Advances in Knowledge Representation 2012
DOI: 10.5772/37113
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A General Knowledge Representation Model of Concepts

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“…Due to the various kinds of knowledge in m-learning system, using the transfer approach makes the maintenance process challenging and time-consuming. Thus, this method is only feasible for small scale prototypes, thereby ushering a shift from the transfer approach to the modeling approach (Ramirez & Valdes, 2012). The modeling approach is not intended to simulate the entire cognitive process of the student, but to produce a model which offers similar results.…”
Section: Knowledge Base Modeling In M-learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the various kinds of knowledge in m-learning system, using the transfer approach makes the maintenance process challenging and time-consuming. Thus, this method is only feasible for small scale prototypes, thereby ushering a shift from the transfer approach to the modeling approach (Ramirez & Valdes, 2012). The modeling approach is not intended to simulate the entire cognitive process of the student, but to produce a model which offers similar results.…”
Section: Knowledge Base Modeling In M-learningmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In knowledge engineering and psychology, a category is known as a concept: "A concept is considered as the representation of a mental object and a set of attributes, expressed through a specific language of the mind which lets it be represented through symbols or patterns which are computable" [11]. To build information systems, conceptual modelling is an important part of the analysis phase.…”
Section: The Modelling Trianglementioning
confidence: 99%
“…a) Survey: A preliminary study was carried out using a quantitative approach with the aim to get feedback from Malaysian teachers about their daily lesson planning. An online survey questionnaire was developed using Google Form 6 to facilitate faster distribution and administration involving a wider participation compared to the conventional survey questionnaire. Essentially, the procedure of the survey involved three main steps.…”
Section: ) Knowledge Acquisitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Essentially, the purpose of understanding what knowledge is and what are the types of knowledge that exist allows us to use it in artificial systems [6]. Thus, in the context of lesson plan construction, the issue of deciding what is to be stored and how memory should be organized in order to retrieve and reuse previously prepared teaching plans effectively and efficiently needs to be addressed urgently.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%