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Zdenek Zdrahal¹, Petr Knoth, Paul Mulholland

¹Knowledge Media Institute, The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK.

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The Eurogene portal facilitates sharing and reusing multilingual educational resources in human genetics. It uses ontologies for enhanced search and content similarity, enabling learning package creation.

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Biomedical Education
Genetics Education
Information Science

Background:

Multilingual multimedia educational resources in human genetics are often difficult to share and reuse.
Effective search and content recommendation are crucial for accessing relevant genetic educational materials.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the Eurogene portal, a system designed for sharing and reusing multilingual multimedia educational resources in human genetics.
To demonstrate how ontologies can enhance the searchability and semantic similarity of educational content.

Main Methods:

Content annotation using two ontologies and a topic hierarchy.
Development of search functionalities guided by ontology concepts.
Implementation of algorithms for calculating semantic similarity between resources.
Features for aggregating resources into learning packages.

Main Results:

The Eurogene portal provides a platform for effective resource sharing and reuse.
Ontology-based annotation significantly improves search precision and content discovery.
Semantic similarity calculations enable identification of related educational materials.
The system supports the creation of structured learning packages.

Conclusions:

The Eurogene portal successfully addresses the challenge of sharing and reusing multilingual genetics resources.
Ontology-driven approaches are effective for enhancing the accessibility and utility of educational content.
The portal's long-term routine use since 2009 demonstrates its value and sustainability.