Development of an adaptive mass open online course in the framework of training in artificial neural network technologies

Abstract

Problem and goal. The development of mass open online courses contributes to the increasing attention of students to them. At the moment, there are many large services that provide online training, but there are no clearly defined universal requirements for such courses. Also, along with this problem, there is a fairly high level of rejection of the course at various stages due to the loss of motivation to continue training. Methodology. A variant of solving these problems by using adaptive learning technologies on the example of a course on learning artificial neural network technologies was considered. Results. In the process of reviewing the issue, the topics of the online course sections were determined. As a result, a work plan was drafted and the most relevant ways to solve the identified problems were formulated. Conclusion. The developed strategy can help with further elaboration and testing of the designed course and can be applied to any mass open online course.

About the authors

Dmitry V. Bordachev

Moscow City University

Author for correspondence.
Email: me@privetdmitry.ru

postgraduate student of the Institute of Digital Education

29 Sheremetyevskaya St, Moscow, 127521, Russian Federation

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