Content delivery patterns with minimalist inspired content
This thesis focuses on discovering patterns that could be used in order to deliver programming knowledge to learners who have no or limited programming knowledge. In order to create the Content Delivery Patterns Language, four experiments have been conducted. The first experiment studies the feasibi...
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2015
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| Summary: | This thesis focuses on discovering patterns that could be used in order to deliver programming knowledge to learners who have no or limited programming knowledge. In order to create the Content Delivery Patterns Language, four experiments have been conducted. The first experiment studies the feasibility of content creation, inspired by the Minimalist theory of John M. Carroll. The second experiment reveals the impact of delay in displaying a part of the content, and the third experiment serves as an acceptance test for the platform. The results of each experiment influence the creation of the subsequent experiment. The Content Delivery Patterns Language is mined from the third experiment. |
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