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70. sor: 70. sor:
 
****https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Semantic-Similarity-Based-on-Corpus-Statistics-and-Jiang-Conrath/011ffa226a58b6711ce509609b8336911325b0e0
 
****https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Semantic-Similarity-Based-on-Corpus-Statistics-and-Jiang-Conrath/011ffa226a58b6711ce509609b8336911325b0e0
 
***the last game should be about an abstraction (like knowledge, competence, competency, intelligence, information, data, etc.)
 
***the last game should be about an abstraction (like knowledge, competence, competency, intelligence, information, data, etc.)
***the more sophisticated is a definition the more people are able to guess it in frame of a barkochba-game and/or the less time is required for the guessing (c.f. the less amount of questions and/or the more trivial are these questions)
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****the more sophisticated is a definition the more people are able to guess it in frame of a barkochba-game and/or the less time is required for the guessing (c.f. the less amount of questions and/or the more trivial are these questions)
***control view: Is a series of question capable of classifying each focused expression (like knowledge, competence, competency, intelligence, information, data, etc.) in one single system?
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****control view: Is a series of question capable of classifying each focused expression (like knowledge, competence, competency, intelligence, information, data, etc.) in one single system?
 
*Important questions:  
 
*Important questions:  
 
**Why should we have definitions at all?
 
**Why should we have definitions at all?

A lap 2019. február 22., 14:02-kori változata

1. Day (2019.II.13)

Conclusions after the first meeting:

  • the potential/wished chained effect (the connection between two courses based on a single person having both courses behind each other) should be stopped because the single person has a correction in the course registration
  • the next task should be a task being capable of catalyzing personal confrontations with operative details because
    • on the surface, messages/phenomena seem to be evident
    • but the "devil" is in the details
  • the next tasks should support to finalize/catalyze already initialized topics like
    • creation of evaluation rule sets for arbitrary phenomena (definitions, co-operations, rule sets, etc.)
    • creation of re-definition-chains in a successive way demonstrating the potential of the complexity
  • the next task should also be capable of
    • approximating professional contents (like new keywords parallel to the basic keyword of knowledge)
    • deriving temporary winners (e.g. the best definitions and the appropriate rule set ensuring robotized evaluation processes)
  • Students should have more time for solutions of the next tasks in order
    • to confront with each relevant detail
    • but always being supervised by other Students and/or conductors during the whole time for solutions
Remarks: Students should also be more active (c.f. the history of the QuILT system demonstrates what can be seen later in an objective way...)
Remarks: Students could be more active in NEPTUN (through answering email's from the conductors) and/or in MOODLE (creating more definitions and re-definitions in frame of the appropriate forums).

Annexes:


2. Day (2019.II.20)

Conclusions after the second meeting:

Prompt Neptun-email:
Dear All,
thank you for your activities in the Moodle system.
It would be nice to have definitions from each single Student.
A suggestion to the homework: https://miau.my-x.hu/miau/quilt/Definitions_of_knowledge.docx
- this first paper (learning material) needs your remarks: e.g.
your own definition and/or the definitions of others (see in Moodle)
https://moodle.kodolanyi.hu/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=44464
should be classified/interpreted compared to each other (see e.g. sub-chapter: Possible conclusions)...
It is possible to create new groups (highlighted keywords)...
Best regards
Laszlo Pitlik

3. Day (2019.II.27)

Conclusions after the second meeting: