No empirical evidence has been examined that an interactive open learner model leads to better learning than a non-negotiable or absent open learner model¶
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q1 i? The authors state that empirical evidence showing an interactive open learner model leads to better learning, compared to a non-negotiable open learner model or no open learner model at all, has not been examined. → Vania Dimitrova & Paul Brna 2016
Evidence¶
Vania Dimitrova & Paul Brna 2016¶
Vania Dimitrova & Paul Brna. (2016). From Interactive Open Learner Modelling to Intelligent Mentoring: STyLE-OLM and Beyond. Int J Artif Intell Educ 26:332–349. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-015-0087-3
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Authors' own statement of a gap in the evidence base, made after reporting the SAIC controlled study. The article offers no comparative data on this question; it is an acknowledged open question rather than a tested finding.
"Despite this controlled study, we have not examined empirical evidence showing that an interactive open learner model leads to better learning, compared say to an open learner model that is not negotiable, or to not having an open learner model at all."
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No empirical evidence has been examined that an interactive open learner model leads to better learning than a non-negotiable or absent open learner model |
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No empirical evidence has been examined that an interactive open learner model leads to better learning than a non-negotiable or absent open learner model |
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