ADAPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
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Adaptive Technologies for Training and Education
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- Cited by 30
- Edited by Paula J. Durlach, US Army Research Institute, Alan M. Lesgold, University of Pittsburgh
Publisher:Cambridge University PressOnline publication date:March 2012Print publication year:2012Online ISBN:9781139049580DOI:https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9781139049580Subjects:Computer Science, Computing and Society, Psychology, Educational Psychology
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- Contributorspp xi-xii
- By Vincent Aleven, Kevin D. Ashley, Marie Bienkowski, Ami E. Bolton, Peter Brusilovsky, Gwendolyn Campbell, Min Chi, Cristina Conati, Sidney D’Mello, Paula J. Durlach, John Flynn, Jared Freeman, LeeEllen Friedland, Cleotilde Gonzalez, Art Graesser, W. Lewis Johnson, Judy Kay, Kenneth R. Koedinger, Bob Kummerfeld, H. Chad Lane, Alan M. Lesgold, Georgiy Levchuk, Matthew Lineberry, Diane Litman, Collin Lynch, Phillip M. Mangos, Niels Pinkwart, Ido Roll, Wayne Shebilske, Valerie J. Shute, Eric A. Surface, Diana Tierney, Kurt VanLehn, Aaron M. Watson, Robert E. Wray, Diego Zapata-Rivera
Select Preface
Select Acknowledgments
Select Introduction
Select Part I – Adaptive Training Technology
Select Chapter 1 – Adaptive Educational Systems
Select Chapter 2 – Adaptive Expertise as Acceleration of Future Learning
- Chapter 2 – Adaptive Expertise as Acceleration of Future Learningpp 28-45
- A Case Study
- By Kurt VanLehn, Min Chi
Select Chapter 3 – Adaptive Hypermedia for Education and Training
Select Part II – Student Modeling Beyond Content Mastery
Select Chapter 4 – Progress in Assessment and Tutoring of Lifelong Learning Skills
- Chapter 4 – Progress in Assessment and Tutoring of Lifelong Learning Skillspp 69-95
- An Intelligent Tutor Agent that Helps Students Become Better Help Seekers
Select Chapter 5 – Student Modeling and Intelligent Tutoring Beyond Coached Problem Solving
Select Chapter 6 – Emotions during Learning with AutoTutor
Select Chapter 7 – Lifelong Learner Modeling
Select Part III – Experiential Learning and Ill-Defined Domains
Select Chapter 8 – Training Decisions from Experience with Decision-Making Games
Select Chapter 9 – Adaptive Tutoring Technologies and Ill-Defined Domains
Select Chapter 10 – Individualized Cultural and Social Skills Learning with Virtual Humans
Select Chapter 11 – Emergent Assessment Opportunities
- Chapter 11 – Emergent Assessment Opportunitiespp 222-235
- A Foundation for Configuring Adaptive Training Environments
Select Chapter 12 – Semantic Adaptive Training
Select Part IV – Natural Language Processing for Training
Select Chapter 13 – Speech and Language Processing for Adaptive Training
Select Chapter 14 – The Art and Science of Developing Intercultural Competence
Select Part V – Culminations
Select Chapter 15 – Practical Issues in the Deployment of New Training Technology
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