Semantic Web a supporto dell'ambiente personale di lavoro e apprendimento

Contenuto principale dell'articolo

Giuseppina Rita Mangione
Francesco Orciuoli
Saverio Salerno

Abstract

Nell’ambito del progetto europeo ARISTOTELE, l’approccio grazie al quale i lavoratori, in una logica di apprendimento permanente, possono trarre beneficio dalla conoscenza collettiva della organizzazione cui appartengono e contribuire a essa, ruota intorno al concetto di Personal Work and Learning Environment (PWLE). Il PWLE è un ambiente personale digitale che assiste il lavoratore nel ciclo della conoscenza, in particolare lo aiuta ad elicitare la propria conoscenza tacita, a contribuire alla conoscenza collettiva e ad accedere a quest’ultima in forma strutturata per sostenere le proprie attività di apprendimento e di lavoro. Le tecnologie del Semantic Web, modellando, rappresentando ed alimentando la conoscenza collettiva, abilitano i dispositivi e i processi educativi del PWLE sostenendo l’apprendimento continuo e situato all’interno delle imprese.

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Articoli - Numero speciale
Biografia autore

Francesco Orciuoli, Università degli Studi di Salerno, Salerno

Dipartimento di Ingegneria Elettronica e Ingegneria Informatica (DIEII)

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