AIS: Adaptive Instructional Systems - Program

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(Last Updated: 28 July, 2023)
Wednesday, 26 July 2023
16:00 - 18:00

S220: Adaptive Instructional Systems (AIS) Community of Practice
Room B3 M5
Chair: Robert A. Sottilare, United States

  • Trust Acceptance Mapping - Designing Intelligent Systems for use in an Educational Context
    Graham Parsonage, Matthew Horton, Janet Read, United Kingdom
  • Establishing an Effective Adaptive Instructional Systems Community of Practice
    Robert A. Sottilare, United States
  • Considerations for Developing a Generalized Gradebook for an Open-Source Intelligent Tutoring System Framework
    Anne M. Sinatra, United States

S221: 'On the Efficacy and Usability of Adaptive Instructional Systems
Room B3 M6
Chairs: Thomas Witte, Germany; Rachel Van Campenhout, United States

  • Learning to Take the Right Turn – which Learning Media is best suited to learn a Sequence of Actions to Solve a Rubik’s Cube?
    Daniela Altun, Daniel Schulz, Germany
  • Toward a New Paradigm: Learning Analytics 2.0
    Thomas Penniston, United States
  • Merging Human and Non-Human (System) Data to Describe Students’ Adaptive Learning Experience in Postsecondary Gateway Math Courses
    James R. Paradiso, Tammy Muhs, Baiyun Chen, United States
  • Iterative Improvement of Automatically Generated Practice with the Content Improvement Service
    Bill Jerome, Rachel Van Campenhout, Jeffrey S. Dittel, Rich Benton, Benny G. Johnson, United States
  • Student Perceptions on the Efficacy of Adaptive Courseware and the Doer Effect: A tool for Active Learning and Engagement
    Martha Hubertz, Joseph Lloyd, United States
Thursday, 27 July 2023
13:30 - 15:30

S268: Adaptive Games for Learning
Room B3 M5
Chair: Maria Mercedes T. Rodrigo, Philippines

  • Teaching Diffusion of Innovations Involving Technology Startups Using Agent-Based Simulation Modeling: Architecture and Design Considerations
    Joseph Benjamin Ilagan, Jose Ramon Ilagan, Philippines
  • Learning within Gameplay Loops: Considering Adaptive Educational Technology from a Game Design Lens
    Erik Harpstead, United States
  • Directions for the Design of an Adaptive In-Game Re-engagement Dashboard for Teachers using WHIMC
    Jonathan DL. Casano, Mikael Fuentes, Clark Joshua Paguio, Philippines
  • Ibigkas! Math 2.0: An Intelligent Computer-Supported Collaborative Learning Application for Grade 5 Mathematics
    Rex P. Bringula, Philippines
  • Designing an Adaptive, Player-centric Game on Animation Principles
    Butch Adrian Castro, Jed Laszlo Jocson, Jesus Alvaro Pato, Philippines
16:00 - 18:00

S283: Tools for Making Sense of Human Performance Data
Room B3 M5
Chair: Benjamin Bell, United States

  • Towards a Vision of Standardized Competency-Based Training and Assessment Implementation
    Barbara Buck, Elizabeth Biddle, Liz Gehr, Kristi Eager, United States
  • Human Performance Data Lifecycle Management as a Foundation for Adaptive Training
    Fritz Ray, Benjamin Bell, Elliot Robson, United States
  • Precision Learning Through Data Intelligence
    Eric Watz, Peter Neubauer, Ramona Shires, Jeremy May, United States
Friday, 28 July 2023
13:30 - 15:30

S331: Learner State Diagnostics for AIS
Room 179
Chair: Jessica Schwarz, Germany

  • AMbER - Adaptive Instructional Systems as a Use Case for the Holistic Assessment Plattform
    Thomas Witte, Torsten Gfesser, Jessica Schwarz, Germany
  • Personality Traits in the Emotion-Performance-Relationship in Intelligent Tutoring Systems
    Alina Schmitz-Hübsch, Ron Becker, Maria Wirzberger, Germany
  • Exploring the Individual Differences in Multidimensional Evolution of Knowledge States of Learners
    Liang Zhang, Philip I. Pavlik Jr., Xiangen Hu, Jody L. Cockroft, Lijia Wang, Genghu Shi, United States

S332: Adaptive Techniques for Improving Human Performance
Room 180
Chairs: Cheryl I. Johnson, Nick Fraulini, United States

  • Stress and Coping with Task Difficulty: Investigating the Utility of a Micro-adaptive Aptitude Treatment Interaction Approach
    Wendi L. Van Buskirk, Bradford L. Schroeder, Michelle Aros, Jason E. Hochreiter, United States
  • Which is better Individualized Training for a Novel, Complex Task? Learner Control vs. Feedback Algorithms
    Bradford L. Schroeder, Wendi L. Van Buskirk, Michelle Aros, Jason E. Hochreiter, Nick Fraulini, United States
  • Designing an Adaptive Instructional System for Financial Literacy Training
    Cheryl I. Johnson, Jennifer Murphy, United States
  • Not All Pain Leads to Gain: The Role of Learner Engagement in Adaptive Flashcard Training
    Maureen Namukasa, Meredith Carroll, Matthew D. Marraffino, Cheryl I. Johnson, Daphne E. Whitmer, Whitney-Marie Igwe, Morgan Nash, United States
  • Identifying Individual Differences that Predict Usage of an Adaptive Training System in a United States Marine Corps Course
    Nick Fraulini, Matthew D. Marraffino, Allison E. Garibaldi, United States
16:00 - 18:00

S348: Theoretical and Practical Applications of Reinforcement Learning for Adaptive Instructional Systems
Room 179
Chair: Bruno Emond, Canada

  • Cognitive Simulations for Adaptive Instructional Systems: Exploring Instruction Strategies Using Simulated Tutors and Learners
    Bruno Emond, Reza Zeinali-Torbati, Jennifer Smith, Randy Billard, Joshua Barnes, Brian Veitch, Canada
  • Towards Application of Adaptive Instructional Systems in Simulation-Based Lifeboat Training using Bayesian Networks
    Reza Zeinali-Torbati, Jennifer Smith, Randy Billard, Bruno Emond, Joshua Barnes, Brian Veitch, Canada
  • Improving Students’ Self-Awareness by Analyzing Course Discussion Forum Data
    Arta Farahmand, M. Ali Akber Dewan, Fuhua Lin, Canada; Wu-Yuin Hwang, Taiwan

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