Learning is a mechanism to acquire new knowledge and to enhance individual skills in industrial and academic environments. In particular, employing learning methods in an industrial context supports the overall business competitiveness in the new economy. Currently, the e-Learning systems provide a simple “digitalization” of the learning process where the focus is on the educational resources, which are only an input of the whole learning process, and on their presentation (delivery). Computational Intelligence methodologies can overcome current learning systems limitations attaining to personalize learning content and activities to specific preferences of the learner and to assist designers with computationally efficient methods to develop “in time” e-Learning environments. This paper shows how to achieve both results exploiting an ontological representation of learning environment and memetic approach of optimization, integrated into a cooperative distributed problem solving framework.

Multi-Agent Memetic Computing for Adaptive Learning Experiences

ACAMPORA, GIOVANNI;LOIA, Vincenzo;VITIELLO, AUTILIA;GAETA, Matteo
2010-01-01

Abstract

Learning is a mechanism to acquire new knowledge and to enhance individual skills in industrial and academic environments. In particular, employing learning methods in an industrial context supports the overall business competitiveness in the new economy. Currently, the e-Learning systems provide a simple “digitalization” of the learning process where the focus is on the educational resources, which are only an input of the whole learning process, and on their presentation (delivery). Computational Intelligence methodologies can overcome current learning systems limitations attaining to personalize learning content and activities to specific preferences of the learner and to assist designers with computationally efficient methods to develop “in time” e-Learning environments. This paper shows how to achieve both results exploiting an ontological representation of learning environment and memetic approach of optimization, integrated into a cooperative distributed problem solving framework.
2010
9781424469192
9781424469208
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