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Towards intelligent E-learning systems
1Guangzhou Key Laboratory of Big Data and Intelligent Education School of Computer Science South China Normal University Guangzhou, Guangdong, 510631 China.
Abstract:
The prevalence of e-learning systems has made educational resources more accessible, interactive and effective to learners without the geographic and temporal boundaries. However, as the number of users increases and the volume of data grows, current e-learning systems face some technical and pedagogical challenges. This paper provides a comprehensive review on the efforts of applying new information and communication technologies to improve e-learning services. We first systematically investigate current e-learning systems in terms of their classification, architecture, functions, challenges, and current trends. We then present a general architecture for big data based e-learning systems to meet the ever-growing demand for e-learning. We also describe how to use data generated in big data based e-learning systems to support more flexible and customized course delivery and personalized learning.
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