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Threshold concepts and the semantic web

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posted on 2024-06-03, 15:11 authored by Sukanto BhattacharyaSukanto Bhattacharya, MB Cohen
Threshold concepts have proven to be a useful tool in understanding a particular set of difficulties that confront students in higher education. From the viewpoint of a student threshold concepts are characterized as transformative, integrative, bounded, troublesome, and to a large extent invisible. The sematic web, among its many other advantages, holds the possibility of allowing students to successfully move beyond the threshold concepts in their chosen discipline. The nature of threshold concepts are discussed and related specifically to andragogy. A preliminary solution, which takes advantage of the features of Web 3.0, is presented.

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Chapter number

8

Pagination

157-172

ISBN-13

9781681231471

Language

eng

Publication classification

B1 Book chapter, B Book chapter

Copyright notice

2015, Information Age Publishing

Extent

13

Editor/Contributor(s)

Stachowicz-Stanusch A, Wankel C

Publisher

Information Age Publishing

Place of publication

Charlotte, N.C.

Title of book

Emerging Web 3.0/semantic web applications in higher education : growing personalization and wider interconnections in learning

Series

Research in Management Education and Development

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