Review on how learning styles were integrated into adaptive e-learning systems. Felder–Silverman's is found to be the most popular theory that was applied. Explore online learning styles predictors and automatic classification methods. Examine different applications of learning styles in adaptive learning system. Recommendation and future research opportunities are proposed. Learning styles which refer to students' preferred ways to learn can play an important role in adaptive e-learning systems. With the knowledge of different styles, the system can offer valuable advice and instructions to students and teachers to optimise students' learning process. Moreover, e-leaning system which allows computerised and statistical algorithms opens the opportunity to overcome drawbacks of the traditional detection method that uses mainly questionnaire. These appealing reasons have led to a growing number of researches looking into the integration of learning styles and adaptive learning system. This paper, by reviewing 51 studies, delves deeply into different parts of the integration process. It captures a variety of aspects from learning styles theories selection in e-learning environment, online learning styles predictors, automatic learning styles classification to numerous learning styles applications. The results offer insights into different developments, achievements and open problems in the field. Based on these findings, the paper also provides discussion, recommendations and guidelines for future researches.
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%1 citeulike:13845065
%A Truong, Huong M.
%D 2016
%J Computers in Human Behavior
%K individual-differences learning-style
%P 1185--1193
%R 10.1016/j.chb.2015.02.014
%T Integrating learning styles and adaptive e-learning system: Current developments, problems and opportunities
%U http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2015.02.014
%V 55
%X Review on how learning styles were integrated into adaptive e-learning systems. Felder–Silverman's is found to be the most popular theory that was applied. Explore online learning styles predictors and automatic classification methods. Examine different applications of learning styles in adaptive learning system. Recommendation and future research opportunities are proposed. Learning styles which refer to students' preferred ways to learn can play an important role in adaptive e-learning systems. With the knowledge of different styles, the system can offer valuable advice and instructions to students and teachers to optimise students' learning process. Moreover, e-leaning system which allows computerised and statistical algorithms opens the opportunity to overcome drawbacks of the traditional detection method that uses mainly questionnaire. These appealing reasons have led to a growing number of researches looking into the integration of learning styles and adaptive learning system. This paper, by reviewing 51 studies, delves deeply into different parts of the integration process. It captures a variety of aspects from learning styles theories selection in e-learning environment, online learning styles predictors, automatic learning styles classification to numerous learning styles applications. The results offer insights into different developments, achievements and open problems in the field. Based on these findings, the paper also provides discussion, recommendations and guidelines for future researches.
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title = {{Integrating learning styles and adaptive e-learning system: Current developments, problems and opportunities}},
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