Adaptive Technologies for Training and Education
Herausgeber: Durlach, Paula J.; Lesgold, Alan M.
Adaptive Technologies for Training and Education
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The purpose of this volume is to provide an overview of the latest advancements in computer-based training.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 380
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 183mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 908g
- ISBN-13: 9780521769037
- ISBN-10: 0521769035
- Artikelnr.: 34224579
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 380
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 183mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 908g
- ISBN-13: 9780521769037
- ISBN-10: 0521769035
- Artikelnr.: 34224579
1. Adaptive educational systems Valerie Shute and Diego Zapata-Rivera; 2.
Adaptive expertise as acceleration of future learning: a case study Kurt
VanLehn and Min Chi; 3. Adaptive hypermedia for education and training
Peter Brusilovsky; 4. Progress in assessment and tutoring of lifelong
learning skills: an intelligent tutor agent that helps students become
better help seekers Vincent Aleven, Ido Roll and Kenneth R. Koedinger; 5.
Student modeling and intelligent tutoring beyond coached problem solving
Cristina Conati; 6. Emotions during learning with autotutor Sidney D'Mello
and Art Graesser; 7. Lifelong learner modelling Judy Kay and Bob
Kummerfeld; 8. Training decisions from experience with decision-making
games Cleotilde Gonzalez; 9. Ill-defined domains and adaptive tutoring
technologies Collin Lynch, Kevin D. Ashley, Niels Pinkwart and Vincent
Aleven; 10. Individualized cultural and social skills learning with virtual
humans H. Chad Lane and Bob Wray; 11. Emergent assessment opportunities: a
foundation for configuring adaptive training environment Phillip M. Mangos,
Gwendolyn Campbell, Matthew Lineberry and Ami E. Bolton; 12. Semantic
adaptive training John Flynn; 13. Speech and language processing for
adaptive training Diane J. Litman; 14. The art and science of developing
intercultural competence W. Lewis Johnson, LeeEllen Friedland, Aaron Watson
and Eric Surface; 15. Practical issues in the deployment of new training
technology Alan Lesgold; 16. A model-driven instructional strategy: the
benchmarked experiential system for training (BEST) Georgiy Levchuk, Wayne
Shebilske and Jared Freeman; 17. Exploring design-based research for
military training environments Marie Bienkowski; 18. Conclusion Paula
Durlach and Alan Lesgold.
Adaptive expertise as acceleration of future learning: a case study Kurt
VanLehn and Min Chi; 3. Adaptive hypermedia for education and training
Peter Brusilovsky; 4. Progress in assessment and tutoring of lifelong
learning skills: an intelligent tutor agent that helps students become
better help seekers Vincent Aleven, Ido Roll and Kenneth R. Koedinger; 5.
Student modeling and intelligent tutoring beyond coached problem solving
Cristina Conati; 6. Emotions during learning with autotutor Sidney D'Mello
and Art Graesser; 7. Lifelong learner modelling Judy Kay and Bob
Kummerfeld; 8. Training decisions from experience with decision-making
games Cleotilde Gonzalez; 9. Ill-defined domains and adaptive tutoring
technologies Collin Lynch, Kevin D. Ashley, Niels Pinkwart and Vincent
Aleven; 10. Individualized cultural and social skills learning with virtual
humans H. Chad Lane and Bob Wray; 11. Emergent assessment opportunities: a
foundation for configuring adaptive training environment Phillip M. Mangos,
Gwendolyn Campbell, Matthew Lineberry and Ami E. Bolton; 12. Semantic
adaptive training John Flynn; 13. Speech and language processing for
adaptive training Diane J. Litman; 14. The art and science of developing
intercultural competence W. Lewis Johnson, LeeEllen Friedland, Aaron Watson
and Eric Surface; 15. Practical issues in the deployment of new training
technology Alan Lesgold; 16. A model-driven instructional strategy: the
benchmarked experiential system for training (BEST) Georgiy Levchuk, Wayne
Shebilske and Jared Freeman; 17. Exploring design-based research for
military training environments Marie Bienkowski; 18. Conclusion Paula
Durlach and Alan Lesgold.
1. Adaptive educational systems Valerie Shute and Diego Zapata-Rivera; 2.
Adaptive expertise as acceleration of future learning: a case study Kurt
VanLehn and Min Chi; 3. Adaptive hypermedia for education and training
Peter Brusilovsky; 4. Progress in assessment and tutoring of lifelong
learning skills: an intelligent tutor agent that helps students become
better help seekers Vincent Aleven, Ido Roll and Kenneth R. Koedinger; 5.
Student modeling and intelligent tutoring beyond coached problem solving
Cristina Conati; 6. Emotions during learning with autotutor Sidney D'Mello
and Art Graesser; 7. Lifelong learner modelling Judy Kay and Bob
Kummerfeld; 8. Training decisions from experience with decision-making
games Cleotilde Gonzalez; 9. Ill-defined domains and adaptive tutoring
technologies Collin Lynch, Kevin D. Ashley, Niels Pinkwart and Vincent
Aleven; 10. Individualized cultural and social skills learning with virtual
humans H. Chad Lane and Bob Wray; 11. Emergent assessment opportunities: a
foundation for configuring adaptive training environment Phillip M. Mangos,
Gwendolyn Campbell, Matthew Lineberry and Ami E. Bolton; 12. Semantic
adaptive training John Flynn; 13. Speech and language processing for
adaptive training Diane J. Litman; 14. The art and science of developing
intercultural competence W. Lewis Johnson, LeeEllen Friedland, Aaron Watson
and Eric Surface; 15. Practical issues in the deployment of new training
technology Alan Lesgold; 16. A model-driven instructional strategy: the
benchmarked experiential system for training (BEST) Georgiy Levchuk, Wayne
Shebilske and Jared Freeman; 17. Exploring design-based research for
military training environments Marie Bienkowski; 18. Conclusion Paula
Durlach and Alan Lesgold.
Adaptive expertise as acceleration of future learning: a case study Kurt
VanLehn and Min Chi; 3. Adaptive hypermedia for education and training
Peter Brusilovsky; 4. Progress in assessment and tutoring of lifelong
learning skills: an intelligent tutor agent that helps students become
better help seekers Vincent Aleven, Ido Roll and Kenneth R. Koedinger; 5.
Student modeling and intelligent tutoring beyond coached problem solving
Cristina Conati; 6. Emotions during learning with autotutor Sidney D'Mello
and Art Graesser; 7. Lifelong learner modelling Judy Kay and Bob
Kummerfeld; 8. Training decisions from experience with decision-making
games Cleotilde Gonzalez; 9. Ill-defined domains and adaptive tutoring
technologies Collin Lynch, Kevin D. Ashley, Niels Pinkwart and Vincent
Aleven; 10. Individualized cultural and social skills learning with virtual
humans H. Chad Lane and Bob Wray; 11. Emergent assessment opportunities: a
foundation for configuring adaptive training environment Phillip M. Mangos,
Gwendolyn Campbell, Matthew Lineberry and Ami E. Bolton; 12. Semantic
adaptive training John Flynn; 13. Speech and language processing for
adaptive training Diane J. Litman; 14. The art and science of developing
intercultural competence W. Lewis Johnson, LeeEllen Friedland, Aaron Watson
and Eric Surface; 15. Practical issues in the deployment of new training
technology Alan Lesgold; 16. A model-driven instructional strategy: the
benchmarked experiential system for training (BEST) Georgiy Levchuk, Wayne
Shebilske and Jared Freeman; 17. Exploring design-based research for
military training environments Marie Bienkowski; 18. Conclusion Paula
Durlach and Alan Lesgold.