The Personal reader for e-Learning provides a learner with a personal interface for regarding learning resources: the Personal Annotation Service...

• ...recommends the learner next learning steps to take
• ...points to examples, summary pages, more detailed information, etc.
• ...and always recommends the most appropriate of these information according to the learner's:
  • current knowledge
  • his/her learning style
  • learning goal
  • background
  • etc.

The Personal search service extracts information from the actually regarded learning resource and checks for related information in other e-Learning corpora, and recommends retrieved results.

If you want to set up your own Personal Reader instance for a course you are running, you need to provide RDF description on the learning resources of this course (examples of such RDF descriptions can be found following the link Resources on this project page, an a link to some domain ontology describing the application domain of your course, which you also use to annotate your resources. That's it!

Aditional information: Try the application, browse resources or take a look at a Screenshot.