Paper title: |
Intelligent tutoring systems: an ontology-based approach |
Authors: |
Oguejiofor E, Kicinger R, Popovici E, Arciszewski T, De Jong K |
Summary: |
A novel methodology for building tutoring system is proposed. It includes the integration of state of the art computer science methods and tools and the use of an ontology for the core knowledge representation. First, the paper presents the ongoing Information Technology revolution in engineering and the related paradigm changes in education. Next, an overview of the concept of an ontology and its various definitions are provided, along with available ontology development tools. In the following section, an architecture of an ontology-based tutoring system is proposed. As a proof of concept, the proposed architecture was used in building the GMU Educator, an intelligent tutoring system developed in the School of Information Technology and Engineering at George Mason University. A detailed description of the GMU Educator is then presented with examples. Finally, conclusions and plans for further research are provided in the last section of the paper. |
Type: |
normal paper |
Year of publication: |
2004 |
Keywords: |
intelligent tutoring system, ontology, Protégé-2000, GMU educator |
Series: |
itaec:2004 |
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Citation: |
Oguejiofor E, Kicinger R, Popovici E, Arciszewski T, De Jong K (2004).
Intelligent tutoring systems: an ontology-based approach. International Journal of IT in Architecture, Engineering and Construction (IT-AEC), Volume 2, Issue 2, Rotterdam: Millpress Science Publishers,
http://itc.scix.net/paper/itaec-2004-10
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