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Treffer: Component Based Framework for Authoring and Multimedia Training in Mathematics

Title:
Component Based Framework for Authoring and Multimedia Training in Mathematics
Contributors:
The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeerX Archives
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CiteSeerX
Document Type:
Fachzeitschrift text
File Description:
application/pdf
Language:
English
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Metadata may be used without restrictions as long as the oai identifier remains attached to it.
Accession Number:
edsbas.5DF77461
Database:
BASE

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—The new programming technologies allow for the creation of components which can be automatically or manually assembled to reach a new experience in knowledge understanding and mastering or in getting skills for a specific knowledge area. The project proposes an interactive framework that permits the creation, combination and utilization of components that are specific to mathematical training in high schools. The main framework’s objectives are: • authoring lessons by the teacher or the students; all they need are simple operating skills for Equation Editor (or something similar, or Latex); the rest are just drag & drop operations, inserting data into a grid, or navigating through menus • allowing sonorous presentations of mathematical texts and solving hints (easier understood by the students) • offering graphical representations of a mathematical function edited in Equation • storing of learning objects in a database • storing of predefined lessons (efficient for expressions and commands, the rest being calculations; allows a high compression) • viewing and/or modifying predefined lessons, according to the curricula The whole thing is focused on a mathematical expressions minicompiler, storing the code that will be later used for different purposes (tables, graphics, and optimisations). Programming technologies used. A Visual C #.NET implementation is proposed. New and innovative digital learning objects for mathematics will be developed; they are capable to interpret, contextualize and react depending on the architecture where they are assembled. Keywords—Adaptor, automatic assembly learning component and user control. I.