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Intelligent Tutoring Systems
Second International Conference, ITS '92, Montreal, Canada, June 10-12, 1992. Proceedings
Häftad, Engelska, 1992
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The international conference on Intelligent Tutoring Systems ITS-92 held in Montreal in June 1992 is the second in the series, following the success of ITS-88 held in Montrel in 1988. This proceedings volume contains 72 papers selected by the ITS-92 program committee from 160 papers submitted. They are preceded by six invited lectures from renowned speakers. Each paper was reviewed by at least three referees. The papers cover a wide range of subjects including: learning environments, architecture for ITS, kinowldge representation in ITS, cognitive models, help and advising systems, formal models, empirical studies, student modeling, teaching and learning strategies, software tools for tutoring, design issues, alternatives to one-on-one tutoring, and real world applications.
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This volume in the NATO Advanced Educational Technologyprogram gives a comprehensive overview of the field ofstudent modelling. Student modelling,a special case of usermodelling, gives an intelligent tutoring system thecapability to individualize its interactions with a student. The book collects together contributions from many of theworld's leading authorities on student modelling. Theyinclude formalists, knowledge engineers, and cognitivescientists, to give the book an interdisciplinary flavourthat enriches the treatment. The editors have written anoverallintroduction that helps to integrate the many ideasin the book. This is a unique, comprehensive, and up-to-datetreatment of the field.
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This volume in the NATO Advanced Educational Technology program gives a comprehensive overview of the field of student modelling. Student modelling,a special case of user modelling, gives an intelligent tutoring system the capability to individualize its interactions with a student. The book collects together contributions from many of the world's leading authorities on student modelling. They include formalists, knowledge engineers, and cognitive scientists, to give the book an interdisciplinary flavour that enriches the treatment. The editors have written an overallintroduction that helps to integrate the many ideas in the book. This is a unique, comprehensive, and up-to-date treatment of the field.