Abstract

Recently, e-learning around the world is rapidly developing, and the main problem is to provide the students with quality educational information on time. This task cannot be solved without analyzing the large flow of information, entering the information environment of e-learning from participants in the educational process – students, lecturers, administration, etc. In this environment, there are a large number of different types of data, both structured and unstructured. Data processing is difficult to implement by traditional statistical methods. The aim of the study is to show that for the development and implementation of successful e-learning systems, it is necessary to use new technologies that would allow storing and processing large data streams. In order to store the big data, a large amount of disk space is required. It is shown that to solve this problem it is efficient to use clustered NAS (Network Area Storage) technology, which allows storing information of educational institutions on NAS servers and sharing them with Internet. To process and personalize the Big Data in the environment of e-learning, it is proposed to use the technologies MapReduce, Hadoop, NoSQL and others. The article gives examples of the use of these technologies in the cloud environment. These technologies in e-learning allow achieving flexibility, scalability, availability, quality of service, security, confidentiality and ease of educational information use. Another important problem of e-learning is the identification of new, sometimes hidden, interconnection in Big Data, new knowledge (data mining), which can be used to improve the educational process and improve its management. To classify electronic educational resources, identify patterns of students with similar psychological, behavioral and intellectual characteristics, developing individualized educational programs, it is proposed to use methods of analysis of Big Data. The article shows that at present many software applications have been developed for the intellectual analysis of Big Data. These software products can be used for classification, clustering, regression and network analysis of training information. The application of these methods in e-learning will allow lecturers to receive timely information about students, promptly respond to any changes in the learning process, and timely make changes to educational content. The results of the research are proposed to be used to develop recommendations for the creation of electronic courses in higher and secondary educational institutions of Azerbaijan.

Highlights

  • В последнее время электронное образование во всем мире стремительно развивается и основной проблемой становится своевременное обеспечение учащихся качественной учебной информацией

  • E-learning around the world is rapidly developing, and the main problem is to provide the students with quality educational information on time

  • This task cannot be solved without analyzing the large flow of information, entering the information environment of e-learning from participants in the educational process – students, lecturers, administration, etc

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Introduction

В последнее время электронное образование во всем мире стремительно развивается и основной проблемой становится своевременное обеспечение учащихся качественной учебной информацией. Другой важной проблемой электронного образования является выявление новых, порою скрытых, взаимосвязей в больших данных, новых знаний (data mining), которые могут быть использованы для улучшения образовательного процесса и повышения эффективности его управления. Для классификации электронных образовательных ресурсов, выявления паттернов (шаблонов) студентов со сходными психологическими, поведенческими и интеллектуальными характеристиками, разработки индивидуализированных учебных программ в статье предлагается использовать методы анализа больших данных. В статье показано, что на сегодняшний день разработано множество программных приложений для интеллектуального анализа больших данных.

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