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Personalized Links Recommendation Based on Data Mining in Adaptive Educational Hypermedia Systems

This paper describes a personalized recommender system that uses web mining techniques for recommending a student which next links to visit within an adaptable educational hypermedia system. They present a specific mining tool and a recommender engine that one has integrated in the AHA! system in order to help the...

Tags: Hypermedia, Data Mining, Web Mining

White papers 2007-06-05

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Macs that hate Adobe fonts, love Microsoft ones

Macs that hate Adobe fonts, love Microsoft onesJust another case of Apple innovating ...... by copying from someone else. Enough said!RE: Macs that hate Adobe fonts, love Microsoft onesSo many errors I don't know where to begin. Helvetica has never shipped in Windows "New" or otherwise, and it's "Helvetica...

Tags: Desktops, Helvetica, Postcript, font, Adobe font, TrueType, Apple Macintosh, Adobe Systems Inc., Microsoft Corp.

Discussion threads 2007-11-27

Google's three rules

Google's three ruleswhy not?why can't they just paste on ACID transactions?it'd probably take alittle work but some sort of transaction processor they can gut and use over their infrastructure seems a doable thing given the brains they've got there...Search vs. Enterprise AppsI think what Google does with their data centers...

Tags: Linux, Data centers, Programming languages, Network technology, programming language, SQL, Google Inc.

Discussion threads 2007-06-25

Authoring Intelligent Tutoring Systems for Disabled Learners

The purpose of this paper is to present an authoring tool for the development of a distance learning Hypermedia Intelligent Tutoring System HITS. Designed to satisfy guidelines of accessibility of the W3C recommendation for authors and learners that present disabilities, the authoring tool allows several authors geographically dispersed to cooperate...

Tags: Client-server, Authoring Tool, Tool, Productivity

White papers 2007-04-14

DISAS: A DISelect-Based Middleware for Building Adaptive Systems

The paper presents DISAS, a middleware software that can be used to enable adaptation in existing web-based applications and legacy information systems. The proposed system provides an intermediate layer between the user and the data source that monitors system conditions, intercepts content streams, and adapts them on the fly, leveraging...

Tags: DISAS, Middleware, Java, Enterprise Software, Software, Programming Languages, Software Development, Software/Web Development

White papers 2006-05-19

Web services for dummies

When organizations and services expose their content using APIs, there needs to be a way for others to call and transport that content. There are two current methods for doing this - which can be characterized as 'Simple' or 'Complex'.The easy wayThe simple method is to use REST (Representational State...

Tags: Rest, SoaP

Blog posts 2005-12-20