El Haddioui et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Learner behavior analysis through eye trackingEl Haddioui et al., 2012
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- El Haddioui I
- Khaldi M
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- International Journal of Computer Science Research and Application
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In a virtual learning environment, learners can lose motivation and concentration easily, especially in a platform that is not tailored to their needs. Our research is based on studying learner's behaviour on an online learning platform to create a system able to clustering …
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