Adriana J. Berlanga
ABSTRACT
Adaptive Navigation Support techniques aim at manipulating web page links to present relevant and appropriate information for each user. This paper sketches how these techniques can be described using a notational method, the IMS Learning Design specification, and introduces our proposal to depict adaptive techniques using this specification.
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- Modelling adaptive navigation support techniques using the IMS learning design specification
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