Title
Workshop on Grid Learning Services
Abstract
The historical domain of ITS is currently confronted with a double challenge. On the one side the availability of Internet worldwide and the globalisation have tremendously amplified the demand for distance learning (tutoring, training, bidirectional access to Information, ubiquitous and lifelong education, learning as a side effect of interaction). On the other, technologies evolve with an unprecedented speed as well as their corresponding computational theories, models, tools, applications. One of the most important current evolution in networking is represented by GRID computing. Not only the concept promises the availability of important computing resources to be significantly enhanced by GRID services, but identifies an even more crucial roadmap for fundamental research in Computing around the notion of Semantic GRID services, as opposed/complementary to the traditional one of Web accessible products and, more recently, Web services. We do not discuss here the two alternative viewpoints; just anticipate their co-existence, the scientific debate about them and the choice in this workshop of the approach Grid Service.
Year
DOI
Venue
2004
10.1007/978-3-540-30139-4_122
Intelligent Tutoring Systems
DocType
Citations 
PageRank 
Conference
0
0.34
References 
Authors
1
14
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Guy Gouardères121557.27
Roger Nkambou260690.23
Colin Allison322239.51
Jeffrey Bradshaw425865.59
Rajkumar Buyya5232081340.23
stefano a cerri6721143.64
Marc Eisenstadt734271.18
Michel Liquiere8528.78
Liana Razmerita926720.43
Pierluigi Ritrovato1041554.50
David De Roure111956215.34
David De Roure121956215.34
Roland Yatchou1341.23
Roland Yatchou1441.23