Student Models: The transit to Distance Education
Avgoustos A. Tsinakos, Konstantinos G. Margaritis · European Journal of Open Distance and E-Learning · 2000
Introduction: Uses and achievements of Student Models in Education Typical examples of Student Models Domain independent Student Models Student Models with domain dependency How can Student Models be useful in distance education? Criteria testing the applicability of Student Models in distance education Report of Student Models that may apply in distance education Summary References Abstract This study is an effort to explore how the Student Models can be useful in distance education. The study can be virtually divited in two parts. The first part concerns the use and achievements of Student Models in Education while the second part reports Student Models that may apply in asynchronous distance education in addition with some criteria for testing the applicability of such models.This study is an effort to explore how the Student Models can be useful in distance education. The study can be virtually divited in two parts. The first part concerns the use and achievements of Student Models in Education while the second part reports Student Models that may apply in asynchronous distance education in addition with some criteria for testing the applicability of such models.