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AI Expert Feedback Ecology: a closed-loop cognition framework linking AI Twins, AI Tutors, dashboards, and learners

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The article defines the AI Expert Feedback Ecology as "a closed-loop educational ecosystem in which AI Twins, AI tutors, dashboards, and learners continuously interact through cognition-aware feedback processes." AI Twins generate adaptive tasks; AI Tutors interpret behaviours into cognition reports; the ECD aggregates them; AI Twins reason through aggregated structures to generate interventions that start a new cycle. Cognition is treated as "an evolving interpretive structure continuously shaped through interaction, reflection, and intervention."

Design Implications

Context

Requirements

  • Continuous AI Tutor interpretation and dashboard aggregation to sustain the feedback loop

Constraints

  • AI Twins perceive learners indirectly through cognition reports rather than raw behavioural logs

Target Learners

  • learners in AI-native educational ecosystems

Learning Goals

  • continuous adaptive feedback and expert-like pedagogical reasoning

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Key Sources

  • Yuan, A. (2026). Expert Cognition Dashboard: From Learning Analytics to Cognition Intelligence in AI-Driven Education. https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.17263. doi:10.48550/arxiv.2605.17263
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title AI Expert Feedback Ecology: a closed-loop cognition framework linking AI Twins, AI Tutors, dashboards, and learners
description The article defines the AI Expert Feedback Ecology as "a closed-loop educational ecosystem in which AI Twins, AI tutors, dashboards, and learners continuously interact through cognition-aware feedback processes." AI T...
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