A Framework for Collaborative-Learning Systems Based on Agent Technologies

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Existing distance learning systems provide collaboration tools (like forum, chat, wiki, etc.) presenting some limits that reduce the effectiveness of such tools from the standpoint of collaborative learning. Accordingly, a conceptual framework is needed that bridges the gap between the interaction forms characterising collaborative learning and existing learning collaboration tools. In this context, Multi-Agent System (MAS) seems to be a suitable paradigm to engineer such systems as it promotes effective collaboration. This paper shows how the Agents and Artefacts (A&A) meta-model for MAS could be exploited to build a conceptual framework for collaborative learning systems

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Publication_icon.svg Agent-Based Collaboration Systems: A Case Study (paper in proceedings, 2008) — Elena Nardini, Andrea Omicini
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Project_icon.svg RESET — Social Networks and Promotion of Knowledge Construction through E-Learning Tools (15/10/2006–15/10/2008)
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Publication_icon.svg Agent-Based Collaboration Systems: A Case Study (paper in proceedings, 2008) — Elena Nardini, Andrea Omicini

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