yes I am aware of MUSKET, and should have mentioned it in the blog but thanks for reminding me. Yes, think we really need to get some people together to see what we can do with all we’ve got.
Sheila
]]>With a whole bunch of learning outcome statements, it ought to be possible to use this type of tool to come up with plausible and helpful matches to material that a course designer is working with. And with an increasing library of already analysed text, you’d get better and better help.
Although the MUSKET tools were originally designed for course description comparison, it seems there are endless potential applications – including lots in curriculum design, course advertising, APEL and others.
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