Automated Learning Support System for Adult Education Institutions and Enterprises

Abstract One of the actual problems in the world is how to successfully build efficient cooperation between educational institutions and industry representatives. The impact of technology on society is growing and there is a necessity for developing system supporting this cooperation. The system could be focused on knowledge sharing in both directions. It is possible to work more closely with an adult to provide effective learning solutions that meet their unique needs using an automated learning support system. The problem is the non-usage of knowledge management technologies and work-based learning potential to develop and use information systems for sustainable cooperation between education institutions and enterprises. The goal of the paper is to get a new perspective on an efficient cooperation support information system and understand the future of automated learning support systems involving the use of new technological opportunities. The main study question is how the automated learning support system could improve the effective knowledge flow between adult education institutions and enterprises. The research idea is to describe the principles of automated learning support focusing on an online system and knowledge management technologies for adults. The result of the research is the analysis of technological solutions, improved quality of knowledge flow and the information system as a cooperation platform.

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