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Natural Language Source Documents Grammar: Large set of undefined rules Lexicon: Large set of multi-sense words Change Management: Potential for uncontrolled Extension of all components. STEP 1: Apply Criterion Referenced Instruction Rules - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Define
Recall
Recognise CompareDistinguish
UseApply
Modify
Analyse
Plan
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Justify
Compose
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How will C.S.L.O.s be used?
C.S.L.O.s will first be used to define the output of an algorithm for pre-processing source documents before they are operated upon by a Multiple Choice Question (M.C.Q.) Item generator [1]
CONTROLLED SPECIFIC LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Specific Learning Objectives
The components of a Specific Learning Objective as defined in the Criterion Referenced Instruction theory of R. Mager [2] are applied to each paragraph of the source documents.
References[1] Mitkov, Ruslan and Ha, Le An and Bernardes, Jon (2005) A computer-aided environment for construction of multiple-choice tests http://hdl.handle.net/2436/3630 [2] Mager, R. (1975). Preparing Instructional Objectives (2nd Edition). Belmont, CA: Lake Publishing Co. [3] AECMA Simplified English, http://www.aecma.org/Publications/SEnglish/senglish.htm 2003-04-16[4] Bloom Benjamin S. and David R. Krathwohl, (1956). Taxonomy of Educational Objectives: The Classification of Educational Goals, by a committee of college and university examiners. Handbook I: Cognitive Domain. New York: Longman, Green.
Email: r.m.foster@ wlv.ac.ukWeb: http://www.bobfoster.co.uk
Controlled Language
The principles from several Controlled Language (C.L.) standards have combined to form the C.S.L.O. definition. The current C.L. Wikipedia article distinguishes between two purposes of C.L.s: Knowledge representation and Human readability. C.S.L.O.s have been defined to address both requirements and so C.L.s from both sides of this divide have contributed rules that are included in the C.S.L.O. standard. These include AECMA Simplified English [3]
Source Documents (Corpus Design)
In order to improve the output from our MCQ Test Item generator [1] I will apply the C.S.L.O. standard to source documents. To design the C.S.L.O. standard I have combined the benefits of the general construction framework for a ‘Specific Learning Objective’ (S.L.O.) defined in the Theory of Criterion Reference Instruction [2] with the relevant features from existing C.L.s including AECMA Simplified English [3].
Natural Language Source Documents
Grammar: Large set of undefined rules
Lexicon: Large set of multi-sense words
Change Management: Potential for uncontrolled Extension of all components
STEP 1: Apply Criterion Referenced Instruction Rules
Grammar: All text must consist of well formed Specific Learning Objectives
Lexicon: Large set of multi-sense words
Change Management: Intuitive enforcement by reader supported by training.
STEP 2: Apply Controlled Languages
Grammar : All text must consist of well formed Specific Learning Objectives
Lexicon: 950 words from Basic Lexicon plus Domain-specific Terms
Change Management: Intuitive enforcement by reader supported by training.
Research Question: Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) Generation system enhancement through disambiguation of source documents.
RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN INFORMATION AND LANGUAGE PROCESSING (RIILP)
Source Documents for Multiple Choice Question Test Item Generator [1]