During the pandemic, the use of remote work through IT tools has highlighted the importance of information retrieval. With the rising digitalization of the world, automation continues to expand. In the field of education, distance learning has become widespread, while hybrid training remains a viable alternative. Students rapidly adapted to distance learning and began using e-learning systems, despite their limited proficiency in navigating various features. One of the main challenges they faced was the inadequacy of the retrieved information. This study aims to propose a new approach to information retrieval within an e-learning system that adheres to the SCORM standard. Students will be able to search the teaching platform by entering query keywords. In cases where the requested resource is unavailable, the system extends the search to external sources on the Internet, using an advanced information retrieval method that has shown highly promising results.
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