1996
DOI: 10.1145/332148.332153
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Applications of AI in education

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“…Its modularity to find solutions to the problems is directly connected to the concept of agents. It was with AI that the first systems for teaching through computers came about, with Computer Based Training -CBT, mentioned by McArthur, Lewis & Bishay (2002), and Computer Assisted Instruction -CAI, referred by Beck, Stern & Haugsjaa (1996). According to these authors, the system mentioned by the first ones usually generated groups of problems projected to increase the student's performance in domains based in abilities, such as arithmetic and vocabulary regaining.…”
Section: Technical Revisionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Its modularity to find solutions to the problems is directly connected to the concept of agents. It was with AI that the first systems for teaching through computers came about, with Computer Based Training -CBT, mentioned by McArthur, Lewis & Bishay (2002), and Computer Assisted Instruction -CAI, referred by Beck, Stern & Haugsjaa (1996). According to these authors, the system mentioned by the first ones usually generated groups of problems projected to increase the student's performance in domains based in abilities, such as arithmetic and vocabulary regaining.…”
Section: Technical Revisionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La utilización de técnicas de aprendizaje automático permite actualizar y extender los modelos de estudiantes iniciales para adaptarlos tanto a la evolución de los mismos como a una posible actualización e contenidos y actividades educativas [20]. Las dos técnicas más populares para modelar estudiantes son [21]: los modelos basados en superposición o overlay y las redes bayesianas. El primer método consiste en considerar el modelo del estudiante como un subconjunto del conocimiento del experto en el ámbito donde se realiza el aprendizaje.…”
Section: Técnicas De Ia En Educaciónunclassified
“…However some researchers identify other modules in their ITS, such as an expert module in [8]; an expert, tutorial and problem module in [5] and so on. These modules however can still be categorized under the umbrella of the four main components summarized by Wenger [6] and the major aim of all these modules is to provide sophisticated instructional advice on a one-on-one basis that is comparable to that of a good human tutor [9].…”
Section: Intelligent Tutoring Systems In Industrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [8], the authors indicate that 100 hours of development translates into 1 hour of instruction. They suggest that future ITS should be developed with reduced time and cost, and that students should be enabled to work collaboratively.…”
Section: Intelligent Tutoring Systems In Industrymentioning
confidence: 99%