Team tutoring systems: reifying roles in problem solving
M. Singley, P. Fairweather, and S. Swerling. CSCL '99: Proc. 1999 Conf. on Computer support for
collaborative learning, page 66. Palo Alto, CA, USA, International Society of the Learning Sciences, (1999)
Abstract
We are pursuing the notion of a Team Tutoring System, an intelligent
tutoring system that monitors and manages teams of students as they
collaborate synchronously and remotely to solve extended, distributed,
multi-step problems. Our system, named Algebra Jam, provides opportunities
for each team member to take on a variety of roles in order to come
to know the domain from a variety of perspectives. To do this, we
are defining a typology of collaborative problem solving roles, reifying
these roles at the problem solving interface, and accumulating evidence
about individual behavior and group problem solving performance in
a Bayesian inference network.
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%A Singley, Mark K.
%A Fairweather, Peter G.
%A Swerling, Steven
%B CSCL '99: Proc. 1999 Conf. on Computer support for
collaborative learning
%C Palo Alto, CA, USA
%D 1999
%I International Society of the Learning Sciences
%K imported thesis
%P 66
%T Team tutoring systems: reifying roles in problem solving
%X We are pursuing the notion of a Team Tutoring System, an intelligent
tutoring system that monitors and manages teams of students as they
collaborate synchronously and remotely to solve extended, distributed,
multi-step problems. Our system, named Algebra Jam, provides opportunities
for each team member to take on a variety of roles in order to come
to know the domain from a variety of perspectives. To do this, we
are defining a typology of collaborative problem solving roles, reifying
these roles at the problem solving interface, and accumulating evidence
about individual behavior and group problem solving performance in
a Bayesian inference network.
@inproceedings{Singley:1999:cscl,
abstract = {We are pursuing the notion of a Team Tutoring System, an intelligent
tutoring system that monitors and manages teams of students as they
collaborate synchronously and remotely to solve extended, distributed,
multi-step problems. Our system, named Algebra Jam, provides opportunities
for each team member to take on a variety of roles in order to come
to know the domain from a variety of perspectives. To do this, we
are defining a typology of collaborative problem solving roles, reifying
these roles at the problem solving interface, and accumulating evidence
about individual behavior and group problem solving performance in
a Bayesian inference network.},
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timestamp = {2017-03-16T11:54:14.000+0100},
title = {Team tutoring systems: reifying roles in problem solving},
year = 1999
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