英文摘要 |
This study develops a novel curriculum learning path model to guide learners in e-learning systems. The learning path especially conforms with the "one guide-multiple text" scenario to provide a flexible content selection from multiple textbooks. Thus, the selection is further extended to detailed contents of textbooks rather than limited to the one among textbooks. Unlike traditional learning of "one guide-one text", e-learning systems are capable of giving a curriculum with more learning materials. Limited to domain knowledge acquired, however, most learning paths are built according to the contents of textbooks rather than the curriculum. Conforming to the "one guide-multiple text" scenario, multiple roles such as curriculum experts, publishers, teachers, and learners must cooperate to develop well accepted knowledge. These participants then provide their understandings to an e-learning system for making a proper learning path. A compulsory education example is given to present how this design can develop a learning path for "one guide-multiple text". Experimental lessons demonstrate that learners can take the advantage of learning selection not only in textbooks but also in detailed contents of textbooks. Moreover, this design may provide an alternative solution in addressing the arguments of "one guide-multiple textbooks". |