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    Authoring constraint-based tutors in ASPIRE

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    Mitrovic, A.
    Suraweera, P.
    Martin, B.
    Zakharov, K.
    Milik, N.
    Holland, J.
    Date
    2006
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10092/78

    This paper presents a project the goal of which is to develop ASPIRE, a complete authoring and deployment environment for constraint-based intelligent tutoring systems (ITSs). ASPIRE is based on our previous work on constraint-based tutors and WETAS, the tutoring shell. ASPIRE consists of the authoring server (ASPIRE-Author), which enables domain experts to easily develop new constraint-base tutors, and a tutoring server (ASPIRE-Tutor), which deploys the developed systems. Preliminary evaluation shows that ASPIRE is successful in producing domain models, but more thorough evaluation is planned.

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    Fields of Research::280000 Information, Computing and Communication Sciences::280100 Information Systems
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