Journal of Software, Vol 4, No 2 (2009), 159-166, Apr 2009
doi:10.4304/jsw.4.2.159-166

Ontology-Oriented SCJP Learning and Assessing System Design

Lawrence Y. Deng, Yung-Hui Chen, Yi-Jen Liu, Yu-Chi Chang

Abstract


In this paper, we proposed an advanced Petri Net model to manage the workflow of a web-based multiple participants in virtual University. The presented approach not only can conspicuously help the developer to comprehend the interaction relationship but also to easily construct a shared and trusted virtual world. This approach was based on the scaffolding theory and ontology. Learning activities of students and teachers are supported and understood by each other by the intelligent knowledge system. Their behaviors including the student’s self regulations and the teacher’s/virtual campus regulations are performed and built with trust development. Ontology based course content SCJPLearn can be supported in teaching activities and assessment stage. This paper can be taken as a fundamental research framework and tools to study and understand the characteristics of e-learning and to explore its optimal vocational education application.



Keywords


Distance Learning, Course Management system, Ontology based, Petri Net, Reference Feedback, Trust Management, Virtual University

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