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iTELL (Intelligent Textbook for Enhanced Language Learning)

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Description

iTELL is a computational framework and interactive intelligent-textbook web application developed by Morris et al. that lets learners write end-of-section summaries and provides automated LLM-based scoring and feedback.

Components

  • iTELL summary feedback pipeline with pre-scoring filters: iTELL (Intelligent Textbook for Enhanced Language Learning) is a computational framework that converts machine-readable textbooks into interactive web-apps in which students write end-of-section summaries that are scored automatically by the study's LLMs. Before scoring, summaries pass a filter component: "The filter ensures that the summary is between 50 and 200 words, and the summary is passed through a semantic similarity measure using Doc2Vec (Le & Mikolov, 2014) that assesses whether the summary is on topic." Summaries that heavily borrow from the source or contain offensive language are rejected without LLM analysis, which the authors say ensures only effortful summaries reach the models and reduces computational load. (Morris et al. (2025))

Claims

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Key Sources

  • Morris, W., Crossley, S., Holmes, L., Ou, C., Dascalu, M., & McNamara, D. (2025). Formative Feedback on Student-Authored Summaries in Intelligent Textbooks Using Large Language Models. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education, 35, 1022–1043. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40593-024-00395-0
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title iTELL (Intelligent Textbook for Enhanced Language Learning)
description iTELL is a computational framework and interactive intelligent-textbook web application developed by Morris et al.
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