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Analysis and Construction of the User Characteristic Model in the Adaptive Learning System for Personalized Learning
Xuekong Zhao1, Shirong Long1, Defa Hu2
1Education Technology and Information Management Center, Guangxi College of Education, Nanning 530023, China.
Abstract:
Adaptive Learning System (ALS) is a supportive environment, which dynamically provides learners with services that can satisfy their demand for personalized learning in accordance with the differentiation of their individual traits. At present, study on ALS is still in the exploratory stage, and there are still many fields that deserve to be studied thoroughly. User characteristic model is the foundation and core of ALS and the key to the implementation of intelligent and personalized recommendation service. Based on this, this paper intends to analyze learners' characteristics in ALS through several dimensions, such as basic information, interest, preference, cognitive level and learning style, through which learners' user characteristic model is established. In the end, ALS, which supports the function of personalized recommendation, is implemented based on this model. It is suggested by the result of the simulation experiment that ALS, which is developed through this model, demonstrates a satisfying effect in recommendation, and it can dynamically recommend appropriate learning resources in accordance with learners' personalized demands through which learners' quality and efficiency of learning can be effectively enhanced to a certain extent.
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