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EXPLORING SOCIAL NETWORKING TECHNOLOGY AND MULTIPLE PEDAGOGICAL AGENTS: HOW, WHEN AND TO WHAT EXTENT THEY FACILITATE LEARNING IN E-LEARNING SYSTEMS Melvin Ballera, and Aziza Ehmaid Omar, Sirte University, Libya The proliferation of
e-learning using pedagogical agents in learning institutions has
contributed a lot to the acquisition and applications of new skills.
Pedagogical agents have proven their worth in multiple ways and in
multiple domains of education. Likewise, social networking
technology exponentially increases and is being used in the tertiary
level. This paper introduces multi-pedagogical agent systems and the
incorporation of social network services in the design and
implementation of e-learning systems. Specifically it answers how,
when and to what extent are pedagogical agents and social networking
services used to aid learning? |
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