Using software architectures to retrieve interaction information in eLearning environments
Nov 1, 2014·,,,,,,·
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Juan Cruz-Benito
Francisco J. García-Peñalvo
Roberto Therón
Cristina Maderuelo
Jonás Samuel Pérez-Blanco
Hinojal Zazo
Ana Martín-Suárez
Abstract
This research paper presents a software architecture based on services and deployed in a cloud environment that retrieves, analyzes and presents information collected from a closed eLearning environment like the Virtual Worlds. This software architecture is able to gather the user interaction in the digital platform, organize the interaction data and to perform measurements, estimates and basic analysis of the data, in order to give information to the managers and teachers about usage indicators and the resolution degree of the goals that students need to achieve in these scenarios and learning systems. To test this idea, the paper describe the application of the analytics layer of this software architecture on a real case, so it is possible to understand how can help this kind of architectures in the detection of the achievement of the learning goals or in the knowledge discover about users usage within the learning environment.
Type
Publication
2014 International Symposium on Computers in Education (SIIE)
Cloud Computing
Computer Aided Instruction
Human-Computer Interaction
Information Analysis
Information Retrieval
Software Architectures
Interaction Information Retrieval
ELearning Environments
Cloud Environment
Digital Platform
Data Analysis
Data Estimation
Data Measurement
Resolution Degree
Learning Systems
User Interaction
Laboratories
Computer Architecture
Software Measurement
Electronic Learning
Educational Institutions
Software Architecture
Cloud
Usage Indicators
Usage Analysis
ELearning
Virtual Worlds
Second Life