Explicit intelligence in adaptive hypermedia : generic adaptation languages for learning preferences and styles

N. Stach; A.I. Cristea; P.M.E. De Bra

Explicit intelligence in adaptive hypermedia : generic adaptation languages for learning preferences and styles

N. Stach
, A.I. Cristea
, P.M.E. De Bra

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Abstract

This paper deals with a new challenge in Adaptive Hypermedia and Web-based systems: finding the perfect adaptation language to express, independently from the domain model, the intelligent, adaptive behaviour of personalized Web courseware. The major requirements for the ideal language are: reuse, flexibility, high level semantics, and ease of use. To draw closer to this ideal language, we compare two such language proposals: LAG, a generic adaptation language, and a new XML adaptation language for learning styles in AHA!, LAG-XLS.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings international workshop on combining intelligent and adaptive hypermedia methods/techniques in web-based education (CIAH'05; in conjunction with HT'05, Salzburg, Austria, september 6-9, 2005
Editors	I. Hatzilygeroudis
Place of Publication	Patras, Greece
Publisher	University of Patras
Pages	75-84
Publication status	Published - 2005

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Stach, N., Cristea, A. I., & De Bra, P. M. E. (2005). Explicit intelligence in adaptive hypermedia : generic adaptation languages for learning preferences and styles. In I. Hatzilygeroudis (Ed.), Proceedings international workshop on combining intelligent and adaptive hypermedia methods/techniques in web-based education (CIAH'05; in conjunction with HT'05, Salzburg, Austria, september 6-9, 2005 (pp. 75-84). University of Patras.

Stach, N. ; Cristea, A.I. ; De Bra, P.M.E. / Explicit intelligence in adaptive hypermedia : generic adaptation languages for learning preferences and styles. Proceedings international workshop on combining intelligent and adaptive hypermedia methods/techniques in web-based education (CIAH'05; in conjunction with HT'05, Salzburg, Austria, september 6-9, 2005. editor / I. Hatzilygeroudis. Patras, Greece : University of Patras, 2005. pp. 75-84

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Stach, N, Cristea, AI & De Bra, PME 2005, Explicit intelligence in adaptive hypermedia : generic adaptation languages for learning preferences and styles. in I Hatzilygeroudis (ed.), Proceedings international workshop on combining intelligent and adaptive hypermedia methods/techniques in web-based education (CIAH'05; in conjunction with HT'05, Salzburg, Austria, september 6-9, 2005. University of Patras, Patras, Greece, pp. 75-84.

Explicit intelligence in adaptive hypermedia : generic adaptation languages for learning preferences and styles. / Stach, N.; Cristea, A.I.; De Bra, P.M.E.
Proceedings international workshop on combining intelligent and adaptive hypermedia methods/techniques in web-based education (CIAH'05; in conjunction with HT'05, Salzburg, Austria, september 6-9, 2005. ed. / I. Hatzilygeroudis. Patras, Greece: University of Patras, 2005. p. 75-84.

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Stach N, Cristea AI, De Bra PME. Explicit intelligence in adaptive hypermedia : generic adaptation languages for learning preferences and styles. In Hatzilygeroudis I, editor, Proceedings international workshop on combining intelligent and adaptive hypermedia methods/techniques in web-based education (CIAH'05; in conjunction with HT'05, Salzburg, Austria, september 6-9, 2005. Patras, Greece: University of Patras. 2005. p. 75-84

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