Skill Based Learning Environment: using Semantic Annotation with Mapping Method

Abstract-Skill-Based learning environment is used in learning process for decision making, communication and problem-solving. The semantic annotation used in real-time annotations of these simulations for debriefing of the persons, person study and better analysis of the learning approaches of mentors.A ubiquitous learning surroundings are provided an inter-operable, persistent and faultless learning architecture to connect, add and share three major dimensions of learning resources such as education collaborator, education contents and education services. Ubiquitous learning is characterized for identifying right education collaborators, right education contents and right education services in the right place at the right time. As a result, environment promote the gaining of practical skills as well as decision making, communication, and problem solving with help of Skills-based learning environment. The environments are an important to give feedback about the students from the practically conducted sessions and observations of students actions can notify to the estimation of their quality process. And also, those learning environments are helping to the researchers for better understand the learning process. The proposed system is examined the utilization of semantic annotation in the recording of those types of simulated learning environments. Also, achieve the better student feedback as well as improve the understanding of learning environments, proposed a new mechanism such as semantic based approach (An Domain based Ontology with various annotation methods and their combinations) is used. Consequently, improve the efficiency of the global linked data (meta-data) in the semantic annotation system i.e. the simulation environments recording in different ontologies with different observers, mentors can miss any important information about the subject, for avoided the issue, a new mapping method is used and also our system display the symbols annotations for easier understanding