PI: Carolyn Rose, Carnegie-Mellon University (Award Details) Marcela Borge, Penn State University (Award Details) This Cyberlearning: Transforming Education project brings together leading-edge researchers in computational linguistics and computer-supported collaborative learning […]
Tag Archives: Intelligent tutors and tools
EXP: Collaborative Research: A cyber-ensemble of inversion, immersion, collaborative workspaces, query and media-making in mathematics classrooms
PI: Eric Hamilton, Pepperdine University (Award Details) Wayne Ward, Ronald Cole, Boulder Language Technologies (Award Details) In this Cyberlearning: Transforming Education EXP project, the PIs focus on designing classrooms as […]
EAGER: Using Crowdsourced Virtual Students to Create Intelligent Tutors
PI: Andrew Olney University of Memphis Award Details This project will develop and evaluate the potential of a new human-computer system that bridges the roles of virtual student and virtual […]
EXP: Collaborative Research: A System of Animation Gestures for Effective Teaching Avatars
PIs: Voicu Popescu, Nicoletta Adamo-Villani, Purdue University (Award Details) Susan Cook, University of Iowa (Award Details) Howard Friedman,University of California-Riverside (Award Details) This project addresses the challenge of making avatars […]
EXP: Students Authoring Intelligent Tutoring Systems for Constructing Models of Ill-Defined Dynamic Systems
PIs: Kurt VanLehn, Daniel Childers Arizona State University Award Details The PIs, one expert in intelligent tutoring systems, and the other an expert on ecosystems, are investigating the ways model […]
EAGER: Pilot Investigation of Using Gaze in a Reading Tutor
PIs: David Mostow, Jessica Nelson-Taylor Carnegie-Mellon University The big question the PIs are addressing in this project is how to unobtrusively track silent reading of novice readers so as to […]
DIP: Exploiting Longitudinal Electroencephalogram (EEG) Input in a Reading Tutor
PIs: David Mostow, Kai-Min Chang Carnegie-Mellon University Automated (and human) tutors are limited in their ability to infer what is going on in students’ heads based on their observable behavior. […]