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1Songsakda Chayanukro,2Massudi Mahmuddin3Husniza Husni
1Suan Dusit Rajabhat University, Thailand
2&3School of Computing, Universiti Utara Malaysia, Malaysia
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ABSTRACT
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Keywords: e-learning, user, behaviours, template, example of format (list up not more than 7 key words).
Introduction
In many academic institutions as well as commercial organizations, the system that can support and improve learning within an organization and institution nowadays is continuously developing, particularly, the Learning Management System (LMS) nowadays plays more crucial roles in distance learning because of its manageability. This system is notably able to manage the registered users, manage course catalogues, record data from learners and its equipped with reports for the system management.For distance-learning education, the LMS software is very economical and practicable. Besides that, this software can be usedin many different phases that can support users in terms of performing content preparation by keeping user’s record. The study on open source e-Learning user’s behaviour can be broadly advantages (Ruiz Reyes et al., 2009).
OPEN SOURCE E-LEARNING (THIS IS A SAMPLE OF A GENERAL section heading)
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Learning Behaviour (This is a Sample of a Secondary (Sub-Section) Heading)
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User behavior model development (This is a sample for tertiary headings)
The data derived for this study concerned the e-Learning user’s behavior that could affect model analyzing from the data mining technique to be more stable and generalized. Therefore the study of this information would be used to develop a more stable and more effective model of e-Learning user’s behavior.Sub-sub headings should be indented, bold, and lower case paragraphs letters of each words.
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Figure1. Overview of the G2Way StrategyGraphic Formats. The highest quality formats are Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) and PDFvector-graphic formats. These formats are recommended for all illustrations, unless they create document files that are excessively large.Photographs, illustrations that use heavytoner or ink (such as bar graphs), and figures without text callouts, may be suitably displayedwithpicture formats such as BMP, GIF, JPEG, PNG, TIFF,etc.
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Round to two decimal digits of accuracy while reporting correlations, proportions, and inferential statistics such as t, f, and 2 .
Table 1. Errors by Category and their Frequency of Occurrences in Dyslexic Children's Reading and Spelling of Isolated Bahasa Melayu Words
Category of Errors / n / %Substitutes vowel / 1286 / 20.34
Omitted consonants * / 786 / 12.43
Nasals (m, n) / 770 / 12.17
Substitutes consonants * / 577 / 9.13
Omits vowel / 511 / 8.03
Substitutes word / 384 / 6.07
Adds consonants / 363 / 5.74
Substitutes with non-words / 272 / 4.3
Reversals / 268 / 4.24
Incorrect sequence / 224 / 3.54
Omits syllable / 167 / 2.64
Liquids (1, r) / 156 / 2.47
Substitutesvowelwithconsonant/
consonant with vowel ** / 143 / 2.26
Substitutes nasals for liquid / 124 / 1.96
Adds vowel / 124 / 1.96
Syllable Division Confusion / 94 / 1.49
Adds syllable / 74 / 1.17
Note. * excludes m, n, 1 ,r
** if: substitution of a vowel with a consonant (excluding m, n, 1, r) or substitution of a consonant (including m, n, 1, r) with a vowel
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