User experience of CLIVE/mbanx solution
Shahrokh Daijavad, T. Fin, et al.
ACM CSCW 2000
We are building a collaborative learning environment that supports teams of students as they collaborate synchronously and remotely to solve situated, multi-step problems involving algebraic modeling. Our system, named Algebra Jam, provides a set of tools to help students overcome two of the most serious impediments to successful collaboration: establishing common ground and maintaining group focus. These tools include tethered and untethered modes of operation including discrepancy notification, a goal-oriented team blackboard, object-oriented chat with collabicons, reification of problem solving roles, and the optional inclusion of a tutor agent as a virtual team participant. The tutor agent not only offers help and feedback on problem solving actions but also accumulates evidence about individual and group problem solving performance in a Bayesian inference network. The system is envisioned as a testbed for developing theories of teaming.
Shahrokh Daijavad, T. Fin, et al.
ACM CSCW 2000
R. Han, V. Perret, et al.
ACM CSCW 2000
R. Farrell, P. Fairweather, et al.
IUI 2000