glossary-generator

To generate ISO 11179 compliant glossary definitions, you apply a finalized concept list and course description to produce precise, concise entries with cross-references. This process outputs an alphabetically ordered glossary file and a quality report.

ISO 11179 compliance for glossary definitions ensures each entry meets specific criteria for precision, conciseness, distinctiveness, and non-circularity. The standard provides a framework for generating consistent terminology definitions across educational content.

Yes, you can automatically create a glossary quality report alongside the definitions. The generator assesses each definition against ISO 11179 criteria and outputs a dedicated markdown file evaluating the quality of your learning graph concepts.

Yes, you need a finalized concept list before generating glossary entries. The process requires a completed learning-graph concept list together with a course description to accurately tailor examples, cross-references, and definitions.

You automate cross-referencing in an educational glossary by processing a finalized concept list alongside course context. The generator integrates the course description to map related terms and automatically build cross-references within the output markdown.

Automated glossary generation is limited by the quality of the finalized concept list and course description provided. It requires finalized educational content workflows, as it cannot draft definitions from incomplete concepts or missing course context.