Affiliation:
1. 1 Faculty of Foreign Languages and Business, Jiaozuo Normal College , Jiaozuo , Henan , , China
Abstract
Abstract
This paper explores a multimedia learning system suitable for students’ independent English learning through the current development of assisted English learning systems, university-level English teaching requirements, and learner characteristics. Based on the model of the proposed multimedia English learning system, in the endpoint detection stage of speech, short-time excess rate and short-time energy are combined to process the endpoint detection of speech. In the final speech comparison stage, the dynamic time planning algorithm DTW is analyzed and improved before the similarity recognition of speech. We also complete the requirement analysis of the English-speaking learning system by combining the relevant theories and applying the speech signal processing technology and template matching technology to realize a multimedia-assisted learning system suitable for college students to conduct independent English learning. Through the English-speaking test of two classes, the control class using traditional online teaching had many failures reaching 25%, while the experimental class using the English-assisted learning platform passed all of them. 80 points or more were achieved by only 5% of the control class, while 20% of the experimental class. The average score of the control class was 63.4, while the experimental class was 72.1, and the experimental class was 8.7 points higher than the control class. Therefore, teaching English-assisted learning platforms can improve students’ English-speaking abilities.
Subject
Applied Mathematics,Engineering (miscellaneous),Modeling and Simulation,General Computer Science
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