Model-driven learning design

Learning Design is a framework of elements that are used for the formal specification of learning courses. Learning Design languages have been defined to facilitate the editing of online courses, usually including a number of technical formalisms that have proved to be scarcely comprehensible to non-technical staff. In this work we describe a model-driven development approach based on a Learning Design domain-specific language that makes it possible to author and generate learning design courses and to export them into languages and formats of common learning environments and course players.

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