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eLSE – eLearning in Software Engineering

eLSE – eLearning in Software Engineering. Stanimir Stoyanov, Distributed eLearning Center (DeLC), University of Plovdiv. Introduction. Different definitions, approaches, models, … for IT supported education and learning CBT – most of the current real systems eLearning Personalization

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eLSE – eLearning in Software Engineering

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  1. eLSE – eLearning in Software Engineering Stanimir Stoyanov, Distributed eLearning Center (DeLC), University of Plovdiv

  2. Introduction • Different definitions, approaches, models, … for IT supported education and learning • CBT – most of the current real systems • eLearning • Personalization • Anywhere • Anytime • Our aim • eLearning-oriented Infrastructure • Prototype application in the SE domain • What we need (in order to ensure personalization, anywhere & anytime access to the education resources) ? • Suitable approach - MDA like • Flexible and adaptive & adaptable software architecture • Standards • Access

  3. MDA Approach • Creation a PIM • UML modeling • Converting into PSM • UML modeling • Dialects (profiles) • Standard platforms • Standard mappings and tools • Specialized platforms • Absence of MDA tools • Hand coding • Generation application code itself • Different types of code

  4. Concept (idea) PI Level eLS1 eLS2 … eLSn mapping mapping Middleware level PS Level

  5. Our Approach Functional Level Control Model FAM Agent & Service Level Control Model SAM Scenarios Level Control Model

  6. Functional level • Aim: creation of a platform independent Virtual Information Space • Description and modeling (UML) of expected functionality • eLearning Services Model • eContent Model • Based on: eLearning Service-Oriented Framework • JISC, DEST, IC, ADL • Common set of concepts and terms • Reference model • Defining services • Underlain infrastructure independent • eLearning Services Model • Two levels • Meta-model • Services models • eContent Model • Domain model

  7. eLearning Services Model • Meta-model • Aims to provide a classification of the services • Classification will be used for services searching and management during the run-time • Ontology • Services model • A set of models which describe the functionality of different services

  8. eContent Model • Closed related with the domain model • Ontologies: present the domain structure • Different levels • Classification • Areas • Objects • eConent structures: SCORM compliant • SCOs • Scenarios • Models

  9. Scenarios level • Idea: • Presentation of access and communication infrastructure as a set of run-time scenarios • Details hiding • Implementation on an more abstract level • Access • Fixed • eLearning portals • Mobile • InfoStations

  10. eLearning Portals • Delphi Group reference model • Multi-layered architecture • Each layer different functionality • Our architecture: specific layers • User, domain, pedagogical models • Intelligent search (CBR-based) • SCORM run-time engine • Implementation • Life Ray Portal Framework

  11. InfoStation Architecture

  12. Scenario example(No Change Scenario – AAA + Service Initialization)

  13. Scenario example(No Change Scenario – Service Delivery Alternatives)

  14. Scenario example(No Change Scenario – Service Termination)

  15. Scenario example(Change of Device Scenario)

  16. Scenario example(Change of InfoStation Scenario)

  17. Scenario example(Change of Device & InfoStation Scenario)

  18. Control Models • Can we provide formalized control and management models? • For different levels • Policy-based Models?

  19. Personalization, Flexibility & Adaptability • eLearning Services, eContent in relation to three models: • User model • Domain model • Pedagogical model • Using standards • SCORM • CC/PP • Users’ personal profiles • Users’ mobile devices profiles • Adaptive • A configuration capability • Supported by the development environment • Adaptable • A run-time capability

  20. Implementation remarks • Development environments and tools • SELBO • User-friendly tools for eContent preparing in the field of Software Engineering • Possibilities for adaptation to new domains • Supporting adaptation • Run-time modules • eContent access • Fixed - eLearning portals • Mobile - InfoStation run-time system • Supporting adaptability

  21. Problems • Can the InfoStation architecture be adequate presented by a set of scenarios? • What kind of Control & Management Models? • Precise definition of adaptive & adaptable • Final portal architecture • Agent & Service Level

  22. Thank you !

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