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Model-Driven Instructional Engineering to Generate Adaptable Learning Materials

The application of software engineering approaches to generate learning material adapted to a specific instructional purpose presents some issues: the use of different models, different abstraction levels, different contexts and development concerns. These can be overcome by a model-driven development approach that provides different levels of automation for instructional engineering