Automated evaluation of learners with ODALA: Application to relational databases E-learning

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This paper deals with an approach for an automated evaluation of the learners' state of knowledge when learning by doing. This approach is called ODALA for "Ontology-Driven Auto-evaluation for e-Learning Approach". It takes place in the context of Computer Based Human Learning Environment (CBHLE) in a self-learning by doing mode. ODALA is based on the teaching domain ontology and on errors classification and detection. The evaluation process is composed of four stages: (1) form analysis of learner's solutions, (2) semantic analysis, (3) marking, and (4) updating of the learner's model. We bring the approach into play in the context of relational databases teaching: we present the results of the relational databases self-learning system (RDB-E-LEARN) development, where the main stages of our evaluation approach are implemented.

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Bouarab-Dahmani, F., Si-Mohammed, M., Comparot, C., & Charrel, P. J. (2010). Automated evaluation of learners with ODALA: Application to relational databases E-learning. International Journal of Computational Intelligence Systems, 3(3), 357–369. https://doi.org/10.2991/ijcis.2010.3.3.11

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