John Stamper, Tiffany Barnes, Marvin Croy
Intelligent Tutoring Systems that adapt to an individual student’s needs have been shown to be effective, showing significant improvement in achievement over non-adaptive instruction. The most successful of these systems require the construction of complex cognitive models that are applicable only to a specific tutorial in a specific field, requiring the time of experts to create and test these models on students. In order to achieve the benefits that ITSs provide, we must find a way to simplify their creation. Therefore, we are creating a framework to automate the generation of ITS student models. The goal is to provide a simple way to allow developers of computer-based training to add adaptive capabilities with minimal work while still maintaining the effectiveness of a true Intelligent Tutoring System.
Subjects: 1.3 Computer-Aided Education; 4. Cognitive Modeling
Submitted: Apr 10, 2007
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