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Area of Science:

Educational Technology
Computer Science

Background:

Traditional web-based education often lacks interactivity and personalization.
Educators need tools to translate their expertise into engaging online content.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a software technology enabling educators to create interactive, Socratic educational materials for the web.
To empower educators to integrate their unique teaching styles into digital learning environments.

Main Methods:

Developed a graphical authoring system for non-technical users to input domain expertise.
Integrated multimedia content (text, images, audio) with interactive questions and feedback.
Implemented a database schema and metalanguage for choreographing content delivery on the web.
Utilized page-rendering algorithms for Socratic-style delivery and knowledge assessment.

Main Results:

The technology allows educators to choreograph multimedia content across multiple web pages for dynamic delivery.
Educators can precisely influence learning objectives and embed their teaching style.
The system enhances the educational impact of web-based materials.

Conclusions:

This technology amplifies educator efforts, creating a more dynamic and enriching online learning environment.
It facilitates personalized and interactive web-based education, improving student engagement.