Slide Shows
Slide ShowsDomain Knowledge, SLT & role in T-L 2006
This slide show was given as a Keynote address at the TICL SIG Conference in San Francisco, April 10, 2006. It presents an updated introduction of the Structural Learning Theory, which extends the 2001 update Structural Learning Theory in the 21st Century.
This slide show builds on the previous slide show on Structural Learning Theory, describing the AuthorIT authoring system.
Answers to Key Questions posed at the 2006 TICL Masters Conference on KR: AST-based KR & SLT
This slide show summarizes answers to key questions posed at the 2006 TICL Masters Conference on Knowledge Representation based on AST-based KR & SLT.
This slide show was first given at AECT about 2002 and shows how to quickly build and easily build intelligent tutors that can be guaranteed to work.
XML and Standards Independence: XML is widely viewed as the primary means of exchanging data over the Internet. Using XML, different applications from independent companies are able to share whatever data may be required in their operations. Because of its flexibility, XML is becoming accepted as the best way to exchange data over the Internet. Using XML, different applications from independent companies are able to share whatever data may be required in their operations.
The major impediment to using XML is that different companies and industries have different needs. These differences will invariably leas to potentially competing standards. Consequently, many companies will be reluctant to invest heavily in XML at this time -- plowing ahead, only to find that one bet on the wrong standard. Flexsys makes this concern obsolete. No matter what standard eventually wins, Flexsys unique custom conversion capabilities makes it easy convert from one XML standard to any other.
This slide show shows how to become a corporate partner allowing you to commercialize Scandura development systems.
