Supporting Structural Templates for Multiple Learning Systems With Standardized Qualifications

Winterhagen, Michael; Hoang, Minh; Lersch, Holger; Fischman, Felix; Then, Matthias; Wallenborn, Benjamin; Heutelbeck, Dominic; Fuchs, Michael; Hemmje, Matthias

doi:10.21125/edulearn.2020.0705

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“…The so-called didactical structural templates (DSTs) have been introduced in [30] and extended in [20]. As described, the DSTs are based on the IMS learning design (IMS-LD) [31] and represent the didactical structure of a course and cannot only be used as a didactical structure for creating courses.…”

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“…Therefore, the already existing LMS will be used as a basis in this work [19]. A didactical structural template (DST) [20,21] supporting QBLM can be used as a starting point to describe the underlying process and provide the measurement criteria for the success of achieving learning objectives regarding CQs. This includes the success of training skills on different proficiency levels in a game-based simulation.…”

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“…Furthermore, it can support a hybrid environment existing of a "classical" course in combination with applied gaming content, like a pedagogical structure for AG. For example, the AG can be a web-based computer game or a VR/AR-based game; therefore, one DST can have different modalities [20,21].…”

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confidence: 99%

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In this chapter, a competency-based approach, based on the qualifications-based learning model (QBLM), will be presented, which makes it possible to store the acquired competencies and qualifications (CQ) in a so-called CQ-profile (CQP) while playing an educational game. The game and the course are based on a didactical structural template (DST), making it possible to switch between the course and the game. Before the educational game can be played, it must be checked whether a learner has all the required CQs for the course or learning unit in which the educational game is included. Therefore, this chapter shows an approach to how the CQPs can be implemented, and the data from the CQP can be used to check course prerequisites. Finally, a prototypical implementation with its evaluation and the remaining challenges will be presented in this chapter.

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Section: Didactical Structural Templatesmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%