A new component for intelligent teaching systems:organizer module
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Intelligent Teaching Systems which aim active education at high quality so that try to provide individual atmosphere as if in the interaction with an expert educator and present the neccessary sources on time and applications improved to prevent the students lose in an information mass, are education systems which adapted to the individuals.In other words it is a computer system which planned by using the techniques that take place in the common formation of artificial intelligence which knows what to teach, whom to teach and how to teach.In this system, four modules are used on which essentially agreed. These are: users interface module, student model module, education module and information module. In the present systems, the relation is stationary between student module and education module, but this relation should be in the structure of reorganized as the level of students can be changable.One more model which provides to change level-subject-presentation relationships on the appropriate conditions, is added to the model that is suggested in this work.This model may be called as ?Organizer Module?.
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Betül Aktaş
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Betül Aktaş (Master Thesis). A new component for intelligent teaching systems:organizer module, 2010, Gazi University.
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