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Archive | 2008

Collaborative Knowledge Modelling with a Graphical Knowledge Representation Tool: A Strategy to Support the Transfer of Expertise in Organisations

Josianne Basque; Gilbert Paquette; Béatrice Pudelko; Michel Léonard

This chapter presents a strategy for collaborative knowledge modelling between Tele-universite, LICEF Research Center, [email protected]


Sciences et Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication pour l'Éducation et la Formation | 2017

Cadre d'analyse de la personnalisation de l'apprentissage dans les cours en ligne ouverts et massifs (CLOM)

Rim Bejaoui; Gilbert Paquette; Josianne Basque

Nous presentons un cadre d’analyse de la personnalisation dans les CLOM. Fonde theoriquement, ce cadre comprend une ontologie des diverses proprietes de personnalisation de l’apprentissage qui peuvent s’appliquer dans les CLOM, ainsi qu’une grille d’analyse de ces proprietes. La grille devient pour le concepteur de CLOM un instrument dans sa prise de decision quant aux options de personnalisation de l’apprentissage envisageables. Le cadre a fait l’objet d’une validation par des experts, dont nous presentons les resultats.


International Journal of Game-Based Learning (IJGBL) | 2017

Logs Analysis of Adapted Pedagogical Scenarios Generated by a Simulation Serious Game Architecture

Sophie Callies; Mathieu Gravel; Eric Beaudry; Josianne Basque

This paper presents an architecture designed for simulation serious games, which automatically generates game-based scenarios adapted to learners learning progression. We present three central modules of the architecture: (1) the learner model, (2) the adaptation module and (3) the logs module. The learner model estimates the progression of the development of skills targeted in the game. The adaptation module uses this estimation to automatically plan an adapted sequence of in-game situations optimizing learning. We implemented our architecture in Game of Homes, a simulation serious game, which aims to train adults the basics of real estate. We build a scripted-based version of Game of Homes in order to compare the impact of scripted-based scenarios versus generated scenarios on learning progression. We qualitatively analyzed logs files of thirty-six adults who played Game of Homes for 90 minutes. The main results highlighted the specificity of the generated pedagogical scenarios for each learner and, more specifically, the optimization of the guidance provided and of the presentation of the learning content throughout the game.


International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education | 2013

Supporting Continuous Professional Learning in the Academic Staff through Expertise Sharing

Josianne Basque

This article reports a small-scale experiment of a strategy designed to support the sharing of academic expertise at a Distance Learning University. Two small and separate groups of academic staff members (one of four professors and one of five instructional designers, both including experienced and new employees) volunteered to meet regularly, over a one-year period, to elaborate a collective knowledge map representing a portion of their professional knowledge. This tool- and peer-mediated mentoring activity created a professional learning context in which participants were encouraged to externalize and thus share some tacit knowledge developed through professional practice, as well as explicit but sometimes ambiguous organizational knowledge. The data analyzed so far includes audiotaped individual interviews conducted before and at the end of the experiment, audiotaped group debriefings at the end of each meeting and the knowledge map constructed in each group. Results suggest that combining group mentoring with collaborative knowledge modeling is a promising strategy to foster the elicitation of professional expertise and thus support the professional development of academic staff in universities. This strategy can be defined as an intentional but non-formal professional learning activity that fits well with conceptualisations of learning at the workplace as both a knowledge participation process and a knowledge creation process.ResumenEste artículo expone un experimento a pequeña escala sobre una estrategia diseñada para apoyar el intercambio de experiencias académicas en una universidad de educación a distancia. Dos pequeños grupos independientes compuestos por personal académico (uno con cuatro profesores y otro con cinco diseñadores de contenidos educativos, ambos con empleados con y sin experiencia) se ofrecieron voluntarios para reunirse periódicamente durante un período de un año para elaborar un mapa de conocimientos colectivos que representara una parte de sus conocimientos profesionales. Esta herramienta y actividad de tutoría entre compañeros de trabajo estableció un contexto de aprendizaje en el que se potenció que los participantes exteriorizaran y compartieran algunos conocimientos tácitos desarrollados a través de su práctica profesional, así como determinados conocimientos organizativos explícitos aunque algunas veces ambiguos. Los datos analizados hasta el momento incluyen la grabación de las entrevistas realizadas a cada participante antes y después del experimento, la grabación de las conclusiones al final de cada reunión y el mapa de conocimientos elaborado por cada grupo. Los resultados sugieren que combinar las tutorías de grupo con la modelización de conocimientos colaborativos es una estrategia prometedora para promover la adquisición de experiencias profesionales y por lo tanto apoyar el desarrollo profesional del personal académico en las universidades. Esta estrategia puede definirse como una actividad de aprendizaje intencional pero no formal que se adecua a las conceptualizaciones de aprendizaje en el lugar de trabajo a la vez como proceso de intercambio de conocimientos y proceso de creación de conocimientos.


Sciences et Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication pour l'Éducation et la Formation | 2003

Vers un modèle générique d'assistance aux acteurs du téléapprentissage

Aude Dufresne; Josianne Basque; Gilbert Paquette; Michel Léonard; Karin Lundgren-Cayrol; Sandrine Prom Tep


International Journal of e-Learning and Distance Education | 1998

Le concept d’environnement d’apprentissage informatisé

Sylvie Doré; Josianne Basque


Archive | 2009

Intersubjective meaning-making in dyads using object-typed concept mapping

Josianne Basque; Béatrice Pudelko


Concept maps: theory, methodology, technology : proceedings of the first International Conference on Concept Mapping, Vol. 1, 2004, ISBN 84-9769-064-8, págs. 75-82 | 2004

Collaborative knowledge modeling between experts and novices: a strategy to support transfer of expertise in an organization

Josianne Basque; Clément Imbeault; Béatrice Pudelko; Michel Léonard


Concept maps: theory, methodology, technology : proceedings of the first International Conference on Concept Mapping, Vol. 1, 2004, ISBN 84-9769-064-8, págs. 67-74 | 2004

The effect of collaborative knowledge modeling at a distance on performance and on learning

Josianne Basque; Béatrice Pudelko


Sciences et Technologies de l'Information et de la Communication pour l'Éducation et la Formation | 2002

Une typologie des typologies des applications des TIC en éducation

Josianne Basque; Karin Lundgren-Cayrol

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Sophie Callies

Université du Québec à Montréal

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Sylvie Doré

École de technologie supérieure

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Patrick Pelletier

École Normale Supérieure

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Marcelo Maina

Open University of Catalonia

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