A reference is provided for each term in the glossary, accessible through the link associated with a particular glossary term or through the Bibliography for Glossary.

An abstract of the research in Applying Multi-Intelligent Adaptive Hypermedia to Online Learning is provided.

A research paper was presented on October 16, 2002 at E-Learn 2002 sponsored by the Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE).

Paper published in the E-Learn 2002 conference proceedings:

Applying Multi-Intelligent Adaptive Hypermedia to Online Learning (paper)

Presentation of paper at E-Learn 2002 Conference:

Applying Multi-Intelligent Adaptive Hypermedia to Online Learning (presentation)

Presentation delivered at Santa Clara University, January 21, 2003:

Technology-Enabled Learning (presentation)

The following papers are brought together to provide further information on Multi-Intelligent Online Learning.

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Overview of Research Study in Multi-Intelligent Online Learning

Theoretical Foundation of Multi-Intelligent Online Learning

Educational Methodologies for Multi-Intelligent Online Learning

Adaptive Hypermedia Technology for Multi-Intelligent Online Learning

Web Technologies for Multi-Intelligent Online Learning

Methodology of Research Study in Multi-Intelligent Online Learning

Design and Implementation of a Multi-Intelligent Online Learning Prototype

Formative Evaluation of a Multi-Intelligent Online Learning Prototype

Conclusions of Research Study in Multi-Intelligent Online Learning

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