Publisher's Synopsis
J. Saul Nicholas' book Analysis and Amelioration of E-Learning Recommender Systems offers a thorough introduction to the field of e-learning recommendation systems. From the fundamentals of how e-learning systems operate to more complex subjects like Natural Language Processing, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Data Mining, it covers a wide range of topics. The book gives a thorough review of the fundamental procedures, algorithms, and industry standards for developing and implementing successful e-learning recommendation systems. The influence that e-learning recommendation systems can have is also highlighted by case studies from various nations around the world.
The various kinds of e-learning recommendation systems, including content-based filtering, collaborative filtering, and hybrid systems, are thoroughly explained in the book. It also provides ways for analysing recommendation systems as well as tips on how to design and improve them. The book also discusses the use of data in e-learning recommendation systems, the value of pre-processing, purification, and transformation of data, as well as the implications of data privacy and security.
The book examines the human side of e-learning recommendation systems in addition to their technological components. It looks at the legal and moral ramifications of e-learning, how to involve users in the design process, and how to build and sustain trust between users and providers. Lastly, it discusses how to employ e-learning recommendation systems in the future to enhance education for all students. Anybody who wants to comprehend and use e-learning recommendation systems must read J. Saul Nicholas' book Analysis and Amelioration of E-Learning Recommender Systems. It is a priceless tool for students, teachers, software engineers, and data scientists alike.
