well-designed four sub-workflow systems, all key activities are identified from these sub-workflow systems. Through improving these key activities, the whole Internet-based e-learning process has got a significant improvement. The performance of learning and teaching through this new-designed e-learning workflow system has better satisfied all aspects of learning, teaching, administration and technology support.

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Providing an e-learning platform in a university context - balancing the organisational frame for application service providing

Cited by 8 publications

References 23 publications

Application of machine learning techniques to analyse student interactions and improve the collaboration process

Application of machine learning techniques to analyse student interactions and improve the collaboration process

Evaluation of Adaptive Computing Concepts for Classical ERP Systems and Enterprise Services

Internet-Based E-Learning Workflow Process

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