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Direct linkLippert, Anne; Shubeck, Keith; Morgan, Brent; Hampton, Andrew; Graesser, Arthur – Technology, Knowledge and Learning, 2020
This article describes designs that use multiple conversational agents within the framework of intelligent tutoring systems. Agents in this case are computerized talking heads or embodied animated avatars that help students learn by performing actions and holding conversations with them in natural language. The earliest conversational intelligent…
Descriptors: Intelligent Tutoring Systems, Man Machine Systems, Natural Language Processing, Educational Technology
Download full textLippert, Anne; Shubeck, Keith; Morgan, Brent; Hampton, Andrew; Graesser, Arthur – Grantee Submission, 2020
This article describes designs that use multiple conversational agents within the framework of intelligent tutoring systems. Agents in this case are computerized talking heads or embodied animated avatars that help students learn by performing actions and holding conversations with them in natural language. The earliest conversational intelligent…
Descriptors: Intelligent Tutoring Systems, Man Machine Systems, Natural Language Processing, Educational Technology
Graesser, Arthur; Li, Haiying; Forsyth, Carol – Grantee Submission, 2014
Learning is facilitated by conversational interactions both with human tutors and with computer agents that simulate human tutoring and ideal pedagogical strategies. In this article, we describe some intelligent tutoring systems (e.g., AutoTutor) in which agents interact with students in natural language while being sensitive to their cognitive…
Descriptors: Intelligent Tutoring Systems, Teaching Methods, Computer Simulation, Dialogs (Language)
