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Development of Generative Learning Objects Using Feature Diagrams and Generative Techniques
Volume 7, Issue 2 (2008), pp. 277–288
Vytautas STUIKYS   Robertas DAMASEVICIUS  

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https://doi.org/10.15388/infedu.2008.17
Pub. online: 15 October 2008      Type: Article     

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15 October 2008

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Learning Objects (LOs) play a key role for supporting eLearning. In general, however, the development of LOs remains a vague issue, because there is still no clearly defined and widely adopted LO specification and development methodology. We combined two technological paradigms (feature diagrams (FDs) and generative techniques) into a coherent methodology to enhance reusability and productivity in the development of LOs. FDs are used for knowledge representation, modelling variability of the LO content and relationships between its features, and as a high-level specification for generative reuse. The paper describes the specification of LOs using FDs and some design principles to design generative LOs.

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generative learning object feature diagram variability learning object design

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