2. Konferenz
Professionelles Wissensmanagement Erfahrungen und Visionen
Luzern - 2.-4. April 2003


 

AELM: “Workshop on Adaptive E-Learning and Metadata“


Personalized e-learning and adaptive learning environments extend e-learning technology to individual learners and learner groups, allow re-use of learning materials in different contexts, and provide individual learning experiences in an e-learning context.

The creation of effective and efficient learning environments that on the one hand maximize the learning success of students by tailoring the learning process to the individual learner's needs, goals or knowledge, and on the other hand provide flexible and easy-to-maintain platforms for course designers / teachers to compile a course (authoring, reuse, etc) is a key issue for future, personalized learning. This workshop intends to bring together researchers from various communities like information systems, knowledge representation, information retrieval, e-learning, personalization and education to discuss and envision solutions for future e-learning. Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

  • Business models for the exchange of learning objects

  • P2P based e-learning

  • Metadata, metadata schemas and conceptual models for e-learning

  • IR and text classification methods in open learning environments

  • Communication between (personalized) e-learning systems on the web

  • Personalization strategies for open learning environments

  • Collaboration strategies for developing courses / course materials

  • Intelligent monitoring of web-based classes and courses

  • Authoring tools for developing adaptive and intelligent educational systems on the web

  • Empirical studies of web-based adaptive and intelligent educational systems 

  • Educational models for personalized learning environments

  • Future trends and perspectives

Submission Categories

You will find detailled format descriptions for the final version at the WM 2003 conference home page.

·         Full papers:  10 pages or 4500 words

·        Short papers:  5 pages or 2500 words

·        Project descriptions: 5 pages or 2500 words

Please send your submissions in PDF or PS format to

Dr. Martin Wolpers, wolpers@learninglab.de

Important Dates

 

30. September 2002

Submission deadline for full papers, short papers and project descriptions

15. November 2002

Notification of authors 

1. Februar 2003

Final versions

Workshop schedule

15:00 15:40 Situated Models and Metadata for Learning Management from an Organisational and Personal Perspective Heidrun Allert, Christoph Richter, Wolfgang Nejdl
15.40 16.10 Kulturbedingte Aspekte als Ausgangspunkt der Entwicklung adaptiver Lernumgebungen Elisabeth Kamentz, Christa Womser-Hacker
16.10 16.30 Corporate Intranets as Adaptive Learning Environments Frank Linton, Gary Gengo, Dawn Hersey, Alice Schafer
Break      
16.45 17.05 First Steps towards Personalization Concepts in eLearning Armin Ulbrich, Dolly Kandpal, Klaus Tochtermann
17.05 17.25 A Practical Strategy for the Modularization of Courseware Khaldoun Ateyeh, Michael Klein, Birgitta König-Ries, Jutta Mülle
17.25 17.45 L4 - A Sophisticated Adaptive Hypermedia System Jana Trnkova, Guido Rößlling, Max Mühlhäuser

Workshop Co-Chairs

Dr. Nicola Henze, University of Hannover, henze@kbs.uni-hannover.de

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Nejdl, Learning Lab Lower Saxony, nejdl@kbs.uni-hannover.de

Dr. Martin Wolpers, Learning Lab Lower Saxony, wolpers@learninglab.de

Program Comitee
Dr. Mathias Bauer, German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence, Saarbrücken, Germany.
Prof. Dr. Peter Gorny, University of Oldenburg, Germany.

Dr. Nicola Henze, University of Hannover, Germany.
Prof. Dr. Manfred Jeusfeld, RWTH Aachen, Germany.

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Nejdl, Learning Lab Lower Saxony, Germany.
Michael Sintek, Stanford University, USA, and DFKI, Germany.

Dr. Markus Stolze, IBM Zürich Research Laboratory, Switzerland.

Dr. Martin Wolpers, Learning Lab Lower Saxony, Germany.