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\chapter*{Abstract}
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2018-11-27 15:49:38 +00:00
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This paper discusses the design and development of a framework which can be used to create
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interactive tutorials running inside Docker containers, semi-automatically showcasing various
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IT topics in real time. The user is guided through exercises using real environments with
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real software, all with the possibility of interaction at any time.
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This technology can supplement/improve the way e-learning is usually done today
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--- which is mostly through articles and learning videos --- and help users get hands-on
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experience on their way of acquiring knowledge.
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Currently more than 60 learning exercises based on this framework are available on
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the e-learning platform called Avatao, with more being released every week.
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This text is going to justify the need for such technology, explain the ideas leading
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to it, discuss use-cases, architecture, the features of the framework and how
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developers can use it to create learning exercises.
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