[PDF][PDF] Using qualitative data from targeted interviews to inform rapid AIED development

J Ocumpaugh, S Hutt, J Andres… - Proceedings of the …, 2021 - icce2021.apsce.net
This paper examines how interviews with students—at critical moments of the learning
process—may be leveraged to improve the design of educational software. Specifically, we …

Quick red fox: an app supporting a new paradigm in qualitative research on AIED for STEM

S Hutt, RS Baker, J Ocumpaugh, A Munshi… - … Intelligence in STEM …, 2022 - taylorfrancis.com
Artificial Intelligence in Education research for STEM domains has largely been quantitative
in nature, but qualitative research offers several advantages as part of a mixed-methods …

Identifying students' persistence profiles in problem solving task

CE Dumdumaya, MP Banawan… - adjunct publication of the …, 2018 - dl.acm.org
This study explores task persistence in the context of Learning by Teaching. Using features
extracted from students' interaction logs, a centroid based clustering algorithm derived two …

Predicting task persistence within a learning-by-teaching environment

C DUMDUMAYA, MM RODRIGO - International Conference on …, 2018 - library.apsce.net
We attempted to model task persistence, a student attribute reflecting one's dispositional
need to complete difficult tasks in the face of frustration, within a learning by teaching …

[PDF][PDF] Chapter Title: Quick Red Fox: An App Supporting a New Paradigm in Qualitative Research on AIED for STEM

S Hutt, RS Baker, J Ocumpaugh, A Munshi, J Andres… - researchgate.net
Abstract Artificial Intelligence in Education research for STEM domains has largely been
quantitative in nature, but qualitative research offers several advantages as part of a mixed …

Modeling Student Behavior and Affect in Different Learning Environments

M BANAWAN - International Conference on Computers in …, 2018 - library.apsce.net
In this paper, the author describes a summary of her early career research, this includes
work in building and empirically validating student cognitive and affective models using …