A study on searching and recommending SCORM CPs by ontological support

The purpose of this study is to implement content packages of searching and recommending for teachers while they intend to deliver a specified course unit. Many efforts have been made on how to technically develop authoring tools instead how to apply existing content packages in teaching practices....

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