Text Mining and Multi-Attribute Decision-Making-Based Course Improvement in Massive Open Online Courses
Yang Pei,
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Liu Ying,
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Yuyan Luo
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et al.
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(9), P. 3654 - 3654
Published: April 25, 2024
As
the
leading
platform
of
online
education,
MOOCs
provide
learners
with
rich
course
resources,
but
designers
are
still
faced
challenge
how
to
accurately
improve
quality
courses.
Current
research
mainly
focuses
on
learners’
emotional
feedback
different
attributes,
neglecting
non-emotional
content
as
well
costs
required
these
attributes.
This
limitation
makes
it
difficult
for
fully
grasp
real
needs
and
locate
key
issues
in
course.
To
overcome
above
challenges,
this
study
proposes
an
MOOC
improvement
method
based
text
mining
multi-attribute
decision-making.
Firstly,
we
utilize
word
vectors
clustering
techniques
extract
attributes
that
focus
from
their
comments.
Secondly,
help
some
deep
learning
methods
BERT,
conduct
a
sentiment
analysis
comments
reveal
tendencies
towards
Finally,
adopt
decision-making
TOPSIS
comprehensively
consider
score,
attention,
content,
providing
priority
ranking
attribute
improvement.
We
applied
two
typical
programming
courses—C
language
Java
language.
The
experimental
findings
demonstrate
our
approach
effectively
identifies
reviews,
assesses
satisfaction,
cost
improvement,
ultimately
generates
prioritized
list
provides
new
improving
courses
contributes
sustainable
development
quality.
Language: Английский
Evaluating the quality of digital education resources based on learners’ online reviews through topic modeling and opinion mining
Education and Information Technologies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 6, 2025
Language: Английский
Nexus between generative AI engagement, quality and expectation formation: an application of expectation–confirmation theory
Mai Nguyen,
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Ankit Mehrotra,
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Ashish Malik
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et al.
Journal of Enterprise Information Management,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 4, 2025
Purpose
Generative
Artificial
Intelligence
(Gen-AI)
has
provided
new
opportunities
and
challenges
in
using
educational
environments
for
students’
interaction
knowledge
acquisition.
Based
on
the
expectation–confirmation
theory,
this
paper
aims
to
investigate
effect
of
different
constructs
associated
with
Gen-AI
engagement,
satisfaction
word-of-mouth.
Design/methodology/approach
We
collected
data
from
508
students
UK
Qualtrics,
a
prominent
online
collection
platform.
The
conceptual
framework
was
analysed
through
structural
equation
modelling.
Findings
findings
show
that
expectation
formation
quality
help
boost
engagement.
Further,
we
found
active
engagement
positively
affects
positive
word
mouth.
mediating
role
confirmation
between
two
outcomes,
mouth,
also
confirmed.
moderating
cognitive
processing
relationship
found.
Originality/value
This
extends
Expectation-Confirmation
Theory
how
can
enhance
satisfaction.
Suggestions
future
research
are
derived
advance
beyond
confines
current
study
capture
development
use
AI
education.
Language: Английский
Effects of sentiment discreteness on MOOCs’ disconfirmation: text analytics in online reviews
Interactive Learning Environments,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 18
Published: Aug. 20, 2024
In
Massive
Open
Online
Courses
(MOOCs),
online
reviews
serve
as
a
basis
for
teachers
to
improve
their
courses.
The
disconfirmation
effect
of
reviews,
i.e.
the
inconsistency
between
level
attention
paid
course
factor
and
actual
weight
that
factor's
influence
on
learner
satisfaction,
leads
erroneous
judgments
by
teachers.
Based
two-factor
theory
emotion,
4,070
courses
165,705
are
adopted
corpus
identify
sentiment
effect.
empirical
results
show
there
is
significant
negative
but
not
positive
ones.
A
fine-grained
analysis
finds
containing
more
sadness
anger
sentiments
have
stronger
comparison
types
reveals
instrument-based
than
knowledge-based
practice-based
addition,
word-of-mouth
weakens
enhances
reviews.
Further,
learner's
reputation
Language: Английский
Investigating Safety Awareness in Assembly Operations via Mixed Reality Technology
IISE Transactions on Occupational Ergonomics and Human Factors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 17
Published: Dec. 4, 2024
We
investigated
the
impact
of
using
Mixed
Reality
(MR)
technology
as
a
training
tool
to
help
trainees
identify
safety
risks
during
machine
assembly
tasks,
by
analyzing
their
task
completion
efficiency
and
risk
estimation
capabilities.
As
proof-of-concept,
an
interactive
MR
module
on
hydraulic
gripper
was
designed
incorporated
in
fluid
power
laboratories
be
tested
with
mechanical
engineering
students.
The
developed
environment
evaluated
accident
causation
models.
An
analysis
revealed
smooth
operation
minimal
challenges.
Incorporating
modules
into
programs
allows
practitioners
provide
hands-on
experience
simulated
while
identifying
potential
risks.
Addressing
limitations,
such
simulating
physical
feedback
more
accurately,
will
crucial
for
optimizing
future
effectiveness
technology.
Language: Английский