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Overview of MOT

Explore the comprehensive features of MOT Editor for building knowledge models to enhance electronic performance support systems. This model integrates domain, functional, and strategic viewpoints with semantic transparency and ease of use. By utilizing a small number of knowledge types and links, it efficiently represents complex models across conceptual, procedural, and prescriptive domains. The modeling process involves structuring the model, validating sub-models, and developing generic scenarios for learning activities. The MOT Editor is a powerful tool for instructional design, method design, and process engineering, allowing for easy referencing of knowledges, automatic construction of models, and integration of various file types.

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Overview of MOT

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  1. Overview of MOT MOT Editor Knowledge representation system : Basic Modeling Editor Pragmatics Lexicon Grammar Semantics

  2. Modelling using Object Types • Knowledge types are useful for Learning Environment Electronic Performance Support Systems • Integration of different viewpoints in the same model: domain, functional, strategic • Semantic transparency and ease of use • A small number of knowledge types and linksare sufficient to represent complex models: • Conceptual: class/sub-class, part-of hierarchy • Procedural: sequential, parallel, iterative • Prescriptive: constraints, theories, decision, control • Methods and Processes: analytic, adaptative, synthetic

  3. Knowledge Entities Facts units Knowledge units Concepts Examples Procedures Traces Principles Statements

  4. Some Grammar Rules L I N K S CONCEPTS PRINCIPLES PROCEDURES C S P I/P R I

  5. II- A Taxonomy of Models To assign learning strategies to model types Prescriptive models Conceptual models Procedural models Processes, Techniques and Methods Knowledge Models

  6. Conceptual Systems

  7. Procedural Systems

  8. Prescriptive Systems

  9. Processes and Methods

  10. III- The Modeling Process Building a MOT knowledge model Validating sub-models Initial development Structuring the model

  11. Generic Scenarios A process model of learning activities based on generic tasks such as classification, diagnosis, planning or modeling A collaboration model involving the different actors in the process: learners, tutors, content experts, managers A media delivery model associating to activities information resources and production tools

  12. Step-1 - Start with the production process

  13. Step-2 - Add the collaboration/role component

  14. Step-3 - Add the media and tools component

  15. MOT Editor Summary • Useful in Instructional Design, Method Design and Process Engineering • Features: • Modelling by level • Knowledges can be referenced • Automatic construction of nearness knowledge models • Links (OLE) with other file types • Adding « Comment » objects • Integrated text mode • Integrated grammar rules

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