Method for establishing knowledge in long-term memory
AssigneePolaris Industries Inc.
InventorsSerge Hugonnard-Bruyere, Marie-Christine Hugonnard-Bruyere
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AssigneePolaris Industries Inc.
InventorsSerge Hugonnard-Bruyere, Marie-Christine Hugonnard-Bruyere
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A knowledge management system to optimize the human learning and memorization process. Memorization of desired information is achieved through knowledge transfer and rehearsal, whereby a learning system provides a series of associated elements to the user using a dynamical and reactive algorithm that responds to the user's abilities to prepare an efficient rehearsal process. The instant system combines a dynamic learning system with a database that comprises content provided by multiple users and which is overseen by individuals to ensure the validity of the content within the system. Information may be provided in a multimedia format which can include music, video, text and other auditory and visual stimuli as part of the rehearsal process.
A method for knowledge transfer, comprising:
A method for knowledge transfer, comprising accepting, via an interface of a computer-based educational system, a set of associative elements provided by a user of said educational system;
A method comprising receiving content at a computer-based educational system from a first user, the content including of one or more sets of associative elements, each of which includes a first element and one or more elements associated with the first element;
A learning system, comprising a computer-readable storage medium containing sets of associated elements;
A computer-aided knowledge management process, comprising planning a learning process for a user, the learning process adapted to permit learning of one or more information elements by the user, and executing the learning process by interrogating the user with questions which the user would like to be able to answer, the answers to the questions being the information elements.
A computer-aided knowledge management process, comprising populating a knowledge store with information elements obtained from one or more knowledge experts;
A computer-based knowledge management process, comprising automatically and selectively presenting information elements for learning by a user through a question and answer session in which the user is interrogated in one or more cycles for learning subject matter represented by the information elements, and receiving feedback from the user regarding the content of questions and answers presented during the session.
A computer-based service, comprising an Internet host configured to facilitate storing of information elements in a knowledge store accessible by the Internet host, the information elements provided by any of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.