Intelligent Tutoring Systems
A seminar by Erica Melis and the ActiveMath group
In this seminar, we will gain insight into the fascinating domain of Intelligent Tutoring Systems, or ITS for short.
Roughly speaking, these are smart systems that help the user in some clever ways to learn the content they provide instead of just presenting the material, as it is the case with many big commercial products like WebCT or Blackboard. ITS have been built for a variety of domains ranging from calculus to reading texts. We will study and discuss several key systems and the various technologies they employ.
Administrative Informations:
First Meeting:
Tuesday 18.04. at 14:00 c.t.
DFKI (Building D 3.2), Room Bledsoe (+2.07)
(Enter DFKI via the main entrance, take the elevator to reach level +2. Turn left, Bledsoe is the last room on the left side.)
Credit Points: 9
Time and Venue: see here
In addition to the usual seminar talk, two more activities will be relevant for the certificate:
(i) participation in an online discussion about the seminar talks (using a blog system).
(ii) evaluation of specific parts of the ActiveMath system (small tasks on a fortnightly basis).
Please register here if you want to participate!
First Meeting:
Tuesday 18.04. at 14:00 c.t.
DFKI (Building D 3.2), Room Bledsoe (+2.07)
(Enter DFKI via the main entrance, take the elevator to reach level +2. Turn left, Bledsoe is the last room on the left side.)
Credit Points: 9
Time and Venue: see here
In addition to the usual seminar talk, two more activities will be relevant for the certificate:
(i) participation in an online discussion about the seminar talks (using a blog system).
(ii) evaluation of specific parts of the ActiveMath system (small tasks on a fortnightly basis).
Please register here if you want to participate!