Tracking Learning Paths to Improve E-Learners Learning Strategies and Performance
An empirical study of applying data mining tools to track and analyze e-learners web page travel patterns while attending classes in a learning management system (LMS) is conducted. Starting from February to June 2011, two online classes were instructed and facilitated by the authors in a LMS called Moodle. All the learning activities of attending e-learners are recorded in Moodle platform. Based on Pintrichs motivated learning theory, an elearners travel patterns can be identified and categorized into different learning strategies in an e-learning system by using data mining tools to categorize or to cluster the major travel patterns of course content and of learning activities. As a result, the instructor or facilitator can guide an elearner to use an appropriate learning strategy while finding his/her failure to use an appropriate learning strategy to achieve learning goals. Finally, Kirpatricks evaluation model for e-leamers performance will be applied to verify the effectiveness of this study.
LMS Moodle Learning Strategies e-learning
Rong-Chang Chen Ming-Jen Chiou
Department of Industrial Engineering and Management,Saint Johns University,No.499,Sec.4,Tam King Rd,Tamsui,Taipei,Taiwan 404,China Department of Logistics Engineering and Mangagement,National Taichung Institute of Technology No.129,Sec.3,Sanmin RD.,Taichung,Taiwan 404,China
国际会议
The Tenth International Conference on Information and Management Sciences(IMS)(第十届信息与管理科学国际会议)
拉萨
英文
149-251
2011-08-06(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)