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2008, IFIP – The International Federation for Information Processing
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The authors discuss the educational and research benefits of applying an innovative technology—topic maps—for organizing and retrieving online information in the context of web-based courseware. Topic maps offer a standards-based approach to encoding expert's domain and instructional knowledge, that is, to building educational ontologies and courseware components. This allows further reuse, sharing, and interoperability of knowledge structures and teaching units between courseware authors and developers.
British Journal of Educational Technology
TM4L: Creating and browsing educational topic maps2006 •
In this article, we describe TM4L, an environment for building, maintaining and using standards-based, ontology-aware e-learning repositories. It is based on the idea that concept-driven access to learning material implemented as a topic map can bridge the gap between a learner and targeted knowledge. One of the driving goals of this work is to increase the reusability of available educational resources by enabling the use of a developed subject ontology with courses on the same subject with different stricture. Another goal of TM4L is to support an efficient context-based retrieval of learning content tailored to the needs of a learner working on an educational task. The paper focuses on three aspects of the TM4L environment: domain modelling, editing capabilities and the interface for exploring the learning collection. The key features of the TM4L functionality are illustrated with some examples.
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Workshop: Unorthodox Approaches to Eurasian Studies I A Joint Workshop by CARSI / ESCAS / MARMARA University Marmara University, Istanbul 11-13 October 2024 (deadline 31 July 2024) The organisers The European Society for Central Asian Studies http://www.escas.org/about-escas/ in collaboration with the project CARSI (Central Asian Research on Social Innovation) https://www.carsi-se.eu/ is planning to hold cozy and friendly workshop at Marmara University in October Rationale This small workshop, and possibly book project that will result, is intended as a platform for reflection about how far research on Central Asia and its neighbourhood has gone so far. We welcome papers with virtually any focus and spacing from societal, political to economic dynamics of contemporary Central Asia as long as they propose a novel focus (be this an underexplored topic, an innovative methodology or novel theorisation of existing phenomena). We are particularly interested in topics and approach that sound unorthodox or unusual. On the other hand, we are not obsessed with having to discuss only extremely unorthodox or unusual topics. We rather seek to stimulate a conversation to look at mainstream and alternative topics through some different lenses or framework for interpretation. Expected sessions This presential (no online presentations) workshop will host a small amount of papers so to leave space for discussions and reflections but also socialisation, networking and building up new collaborations across the region. There will be space for social events (i.e. dinner, a walking tour) and for training sessions (i.e. publication strategies, fundraising). Each session will be chaired by a specialist to promote constructive discussions and offer suggestions Geographical scope The geographical focus is also flexible. We are open to comparisons with other regions (as long as Central Asia is in the picture) and to the broader Eurasian region, spacing from Turkey and the Caucasus to Afghanistan, Pakistan, Mongolia and Western China in addition to the five Central Asian post-Soviet republics. Follow-up plans We plan to share plans for a joint publication (special issue of a journal or edited book, or both if there are enough good papers) and the event shall also be an occasion to discuss possible future workshops in the region Submissions If interested, please send, by the 31th of July, a 300 word abstract and a short biographical statement to escastudies@protonmail.com please also cc to: melanie.sadozai@zea.uni-regensburg.de and abel.polese@dcu.ie Financial conditions - there is no workshop fee - meals will be provided to all participants - it is not possible to take care of travel but for those with limited funding we can cover accommodation for 2-3 nights
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