Abstract

Abstract The rapid emergence of Internet+, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and other innovative technologies has led to the gradual penetration of online learning into traditional teaching, and face-to-face teaching and online teaching have moved towards deep integration. This paper explores the Internet+ teaching mode of online and offline integration of community-based senior education in the context of a smart city and designs a personalized learning platform for community-based geriatric education. Subsequently, a learning path recommendation model based on two-dimensional features of learners and learning resources is constructed, and then the SASBPSO algorithm is used to realize model optimization and improve the online learning effect of community-based senior education, and the effect of the model application is analyzed. The SASBPSO algorithm is more reliable than other algorithms when solving optimal solutions and converges at less than 0.1, which is significantly superior to other algorithms in terms of convergence. The time used by elderly learners under the use of this paper method is significantly shorter than the traditional method, and the average learning time gap is smaller. The difference between the average scores of the pre-test and post-test of the two groups is −16.247 and −8.146, and the significance value of the difference is 0.003 and 0.016, respectively, 0.003<0.016<0.05, indicating that the learning effect based on personalized learning path recommendation is significantly higher than that of the traditional learning method. This paper provides feasible design ideas for the Internet+ teaching mode of community-based geriatric education.

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