Measuring of and Reacting to Learners' Progress in Logic Programming Courses
S. Friese. Proceedings of the Fifteenth Annual Conference on Innovation and Technology in Computer Science Education, page 152--154. New York, NY, ACM, (2010)
DOI: 10.1145/1822090.1822134
Abstract
To be able to support learners adequately in logic programming courses, it is crucial to know about their current level of competency during the learning process. Based on this, the course can be adapted and individual support can be given. In a traditional lecture the learning process is often a black box for the teacher, so there is no possibility to incorporate it. This paper describes how an architecture consisting of an online programming environment, private blogs and a reporting application can be used to solve the problem and shows how it was applied in the context of university lectures.
Description
Measuring of and reacting to learners' progress in logic programming courses
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%X To be able to support learners adequately in logic programming courses, it is crucial to know about their current level of competency during the learning process. Based on this, the course can be adapted and individual support can be given. In a traditional lecture the learning process is often a black box for the teacher, so there is no possibility to incorporate it. This paper describes how an architecture consisting of an online programming environment, private blogs and a reporting application can be used to solve the problem and shows how it was applied in the context of university lectures.
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title = {Measuring of and Reacting to Learners' Progress in Logic Programming Courses},
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year = 2010
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