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Relation between LO ontology and Domain ontology 

Relation between LO ontology and Domain ontology 

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Interdisciplinarity will become, not only a way of content restructuring, but also a new way to organize learning. This paper proposes a framework for building ontology for e-learning and aims for a navigation and efficient retrieval and reuse content in the “virtual university”. The framework used the content annotation Learning Object (LO), and t...

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... which can be used or reused in e- learning technology. Also, a learning object may be considered a collection of elements of independent media (interactivity, architecture, context) and metadata. These metadata can be enriched with concepts specific ontology of the domains, so that each LO is assigned a structure description based on ontology (Fig. 5). More than one learning objects, are assembled by authors to form the rates, and then they are released for consumption. Being created, the ontology for learning object (LO) can be integrated so as to allow efficient retrieval of the content and the ability to be re-attached (Fig. 6). SCORM reflects the tendency of unification of the ...

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