LORNET workshop at the ITS 2008 Conference, June 23, 2008
This one-day workshop aims to improve the theory, techniques and applications of ontology-based knowledge modeling for designing, searching and managing learning resource repositories.
This one-day workshop aims to
improve the theory, techniques and applications of ontology-based
knowledge modeling for designing, searching and managing learning
resource repositories. This workshop is organized by the LORNET
research network, a major Canadian project. Semantic Web methods,
tools and applications have been the focus of this network for the last
five years. The workshop will welcome papers from all sectors of the
ITS and AI-ED community, as well as report on LORNET research results.
THEMES
The themes are not limited to but
include the following:
Ontology modeling tools and methods
Ontology-based learner interaction design, techniques, and
analysis
Recommender and assistance systems for resource selection
Personalization tools and applications
Extending folksonomies beyond taxonomies
User knowledge and competency modeling
Ontology-based ePortfolios
Data mining and pattern recognition for knowledge extraction
Standardization and user-centered deployment
Packaging, sequencing, and presenting e-learning resources
Ontology referencing of digital libraries and repositories
Ontology-aware agents for e-learning and Knowledge Management
Papers will be peer-reviewed by the
workshop organizing committee. Accepted papers will be included in the
workshop proceedings and will be published on the workshop webpage and
on the LORNET Web site.
The final version must be in the PDF
format (camera ready). Please go to the submission system (ONLINE SUBMISSION) and click on "Re-Upload Paper"
to submit the final version.
Alternatively, for paper submission and
final version, you can send your.doc or .pdf document via e-mail to:
Christian Lafrance (christian.lafrance@licef.ca)
and Djamila Abbas (djamila.abbas@licef.ca)
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