Abstract

In the cognitive psychology domain, the memorization of knowledge is one kind of representation of memory capability. Humans often get the knowledge with knowledge-oriented courses. These courses are composed of the question banks with the fixed knowledge-based content. Learners can obtain the required cognitive knowledge through the repeated memory process. This study proposed a proficiency-based learning algorithm to simulate this kind of learning behavior and then implement an instruction-assisted system called proficiency-based adaptive and guided e-learning system (PAGE system), in which learners can study independently through a guided mechanism. The PAGE system is quite suitable for the knowledge-oriented courses, which are designed by several items with standard answers. Obviously the study indicated the PAGE system is validated in the learning process of memorization. The experimental result proved that the PAGE system can help learners to remember efficiently. All participants got positive progress and 80% of them achieved their criterion for cognitive knowledge growth. In addition, the experiment also showed that the learning attitude and active performance are crucial factors that affect learners' learning growth.

Highlights

  • The instruction objectives include the cognitive domain, affective domain, and psychomotor domain [1]

  • The cognitive domain can be separated into memory, thought, recognition, and application, and it is generally classified as essential knowledge and a higher level of intelligence and skill

  • In the PAGE system, learners can learn independently by the proficiency-based learning (PBL) algorithm and without teachers’ involvement. Learners can master their cognitive knowledge in the proficient learning process

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Introduction

The instruction objectives include the cognitive domain, affective domain, and psychomotor domain [1]. The cognitive domain can be separated into memory, thought, recognition, and application, and it is generally classified as essential knowledge and a higher level of intelligence and skill. The memory performance belongs to the cognitive domain [2,3,4]. The knowledge-oriented courses are the cognitive learning foundation in which they integrate the cognition with practice and skill. Learners can absorb the basic knowledge in the cognitive domain. MATEC Web of Conferences 169, 01002 (2018)

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