Survey Analysis To Identify the Creative Thinking Attributes To Cope E-learning Strategies To Improve e-Learning Process
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Creative thinking, E-learning strategies, Talented learners, Adaptive learning, Learner characteristics
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This paper is part of research attempted to develop an intelligent tutoring systems to support who have the characteristic of creative thinking to gain efficient knowledge in appropriate e-learning strategy. This is part of intelligent tutoring system uses neural network to obtain the characteristic of creative thinking student level and accommodate them in appropriate e-learning strategy. This paper presents the analysis and survey result conducted to determine the characteristics of talented and creative thinking.
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