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Cog-Learn: An e-Learning Pattern Language for Web-based Learning Design

Published: 01 August 2009 Publication History

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Designing online learning material is a difficult task for novice teachers who lack experience in their design. Patterns have emerged as means to capture design knowledge in context and offer solutions to designers. Cog-Learn is a pattern language aimed at supporting the design of learning material for e-learning systems. Here, we describe Co-Learn and discuss the patterns' identification and formalization processes through two case studies in which a set of cognitive strategies was applied with the goal of better organizing the content seen by the student. The purpose is to facilitate the student's interaction with the material's interface and, consequently, improve the learning process.

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cover image eLearn
eLearn  Volume 2009, Issue 8
August 2009
EISSN:1535-394X
DOI:10.1145/1595390
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Published: 01 August 2009
Published in ELEARN Volume 2009, Issue 8

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