Existing ITS for psychomotor skills predominantly target fine, closed, internally paced, discrete, individual, and simple skills¶
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q2 i? Across the reviewed ITS corpus, tasks implemented to train psychomotor skills tend toward the fine, closed, internally paced, discrete, individual, and simple ends of the skill continua. → Gianluca Romano 2025
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Gianluca Romano 2025¶
Gianluca Romano, Jan Schneider, Daniele Di Mitri, Hendrik Drachsler. (2025). Through the Telescope: A Systematic Review of Intelligent Tutoring Systems and Their Applications in Psychomotor Skill Learning. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-025-00526-1
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Classification of the extracted ITS corpus through the skill continua framework of Davis et al. (2000) and Galligan et al. (2000), labeling conducted by one of the authors. The review reports "The Openness Continuum has a ratio of 90:10", 68:32 for pace, 57:23:20 for continuity, 91:5:4 for interactivity, and 72:28 for complexity.
"There is a tendency to develop ITS for skills that are fine, closed, internally paced, discrete, individual, and simple. The Granularity Continuum has a ratio of 61:39. The Openness Continuum has a ratio of 90:10."
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Related Claims¶
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Existing ITS for psychomotor skills predominantly target fine, closed, internally paced, discrete, individual, and simple skills |
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Existing ITS for psychomotor skills predominantly target fine, closed, internally paced, discrete, individual, and simple skills |
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