Design Analysis on the Development of an E-Learning System for Enhanced Long-Term Memory Retention using Spaced Repetition Approach

This research introduces the design analysis of an e-learning system, Anapoló, a web-based spaced repetition e-learning platform tailored to improve long-term memory retention for law students. The study identifies the necessity for such a tool in legal education through a systematic review of existing literature and an online survey. Findings indicate that integrating spaced repetition systems, Case-Based Reasoning, leaderboards, and input-based assessments in Anapoló can significantly enhance law students' memory retention and learning experiences. As legal education transitions towards online platforms, applying spaced repetition techniques emerges as a valuable strategy to address memorization challenges in the field. The positive reception from participants underscores the potential benefits of Anapoló in legal education, offering insights for the development of targeted e-learning applications.

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2024-08-23
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3695652.3695659
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Education and Learning Interventions
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Design Analysis on the Development of an E-Learning System for Enhanced Long-Term Memory Retention using Spaced Repetition Approach

Mary Jane C. Samonte, Denise Nicole B. Marcelo, Yeshua Miguel Abrenica, Juan Miguel Caparas
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Design Analysis on the Development of an E-Learning System for Enhanced Long-Term Memory Retention using Spaced Repetition Approach

Mary Jane C. Samonte, Denise Nicole B. Marcelo, Yeshua Miguel Abrenica, Juan Miguel Caparas
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This research introduces the design analysis of an e-learning system, Anapoló, a web-based spaced repetition e-learning platform tailored to improve long-term memory retention for law students. The study identifies the necessity for such a tool in legal education through a systematic review of existing literature and an online survey. Findings indicate that integrating spaced repetition systems, Case-Based Reasoning, leaderboards, and input-based assessments in Anapoló can significantly enhance law students' memory retention and learning experiences. As legal education transitions towards online platforms, applying spaced repetition techniques emerges as a valuable strategy to address memorization challenges in the field. The positive reception from participants underscores the potential benefits of Anapoló in legal education, offering insights for the development of targeted e-learning applications.

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