Advances in E-learning-Experiences and Methodologies

AI Techniques for Monitoring Student Learning Process
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AddItIonAL reAdIng
This section provides some additional references
related to the main research topics described in this
chapter: AI planning and scheduling techniques,
virtual education, authoring tools and e-learning
standards. We have included both classical texts
and some recent publications that could be used
by readers to learn more about above-mentioned
research themes.