Conference paper 2010

Evaluating the quality of higher vocational talent trained by learning and working

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Wen, Shiyan
Proceedings - 2010 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Education, ICAIE 2010
Conference · pp. 9-12
Abstract

Training students by learning and working is one of the talent development models for higher vocational training. It is necessary to build a scientific, rational and practical model to evaluate the quality of higher vocational talent trained by learning and working. An evaluation system is developed taking the consideration of school, enterprises and society. Delphi method is applied to determine the relative importance of each evaluation index weights of the evaluation. A case study was also presented to illustrate the procedure. It was demonstrated that fuzzy synthetic method can appraise the quality of higher vocational talent trained by learning and working in a more flexible and more scientific way. ©2010 IEEE.

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Author Keywords

Evaluation System Learning and working Quality of higher vocational talent

Index Keywords

Education computing Quality control artificial intelligence Vocational training Evaluation system Development model Training students Evaluation index Delphi method Learning and working Practical model Quality of higher vocational talent Relative importance Synthetic methods
Author Affiliations
Zhejiang Economic and Trade Polytechnic, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
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