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Building a student model for an intelligent tutoring system

M. F. Verdejo

pp. 147-163

Abstract

A user model can be roughly described as the information that a system keeps about an individual user. This paper address the problem of building a user model for an intelligent tutoring system. In this framework the main purpose of a learner model is to provide the instructional planning component with the information it needs to select a suitable instructional action. Our system, CAPRA, teaches novice students about program specification. The approach to building the student model relies on gathering a great deal of information about the student behavior in a non-intrusive way. CAPRA provides a problem solving environment with intermediate languages, a Spanish natural language interface for communication activities, and a knowledge-based debugger.

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Published in:

Greer Jim, McCalla Gordon I. (1994) Student modelling: the key to individualized knowledge-based instruction. Dordrecht, Springer.

Pages: 147-163

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-03037-0_6

Full citation:

Verdejo M. F. (1994) „Building a student model for an intelligent tutoring system“, In: J. Greer & G. I. Mccalla (eds.), Student modelling, Dordrecht, Springer, 147–163.