"Design and Implementation of a Distance Educational System," In the Proceedings of the 11th IEEE Mediterranean Electrotechnical Conference (IEEE MELECON 2002), Cairo, Egypt, pp. 552 – 557, May 2002.
• 2002
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Mohamed Mahran, Mohamed Hashem, Ahmed Mohamed and Ahmed Taha.
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Abstract
Many universities throughout the world explore the possibilities of on-line delivery of educational programs. These developments have a great potential on the transition from the traditional face-to-face education process to the distance education programs which become one of the rapidly growing computing approaches.
In this paper, we developed a distance
educational system namely, WebCAT, that provides many capabilities and tools for both student and instructor. It allows the instructor to build a full online course including material, syllabus, schedule, references, links, exams, automatic grading and ways to follow up the performance of students throughout statistical charts. Finally a comparison with existing broadly accepted systems, such as WebCT, shows that our system is comparable with it.
In this paper, we developed a distance
educational system namely, WebCAT, that provides many capabilities and tools for both student and instructor. It allows the instructor to build a full online course including material, syllabus, schedule, references, links, exams, automatic grading and ways to follow up the performance of students throughout statistical charts. Finally a comparison with existing broadly accepted systems, such as WebCT, shows that our system is comparable with it.
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