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 Program of Student Track
 Student Track (Monday, June 26)
Session 1 (08:30-9:30)
1. Janice Deters et al. Case-based Reasoning system applied to semiology and psychiatric pathology learning process
2. Marina Issakova, Intelligent Environment for learning linear equation solving algorithm and its steps
Coffee break (09:30-10:00)
Session 2: (10:00-12:30)
3. Dmitri Lepp, Error Diagnosis in Problem Solving Environment Using Action-Object-Input Scheme
4. Andy Aiken, Derek Sleeman, AKT-R4: A Diagnosis Tutor
5. Kristy Elizabeth Boyer, Virtual Programming Partner: A Learning Companion for Introductory Computing
6. Amali Weerasinghe, Enhancing Learning through Self-Explanation in Constraint-based Tutors
7. Amy Ogan, Rut Wylie, Erin Walker, Defining the ill-defined: Modeling student behaviour in making aspectual distinctions
Lunch (12:30-13:30)
Session 3: Panel (13:30-15:30)
Panelist:
Jim Greer, Kinshuk, Helen Pain and Beverly Woolf
Presentation Instruction
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General facilities in conference rooms:
The conference rooms have a projector, microphones, PC speakers, a laser pointer and a PC laptop computer with Windows XP and Office 2003.
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Presentation format:
Each presentation must follow these time restrictions:
20 minutes for presentation and 10 minutes for discussion.
- The schedule assigned for each presenter has to be followed strictly; be sure to leave enough time to set up your presentation equipment.
- Please set up your presentation on conference computers before the session.
- You are strongly advised to bring some kind of USB memory for your presentation as a backup; if you are planning to use your own laptop computer, you should check the connection with the projector before the session.
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