Adaptation and user modeling in hypermedia learning environments using the SEM-HP model and the JSEM-HP tool

Medina-Medina, Nuria; Molina-Ortiz, Fernando; García-Cabrera, Lina

doi:10.1007/s10115-010-0357-1

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“…Oriented Programming (OOP) (Medina-Medina et al 2011). The AHS was designed using the JSEM-HP authoring tool by teachers at the University of Granada, to provide students with a global view of this programming paradigm.…”

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Evolutionary authoring tool for adaptive hypermedia with multimodal navigation

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New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia

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This paper discusses the importance of user adaptation and software evolution in hypermedia applications, and reviews some of the most relevant approaches to both fields. The paper describes a model that has been conceived for the development, maintenance and navigation of adaptive hypermedia systems. This model, called SEM-HP, includes an incremental design process, a layered architecture and an authoring tool integrated with a navigation tool. SEM-HP architecture is composed of four subsystems which allow the separation of aspects related to knowledge representation, presentation, navigation and user adaptation. In addition, SEM-HP has a higher layer, which acts as a meta-system and allows a consistent evolution of the elements defined in each of the four subsystems, as well as their automatic co-evolution. Regarding user interaction, four alternative ways of navigating hypermedia information are supported.Finally, the paper shows the main results of two case studies carried out with the authoring and navigation tool, JSEM-HP, at the University of Granada, Spain.

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Section: Case Study 1: Author Perspectivementioning

confidence: 99%