The Semantic Web and its Contribution in Elearning
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Dec 3, 2015
Keywords:
semantic web ontology metadata agent elearning internet world wide web semantic web stack
Abstract
Semantic web refers to the extension of the existing World Wide Web with technologies that attribute to online content formal semantics. Its prime idea is that data acquire structure and meaning, in a common and independent frame of knowledge representation, equally explicit for people and computers. The current study aims to present the semantic web and highlight its contribution to elearning, through the review of contemporary literature. Furthermore, it investigates attitudes of the Early Childhood Education Department students’, regarding the semantic web.
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Παγγέ Α., & Παγγέ Τ. (2015). The Semantic Web and its Contribution in Elearning. Journal of Research in Education and Training, 5, 88–101. https://doi.org/10.12681/jret.8680
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