Analysis of the dilemma of higher vocational thinking education in China under the background of “Internet+”

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Abstract Network culture is a culture based on computer network information technology. With the popularity of “Internet+”, the influence of network culture on college students’ ideological views, behavioral patterns, value orientations and psychological development is also increasing. While Internet culture brings opportunities to higher education ideological and political education, it also makes education work face serious challenges. This paper proposes a collaborative knowledge graph construction method for Civic Education based on Internet + group intelligence. The core of the method is a continuously running loop that contains 3 activities: free exploration, automatic integration, and active feedback. The experimental results show that the knowledge graph fusion algorithm can effectively utilize the structural information of the knowledge graph as well as the semantic information of the nodes to form a high-quality knowledge graph fusion scheme. The collaborative approach based on the “explore-fusion-feedback” loop can improve the scale of group construction of knowledge graphs and the efficiency of individual construction of knowledge graphs, and exhibit better scalability of group scale.