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ABSTRACT Intelligent User Interface Design for Teachable Agent Systems
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| Author | Davis, J. Leelawong, K. Belynne, K. Bodenheimer, B. Biswas, G. Vye, N. Bransford, J. |
| Abstract | This paper describes the interface components for a system called Betty’s Brain, an intelligent agent we have developed for studying the learning by teaching paradigm. Our previous studies have shown that students gain better understanding of domain knowledge when they prepare to teach others versus when they prepare to take an exam. This finding has motivated us to develop computer agents that students teach using concept map representations with a visual interface. Betty is intelligent not because she learns on her own, but because she can apply qualitative-reasoning techniques to answer questions that are directly related to what she has been taught through the concept map. We evaluate the agent’s interfaces in terms of how well they support learning activities, using examples of their use by fifth grade students in an extensive study that we performed in a Nashville public school. A critical analysis of the outcome of our studies has led us to propose the next generation interfaces in a multi-agent paradigm that should be more effective in promoting constructivist learning and self-regulation in the learning by teaching framework. |
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| Subject Keyword | Teachable Agent System Abstract Intelligent User Interface Design Fifth Grade Student Domain Knowledge Extensive Study Interface Component Nashville Public School Agent Interface Concept Map Representation Visual Interface Constructivist Learning Multi-agent Paradigm Concept Map Critical Analysis Intelligent Agent Qualitative-reasoning Technique Betty Brain Computer Agent Next Generation Interface |
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