2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.jvlc.2016.03.002
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The role of big data and cognitive computing in the learning process

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“…It is understood from various studies that cognitive computing possesses powerful features and thus it leads to the current development of traditional AI to the new innovative AI algorithms and to the accessibility of data that originates from various devices. Consequently, this leads to the implementation of efficient cognitive systems that makes them do various tasks such as reasoning, discovery in several areas [24] such as education, insurance, science and healthcare [25]. In the end, it is observed from Noor [26], that recently cognitive computing contributed much in engineering systems of the future.…”
Section: Issues With Big Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is understood from various studies that cognitive computing possesses powerful features and thus it leads to the current development of traditional AI to the new innovative AI algorithms and to the accessibility of data that originates from various devices. Consequently, this leads to the implementation of efficient cognitive systems that makes them do various tasks such as reasoning, discovery in several areas [24] such as education, insurance, science and healthcare [25]. In the end, it is observed from Noor [26], that recently cognitive computing contributed much in engineering systems of the future.…”
Section: Issues With Big Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, cognitive computing techniques allow managing big data and these two issues mixed together are influencing the learning process [20].…”
Section: Semantics and Cognitive Computingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this respect, we highlight that the introduction of cognitive computing can enable a number of new functionalities [3] and that the adoption of this new paradigm also reflects on the learning process, as schools and universities must face with new jobs and new training demands since new knowledge and skills should be promptly delivered [4], also pushed by big data. As a result, it seems that LMSs have reached their maturity stage in the innovation adoption curve, since they are pervasively adopted by learning providers at any level, from the primary schools up to higher education institutions, to the aim of guaranteeing the most effective implementation of TEL solutions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%