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  • Educational Technology

Background:

  • E-learning platforms often lack robust interactive features for real-time collaboration.
  • Existing peer-to-peer (P2P) systems may not adequately support synchronized media streaming and interactive content creation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To design and develop an integrated Peer-to-Peer Presentation System (P2P-PS) for enhanced e-learning experiences.
  • To incorporate features for live media streaming, a P2P shared whiteboard, and causality-preserving doubt resolution.
  • To extend P2P interactions to stored content with mash-up capabilities and discussion forums.

Main Methods:

  • Development of a P2P-PS integrating live media streaming and a P2P shared whiteboard with a buffered approach for performance.
  • Implementation of a "ask doubt" feature that preserves causality during dissemination to all participants.
  • Integration of a P2P file sharing and searching module on a de Bruijn graph overlay for low latency, supporting mash-up presentations and discussions.

Main Results:

  • The P2P-PS effectively supports live media streaming and a shared whiteboard, with or without standalone functionality.
  • The "ask doubt" feature successfully preserves causality and disseminates queries and resolutions among participants.
  • The P2P file sharing module, implemented on a de Bruijn graph overlay, demonstrated low latency in experiments with 200 nodes.

Conclusions:

  • The developed P2P-PS offers a comprehensive solution for interactive e-learning, enhancing collaboration through synchronized media and shared content.
  • The system's design supports both real-time presentations and asynchronous interaction with stored educational materials.
  • The low-latency P2P file sharing and mash-up features provide advanced tools for creating dynamic and engaging learning content.