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Using Topic Maps for Web-based Education

Paper, was published by Christo Dichev, Darina Dicheva, and Lora Aroyo at 2004-01-26

The paper is about the benefits of applying Topic Maps for web-based courseware.

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The authors discuss the educational and research benefits of applying an innovative technology—topic maps—for organizing and retrieving online information in the context of web-based courseware. Topic maps offer a standards-based approach to encoding expert’s domain and instructional knowledge, that is, to building educational ontologies and courseware components. This allows further reuse, sharing, and interoperability of knowledge structures and teaching units between courseware authors and developers. The authors also present current work on developing, evaluating, and utilizing topic maps-based courseware modules.

Authors

Christo Dichev

No contact information available. 

Christo is involved in TM4L - Topic Maps 4.. .

Darina Dicheva

No contact information available. 

Darina is involved in TM4L - Topic Maps 4.. .

Lora Aroyo

http://www.few.vu.nl/~laroyo/ 

Lora is author of Using Topic Maps for.. and The New Challenges for.. .

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Topic Maps is a quick and easy way to implement knowledge management into solutions, the ISO standard has proven itself time-and-time again in business, organizations and government.

Inge Henriksen
TM++