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International Journal of Development in Social Sciences and Humanities

(By Aryavart International University, India)

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DEVELOPING AN INNOVATIVE COURSE CONTENT LEARNING MODEL TO ENHANCE THE COGNITIVE LEARNING CAPABILITIES AND COMPETENCIES OF LEARNERS

Vol. 5, Jan-Jun 2018 | Page: 51-55

Poonam Devi

Received: 02-07-2018, Accepted: 12-08-2018, Published Online: 26-08-2018


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Abstract

The current metadata guidelines in e-learning space have been dependent upon much analysis for its absence of a particular class of metadata to permit the psychologically-based depiction of learning assets. To overcome the lack of existing metadata norms, this exploration work proposed the substance model for a course-based e-learning condition. A course-based e-learning approach is utilized to help the understudies in developing their insight by mulling over psychological limitations. We are proposing the semantic-based structure to depict the informational material for the course based learning condition. Discoveries: The scientist analysed the necessary foundation information for psychological reasoning, the contrasts among information and perception and afterwards proposed the semantic-based organizing obviously substance for giving a versatile and smart learning condition. The proposed course content model impacts the reasoning abilities, intellectual conduct of student and to conquer the insufficiency of existing metadata guidelines.

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