Stefan Arbanowski

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2019
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Christopher Krauss, Agathe Merceron, Stefan Arbanowski:
Smart Learning Object Recommendations based on Time-Dependent Learning Need Models. EDM 2019
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Christopher Krauss, Agathe Merceron, Stefan Arbanowski:
The Timeliness Deviation: A novel Approach to Evaluate Educational Recommender Systems for Closed-Courses. LAK 2019: 195-204
2017
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Christopher Krauss, Agathe Merceron, Truong-Sinh An, Miggi Zwicklbauer, Stephan Steglich, Stefan Arbanowski:
Teaching Advanced Web Technologies with a Mobile Learning Companion Application. mLearn 2017: 29:1-29:4
2016
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Berken Bayat, Christopher Krauss, Agathe Merceron, Stefan Arbanowski:
Supervised Speech Act Classification of Messages in German Online Discussions. FLAIRS 2016: 204-209

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