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Title: A bot spooler architecture to integrate virtual worlds with e-learning management systems for corporate training
Author: Morgado, Leonel
Paredes, Hugo
Fonseca, Benjamim
Martins, Paulo
Almeida, Álvaro
Vilela, Andreas
Peixinho, Filipe
Santos, Arnaldo
Keywords: Computer uses in education
Games
Learning environments
Learning management systems
Software architectures
Standards and interoperability
Issue Date: 2016
Publisher: J.UCS Consortium
Abstract: Joining efforts of academic and corporate teams, we developed an integration architecture - MULTIS - that enables corporate e-learning managers to use a Learning Management System (LMS) for management of educational activities in virtual worlds. This architecture was then implemented for the Formare LMS. In this paper we present this architecture and concretizations of its implementation for the Second Life Grid/OpenSimulator virtual world platforms. Current systems are focused on activities managed by individual trainers, rather than groups of trainers and large numbers of trainees: they focus on providing the LMS with information about educational activities taking place in a virtual world and/or being able to access within the virtual world some of the information stored in the LMS, and disregard the streamlining of activity setup and data collection in multi-trainer contexts, among other administrative issues. This architecture aims to overcome the limitations of existing systems for organizational management of corporate e-learning activities.
Peer review: yes
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10400.2/5323
ISSN: 0948-695x
0948-6968
Publisher Version: http://www.jucs.org/jucs_22_2/a_bot_spooler_architecture
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