Suitable ontologies (educational, accessibility) for slide annotation

State of the art

Relevant papers (2016)

• • [1] Mongkolsripattana S. et al. , "Matching Learning Material to People with Disabilities based on Competence and Functional Capability", proc of i-Society 2016. Link

                 

                                    Matching model. 

               

                                        Method for matching functional capability with content type and content feature. Notice that there is a cognition abilities

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  • [2] Elias M. et al., "Towards an Ontology-based Representation of Accessibility Profiles for Learners", in proc. Educational Knowledge Management (EKM) 2016. Link.

                    

                          Excerpt from the ACCESSIBLE ontology.

Specific ontologies

• • Paper [1] mentions these ontologies for learning resources (material in e-learning): Dublin Core, IEEE LOM (Learning Object Metadata), SCORM (Shareable Content Object Reference Model).
  • Paper [2] mentions these ontologies: ACCESSIBLE (learner profiles in Open Courseware contexts and accessibility aspects), a new ontology (with no name) extends ACCESSIBLE to include accessibility specifications from IMS Global Learning Consortium. The IMS Learner Information Package (LIP) specification includes a category for accessibility aspects, described in detail in the IMS Access For All (IMS AfA) specification (as far as I know this is XML, that is, is not ontologized).
  • Ontologies ADOOLES and ADOLENA can be taken into account for reuse
        - http://julius.nganji.com/docs/ontodaps-cwis.pdf
        - http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.11120/ital.2011.10010001