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The abundance of non-indexed open corpus educational resources on the Web made adaptive information filtering attractive for education

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q2 i? AIF had not been used in educational contexts in the past because learning content was small and well supported by adaptive sequencing and hypermedia, but the Web's abundance of non-indexed open corpus resources made it attractive to educationalists. → Peter Brusilovsky 2003

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Peter Brusilovsky 2003

Peter Brusilovsky, Christoph Peylo. (2003). Adaptive and Intelligent Web-based Educational Systems. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. https://telearn.hal.science/hal-00197315v1

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The authors' analysis of why adaptive information filtering, a classic technology from Information Retrieval, became relevant for education. They note that MLTutor presents "one of the first interesting examples of applying content-based AIF to education."

"However, the Web with its abundance of non-indexed “open corpus” educational resources has made AIF very attractive for educationalists."

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title The abundance of non-indexed open corpus educational resources on the Web made adaptive information filtering attractive for education
description The abundance of non-indexed open corpus educational resources on the Web made adaptive information filtering attractive for education
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2003
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