ADAPT2

Overview

ADAPT² Architecture

ADAPT² (read adapt-square) - Advanced Distributed Architecture for Personalized Teaching and Training - is a framework targeted at providing personalization and adaptation services for developers of content that lacks personalization.

ADAPT² consists of the following principal components.

• Knowledge Tree - portal
• CUMULATE - user-modeling server
• Adaptive Shells
• Content Servers
• PERSEUS - personalization service engine

Knowledge Tree

Knowledge Tree

Knowledge Tree is a link aggregating portal. It presents content structured according to the folder-document paradigm. Knowledge Tree provides authentication and authorization and implements a simplified form of access control. It supports collaborative authoring and social annotation. (more)

CUMULATE

CUMULATE is a cental user modeling server responsible for collecting evidence of user activity and for generating assertions about user knowledge and mastery. (more on CUMULATE)

Adaptive Shells

Adaptive shells aka value-adding services - are providing adaptation and personalization. They serve as wrappers for learning objects from content servers. Examples of adaptive shells include NavEx, QuizGuide, and Knowledge Sea II.

Content Servers

Content servers provide learning objects for students to interact with. Content servers that work with ADAPT² include: WebEx, QuizPACK, c/jWADEIn, SQLKnoT, QuizJET (PAWS native), SQL Tutor (University of Canterbury, New Zealand) Jeliot (Johensuu University), Problets (Ramapo College, US).

PERSEUS

more soon

Standardization

Data models of ADAPT² components are partially serialized as RDF. For more information refer to ADAPT² RDF Binding.