Abstract

In the face of surging online education around the globe, it seems quite necessary and helpful for learners and teachers to have the plethora of online resources well sorted out beforehand. To some extent, the efficiency and accuracy of resource search and retrieval may determine the quality and influence of online education. In this research, based on the methodological framework of design science, the support vector machine (SVM) algorithm is chosen to optimise the design of an accurate resource classifier. The aim is to improve the unsatisfactory classification effect of traditional classification methods for online education resources, so that online learners can enjoy more accurate and convenient access to education resources they are seeking out of many more. For the purpose of performance evaluation, the proposed SVM-based classifier was compared with two other classification methods based on multiple neutral networks and deep learning respectively. Upon collection and pre-processing of online materials, the features of educational resources were extracted and output in the form of feature vectors. By calculating the similarity between the extracted feature vectors and the standard vectors of the set type, we obtainedthe classification results of online education resources for each of the three classifiers. It was found that, compared with those of the two traditional classification methods, the precision ratioand therecall ratio of the proposed classifier improved by 3.26% and 2.01% respectively.In the meantime, the proposedSVM-based classifier seems to more advantageous in performance balance with better F measurement.

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