Adaptivity through the Use of Mobile Agents in Web-based Student Modelling

Date

2002-07

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Journal Title

Journal ISSN

ISSN

1537-2456

DOI

Volume Title

Publisher

AACE

Type

Article

Peer reviewed

Yes

Abstract

The proliferation of computers, the advent of Internet and the steady gain in the popularity of distance education greatly influence our educational environment. Educational information on the web has increased exponentially, and web-based learning is currently an important research-and0-development area. web-based learning environments are becoming mainstream applications for the educational community. However, they have a number of common deficiencies, such as limited or non-existent adaptivity for individual students, low-bandwidth connection, resulting in slow access to the course. a number of attempts have been made to circumvent these problems, but a solution to one problem often impedes solutions to the remaining problems. Emerging intelligent mobile agents have huge potential to address these deficiencies.

Description

Keywords

Web-Based Learning, Adaptivity, Distance Education, Intelligent Mobile Agents

Citation

Kinshuk, Hong, H. and Patel, A. (2002) Adaptivity Through the Use of Mobile Agents in Web-Based Student Modelling. AACE International Journal of E-Learning (formerly known as International Journal on Educational Telecommunications), AACE, Norfolk, VA, USA, 1 (3), pp. 55-64

Rights

Research Institute