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= Overview = | |||
NavEx - Navigation to Examples - is a Web-based adaptive navigation tool for exploring programming examples. Serves as adaptive guidance shell for WebEx. Eextends traditional performance-based annotation . NavEx uses concept indexing of the examples and provides three types of information to students. | |||
* What examples the student is ready to browse and what s/he is not. | |||
* What is the student's current progress. | |||
* What examples are the most relevant for the student. | |||
* Progress of the student with relation to the group. | |||
For the time being refer [http://www.sis.pitt.edu/%7Epaws/system_navex.htm here] | For the time being refer [http://www.sis.pitt.edu/%7Epaws/system_navex.htm here] | ||
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Overview
NavEx - Navigation to Examples - is a Web-based adaptive navigation tool for exploring programming examples. Serves as adaptive guidance shell for WebEx. Eextends traditional performance-based annotation . NavEx uses concept indexing of the examples and provides three types of information to students.
- What examples the student is ready to browse and what s/he is not.
- What is the student's current progress.
- What examples are the most relevant for the student.
- Progress of the student with relation to the group.
For the time being refer here