A context-aware and adaptive learning schedule framework for supporting learners' daily routines
Abstract
A learning context describes the current situation of a learner related to a learning activity, and continually changes in a mobile learning environment. As a result, context-awareness in mobile learning has become an essential part when designing more adaptive mobile learning systems. In this paper, we introduce our novel Context-aware and Adaptive Learning Schedule framework which makes use of a learning schedule to support the students’ daily routines, and first, adapts the activities to the student’s learning styles and then, selects the appropriate activity for the learner based on their current learning context.Date
2007Type
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oai:wrap.warwick.ac.uk:61647http://wrap.warwick.ac.uk/61647/1/WRAP_Yau_joy_mcl07.pdf
Yau, Jane Yin-Kim and Joy, Mike (2007) A context-aware and adaptive learning schedule framework for supporting learners' daily routines. In: Second International Workshop on Mobile Communications and Learning (MCL 2007), Sainte-Luce, Martinique, 22-28 Apr 2007. Published in: Second International Conference on Systems, 2007. ICONS '07.