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Sub-ontology evolution for service composition with application to distributed e-learning

In order to meet the on-demand requirement of service composition at a large scale, one should go beyond the use of static domain ontologies but allow different focused aspects of the ontologies to be distributed as sub-ontologies. To demonstrate the feasibility of the sub-ontology idea, we suggest a possible implementation using the semantic Web technology and apply it to distributed e-learning