Rose and Ferschke highlight links between NLP, AIED, and collaborative learning, proposing shifts to learning communities¶

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q2 i? Rose and Ferschke highlight the deep links between natural language processing, AIED, and collaborative learning, and propose shifts to learning communities and communities of practice that go beyond single learning episodes. → Lane 2016

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Lane 2016¶

Lane, H. C., McCalla, G., Looi, C., & Bull, S. (2016). Preface to the IJAIED 25th Anniversary Issue, Part 2: The Next 25 Years: How Advanced Interactive Learning Technologies will Change the World. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education, 26, 539–543. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-016-0109-9

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The editors' summary of Rose and Ferschke's paper on discussion as a pedagogical tool, focused on the next decade of research. The paper's vision of moving beyond single learning episodes toward learning communities is reported by the editors.

"Rose and Ferschke round out this second set of papers by looking at a venerable, but powerful pedagogical tool: discussion. Focused on the next decade of research, they highlight the deep links between natural language processing, AIED, and collaborative learning. Their vision goes beyond single learning episodes and proposes shifts to learning communities and communities of practice."

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