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Euijung Yang1, Michael C Dorneich1
1Iowa State University, Ames.
Adapting intelligent tutoring system (ITS) feedback interaction style using etiquette strategies systematically improved student motivation, confidence, satisfaction, and performance, regardless of frustration levels. This approach offers a new mechanism for affect-aware educational technology.
Area of Science:
- Educational Technology
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Artificial Intelligence in Education
Background:
- Traditional intelligent tutoring systems (ITS) primarily adapt content difficulty or feedback timing.
- Previous research indicated that varying ITS feedback interaction style through etiquette strategies impacts student motivation, confidence, satisfaction, and performance.
- User frustration levels were previously identified as a key factor in determining optimal etiquette strategies.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate the effectiveness of systematically adapting ITS feedback interaction style based on a rule set of human-automation etiquette strategies.
- To compare systematic adaptation of etiquette strategies against random changes in improving key learning factors.
- To determine if systematic adaptation is effective across different levels of user frustration.
Main Methods:
- Developed a rule set to systematically select etiquette strategies targeting motivation, confidence, satisfaction, or performance.
- Assigned participants to solve mathematics problems under varying frustration conditions.
- Administered feedback that dynamically changed etiquette strategies either systematically (rule-based) or randomly.
Main Results:
- Systematic adaptation of feedback etiquette strategies significantly improved motivation, confidence, satisfaction, and performance compared to random changes.
- The effectiveness of systematic adaptation was consistent across different levels of user frustration.
- This demonstrates the potential for tailored, affect-aware feedback in ITS.
Conclusions:
- Systematically adapting ITS feedback interaction style via etiquette strategies is a viable method to enhance learning outcomes.
- ITS designers can leverage affect-aware adaptations to mitigate negative emotions and improve learning.
- This research provides a novel mechanism for creating more responsive and effective intelligent tutoring systems.
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