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Page 1: 1 Vocabulary Building Support system by Converting Web pages Hiroki Yoshioka, Taro Yabuki and Hiroshi Sakuta Department of Integrated Information Technology,

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Vocabulary Building Support system

by Converting Web pages

Hiroki Yoshioka, Taro Yabuki and Hiroshi Sakuta

Department of Integrated Information Technology,College of Science and Engineering, Aoyama Gakuin University{yabuki,sakuta}@it.aoyama.ac.jp, [email protected]

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About AGU

135 Years Tradition

Education based on

Christianity

Top-Ranking Private

University

Comprehensive Educational Institution

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RankingBrand & Popularity

Stylish / Sophisticated 1stPopularity 3rdAttractive Curriculum 4thRecognition 4th

Ranking by SubjectsLiberal Arts / Humanities 5thForeign Language / International Studies 5th

Social Studies 6thEconomic / Business Studies 9th

Resource: Recruit’s University Brand Survey 2009

Data: Kawaijuku Educational Institution 2010,Ranked among 595 Japanese Private Universities

AGU has a Strong Brand Competitiveness in Japan

&

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At a Glance As of May 2009

Student Body: 19,993

  - undergraduate: 18,527

  - postgraduate: 1,466

  - international students: 294

Faculties’ Members: 456

Administration Staff: 324

Career Support Centre Staff: 15

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Location Located in the heart of Tokyo 125-year-old Traditional Campus Forefront Area of Fashion & Culture

Aoyama CampusAoyama Campus

Humanities & Social Science: 3rd ~ 4th YearSchool of Cultural Creative Studies: 2nd ~ 4th Year

Located in the outskirts of Tokyo Great Research Environment Latest Facilities (Opened in 2003)

Sagamihara CampusSagamihara Campus

Science and Engineering / Social Informatics: ALLHumanities & Social Science: 1st ~ 2nd YearSchool of Cultural Creative Studies: 1st Year

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International Partnerships

• Aoyama Gakuin University has 72 partner universities in the world.

(Americas: 29, Europe:19, Asia Pacific: 24)

• A member of educational consortium, ACUCA ( Association of Christian Universities and Colleges in Asia) and IAMSCU ( International Association of Methodist Schools, Colleges & Universities )

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AcademicsUndergraduate

College of Literature (English / French / Japanese / History)

College of Economics

Faculty of Law

School of Business

School of International Politics, Economics and Communication

School of Cultural Creative Studies

College of Science and Engineering

School of Social Informatics

College of Education, Psychology and Human Studies

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AcademicsGraduate School

Graduate School of Literature (English / French / Japanese / History)

Graduate School of Education, Psychology and Human Studies

Graduate School of Economics

Graduate School of Law

Graduate School of Business

Graduate School of International Politics, Economics and Communication

Graduate School of Cultural Creative Studies

Graduate School of Science and Engineering

Graduate School of Social Informatics

Aoyama Business School (MBA)

Law School

Graduate School of Professional Accountancy

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Self Learning Solution• Diversified specialized fields>less teachers• Knowledge base for advanced courses• Step for Terminology in every field>share

knowledge for communication• Test/Quiz based evaluation system• Web-based system• Large amount of problem set• Automatic generation of sophisticated problems

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Conventional on line Systems in Japan for Vocabulary Building of English

P-Study Systemhttp://www.takke.jp/http://cocet.code.u-air.ac.jp/index.html

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Disadvantage of conventional systems

1. Load of problem editors

2 . No practical system for context-oriented self learning system

Sent by system

Sent by hardcopies

Response

Response

Edit Problems

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Specifications for supposed system

Required system specifications Automatic generating facility for problem setProblems inferring meaning of target words from

context

Fundamental technologyConverting arbitrary Web contents into Fill-in-the-

blank question for users

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Word List

Application Server

Database

Web Page converted in Fill-in-the-blank question

InternetLearner

Select  Word Set

Automatic Scoring

Compile Learning Results

Feedback from Learning History

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Example for multi lingual style

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Generation of target word set

Target word set

Word ListAssign

target words

Learning History

Forgetting function by Ebbinghaus

Collected by users or teachers

Select for a step

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Forgetting curve by Ebbinghaus

By Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forgetting_curve

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Conclusions

Automatic generation of problems, grading and feedback to learners reducing loads of working by teachers

Implementation of context-based learning for vocabulary building

Practical use of Web contents for learning Expected applications for other languages

and fields