1993
DOI: 10.1007/bf02297092
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Development principles for intelligent tutoring systems: Integrating cognitive theory into the development of computer-based instruction

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“…An alternative is the Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) approach. These systems maintain models of an expert's knowledge and models of the learner's current knowledge and use Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques to dynamically generate a sequence of instruction to suit the needs of the learner (Orey and Nelson, 1993). Such systems are consistent with the cognitivist view that the instruction should depend on the learner's current cognitive state but are based on an implicit assumption that there is a single correct representation of a given body of knowledge (Jonassen, 1992a).…”
Section: Pre-constructivist Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An alternative is the Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS) approach. These systems maintain models of an expert's knowledge and models of the learner's current knowledge and use Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques to dynamically generate a sequence of instruction to suit the needs of the learner (Orey and Nelson, 1993). Such systems are consistent with the cognitivist view that the instruction should depend on the learner's current cognitive state but are based on an implicit assumption that there is a single correct representation of a given body of knowledge (Jonassen, 1992a).…”
Section: Pre-constructivist Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De plus en plus de professeurs et de chargés de cours intègrent les TIC à leur pratique pédagogique, qu'il s'agisse du simple plan de cours en ligne ou du cours exclusivement sur le Web. L'intérêt quasi démesuré de tout vouloir médiatiser à l'université semble né, outre une mode sociétale appuyée par une remarquable évolution technologique des modes de communication, de plusieurs études qui ont démontré qu'un étudiant apprenait souvent mieux grâce aux TIC, aux APO et aux cours en ligne qu'en face à face dans une salle de classe « normale » (Haughey et Anderson, 1999;Martel, 1999;Schutte, 1999;Thurston, Cauble et Dinkel, 1998;Brett, 1997;Proctor et Richardson, 1997;Najjar, 1996;Yildiz et Atkins, 1996;Ehrmann, 1995;Zirkin et Sumler, 1995;Howe, 1994;Bialo, 1993;Jacobson et Spiro, 1993;Jonassen et Wang, 1993;Orey et Nelson, 1993).…”
Section: L'intégration Des Tic En Enseignement Supérieur : Des Résult...unclassified
“…The teacher model stores how the information will be taught to the student. The user interface model is used to deliver information to the student and is how the student interacts with the system, such as through the use of a monitor and keyboard (Dargue & Biddle, 2014;Murray, 1998;Orey & Nelson, 1993;Phobun & Vicheanpanya, 2010). Typically within the first three models (expert, student, and teacher) is where the AI is contained within these systems.…”
Section: Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%