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Dynamic Test Generation, Visual Assessment and Modular Virtual Learning Worlds

Foroughi, Roya ; Bhatti, Nadeem (2005)
Dynamic Test Generation, Visual Assessment and Modular Virtual Learning Worlds.
E-Learn 2005. Proceedings.
Conference or Workshop Item, Bibliographie

Abstract

As inherent in any multidisciplinary field, in development of Virtual Learning Environments, many different perspectives have to be taken into account. Thus the particular issue of test generation and evaluation are complex and multifaceted. The developer teams and users of these environments consist of people from different disciplines, with different perceptions, and objectives in development and different expectations from the system. Firstly, requirements of End-Users i.e. pedagogues, domain experts, instructors and learners must be tackled. Secondly IT Specialists take care of development issues and finally Web Designers are responsible for usability issues. In this paper we propose a set of tools and methodologies for dynamic test generation, analyses of learners' interactions with these tests and finally visualization of the results for assessment purposes. Our modular approach with MVC design pattern provides clear task separation and control for each expert and user group.

Item Type: Conference or Workshop Item
Erschienen: 2005
Creators: Foroughi, Roya ; Bhatti, Nadeem
Type of entry: Bibliographie
Title: Dynamic Test Generation, Visual Assessment and Modular Virtual Learning Worlds
Language: English
Date: 2005
Publisher: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE), Chesapeake, VA, USA
Event Title: E-Learn 2005. Proceedings
Abstract:

As inherent in any multidisciplinary field, in development of Virtual Learning Environments, many different perspectives have to be taken into account. Thus the particular issue of test generation and evaluation are complex and multifaceted. The developer teams and users of these environments consist of people from different disciplines, with different perceptions, and objectives in development and different expectations from the system. Firstly, requirements of End-Users i.e. pedagogues, domain experts, instructors and learners must be tackled. Secondly IT Specialists take care of development issues and finally Web Designers are responsible for usability issues. In this paper we propose a set of tools and methodologies for dynamic test generation, analyses of learners' interactions with these tests and finally visualization of the results for assessment purposes. Our modular approach with MVC design pattern provides clear task separation and control for each expert and user group.

Uncontrolled Keywords: E-Learning, Visualization, Virtual learning worlds, Learner assessment
Divisions: 20 Department of Computer Science
20 Department of Computer Science > Interactive Graphics Systems
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Last Modified: 16 Apr 2018 09:04
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