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Web-based systems offer AI-Ed researchers longer system lifespan, better visibility, and greater influence on practitioners

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q2 i? Systems developed on the Web have longer lifespan and better visibility than non-Web systems, and AIWBES have much greater chances to influence practitioners working in Web-based education. → 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' argument for the Web as an excellent implementation platform for AI-Ed researchers. They expect that ideas developed in these systems "will have a growing use in practical Web-based education," increasing AI-Ed's impact on everyday educational process.

"Systems developed on the Web have longer lifespan and better visibility. A research idea implemented in a Web-based system has much better chances to influence the research community than an idea simply presented in a paper."

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title Web-based systems offer AI-Ed researchers longer system lifespan, better visibility, and greater influence on practitioners
description Web-based systems offer AI-Ed researchers longer system lifespan, better visibility, and greater influence on practitioners
status review
evidence_strength moderate
newest_evidence 2003
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