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Interacting with Inspectable Bayesian Student Models

by: Juan-Diego Zapata-Rivera, and Jim E. Greer

In: International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education, Vol. 14, Nr. 2IOS Press (2004) , p. 127-163.

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Inspectable student models focus on the idea of letting students and teachers interact with the representation of the student that the system maintains. Both humans and the system can benefit from this interaction. By externalizing the student model and making it an object for inspection, several representational and interaction issues arise. This paper presents ViSMod Visualization of Bayesian Student Models an integrated tool to visualize and inspect distributed Bayesian student models. Using ViSMod, students and teachers can understand, explore, inspect, and modify Bayesian student models. ViSMod offers a practical tool that helps students and teachers to engage in negotiated assessment processes. Student models in ViSMod follow the Bayesian belief net backbone structure proposed by Reye 1996, which describes both cognitive and social aspects of the student. In addition, we report on a usability study of the ViSMod tool and an exploratory study focused on the effects of employing various levels of guidance and support in the way students interact with inspectable Bayesian student models.

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@article{zapatarivera2004iib,
  abstract = {Inspectable student models focus on the idea of letting students and teachers interact with the representation of the student that the system maintains. Both humans and the system can benefit from this interaction. By externalizing the student model and making it an object for inspection, several representational and interaction issues arise. This paper presents ViSMod (Visualization of Bayesian Student Models) an integrated tool to visualize and inspect distributed
Bayesian student models. Using ViSMod, students and teachers can understand, explore, inspect, and modify Bayesian student models. ViSMod offers a practical tool that helps students and
teachers to engage in negotiated assessment processes. Student models in ViSMod follow the Bayesian belief net backbone structure proposed by Reye (1996), which describes both cognitive and social aspects of the student. In addition, we report on a usability study of the ViSMod tool
and an exploratory study focused on the effects of employing various levels of guidance and support in the way students interact with inspectable Bayesian student models.},
  added-at = {2008-09-16T18:56:36.000+0200},
  author = {Zapata-Rivera, Juan-Diego and Greer, Jim E.},
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  journal = {International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education},
  keywords = {AIED BayesianBeliefNetwork IST bayesian education elearning learner learning modelling openlearnermodels wleformativeeassessment},
  number = 2,
  pages = {127-163},
  publisher = {IOS Press},
  timestamp = {2008-09-16T18:56:36.000+0200},
  title = {Interacting with Inspectable Bayesian Student Models},
  url = {http://nth.wpi.edu/ResearchTopics/newPapers2006/pardosUM2007/releatedPapersByOthers/Zapata04%5B1%5D.pdf},
  volume = 14,
  year = 2004
}

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Bayesian student models. Using ViSMod, students and teachers can understand, explore, inspect, and modify Bayesian student models. ViSMod offers a practical tool that helps students and
teachers to engage in negotiated assessment processes. Student models in ViSMod follow the Bayesian belief net backbone structure proposed by Reye (1996), which describes both cognitive and social aspects of the student. In addition, we report on a usability study of the ViSMod tool
and an exploratory study focused on the effects of employing various levels of guidance and support in the way students interact with inspectable Bayesian student models.

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