[WikiToLearn] Semantic feature ideas

[Davide Valsecchi]

Hi Ale!

I think that the definition and theorems feature could be a really
important feature for our website and it can help us differentiate from
similar platforms.
It would be really useful for real studing!

I was thinking about another possibily: why don't we tag equation in some
way and make them indexable? Do you undestand what I mean?

Good work!

Davide


2015-12-14 23:08 GMT+01:00 Alessandro Tundo <aletundo at wikitolearn.org>:

> Hello everyone!
> I'm doing a little bit o brainstorming about some use cases for my
> internship.
>
> Some people already know that I'm talking about "semantic features" and
> knowledge extraction. I want to develop one of them during my internship
> and, of course, I have to start from the analysis, design and modeling.
>
> During a conversation with Riccardo we realized it would be very nice to
> support learning through the recall of definitions, concepts and theorems
> mentioned in the text.
> This, for example, can be done through the balloon help.
>
> What I ask is if you can think of something that you always wanted to have
> or that could be useful in the study of notes (for example as described
> above) as in the case of our content.
>
> Other ideas that came to my mind seem to be a little bit out of our
> context, or otherwise useless for our pages.
>
> Such as a timeline of events might be cute, but for purely scientific
> content is difficult to model. Different if there were Hisory courses and
> notes.
> Or also get information about people mentioned, for example, if he is
> "Boltzmann", information could be photos, date of birth and death,
> discoveries, studies, etc. is interesting, but maybe not for the purpose
> which has WikiToLearn.
>
> Thanks and let me know! :)
> Bye,
>
> Alessandro
>
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