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Application and Exploration of Knowledge Graph in the Teaching and Research of Animal Product Processing Technology

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Advances in Education

https://doi.org/10.12677/ae.2026.164769OpenAlex: W7155779289
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Problems Identified (5)

Traditional Teaching Model Innovation Need: The traditional teaching and research model for Animal Product Processing Technology faces opportunities and pressure for innovation due to AI penetration in the food field.

Fragmented Knowledge Points: Course knowledge points lack systematic organization and meaningful relationships.

Industry-Misaligned Curriculum: Existing curriculum content does not adequately meet the needs of industrial development.

Traditional Teaching Model Innovation Need: The traditional teaching and research model for Animal Product Processing Technology faces opportunities and pressure for innovation due to AI penetration in the food field.

Fragmented Knowledge Points: Course knowledge points lack systematic organization and meaningful relationships.

Proposed Solutions (5)

Knowledge Graph Curriculum Framework: The paper proposes constructing a knowledge graph framework and a knowledge graph-based curriculum system for Animal Product Processing Technology.

Course Chapter Knowledge Graph: The paper builds a knowledge graph framework for course chapters.

Online-Offline Blended Teaching: The paper adopts online-offline blended teaching methods alongside the knowledge graph curriculum design.

Knowledge Graph Curriculum Framework: The paper proposes constructing a knowledge graph framework and a knowledge graph-based curriculum system for Animal Product Processing Technology.

Course Chapter Knowledge Graph: The paper builds a knowledge graph framework for course chapters.

Results (3)

Optimized Teaching Logic:

Improved Curriculum Quality:

Improved Autonomous Learning Ability:

Research Domain

Educational technology for Animal Product Processing Technology

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