We propose a visual language based approach to support an instruction designer in the creation of e-learning activities, distance courses and assessment tests. In particular, we have extended UML activity diagrams to make them suitable for the definition and generation of e-learning activities. The language is turned out to be also a powerful tool for presenting e-learning activities to end-users by providing them an easy user interface which allows us also to keep track of students' progresses. We also present a system prototype based on the proposed approach. The system includes integrated modules for several authoring activities, such as distance courses, assessment and self-assessment.

A Visual Language for Designing and Presenting e-learning Activities

SCANNIELLO, GIUSEPPE
2003-01-01

Abstract

We propose a visual language based approach to support an instruction designer in the creation of e-learning activities, distance courses and assessment tests. In particular, we have extended UML activity diagrams to make them suitable for the definition and generation of e-learning activities. The language is turned out to be also a powerful tool for presenting e-learning activities to end-users by providing them an easy user interface which allows us also to keep track of students' progresses. We also present a system prototype based on the proposed approach. The system includes integrated modules for several authoring activities, such as distance courses, assessment and self-assessment.
2003
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