ADELE Project - Galileo Educational System

OpenACS and .LRN Conference 2008
Monitoring of Learning Performance
From Eye-Tracking Support to Explicit Feedback
Speaker & Author: Victor Manuel García-Barrios
Agenda
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Background & Motivation: AdeLE
Behaviour Tracking
Our Approach
Prototype
Conclusions
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Background & Motivation: AdeLE
Once upon a time..
..”pretty Adele”!
The Adele movie
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Background & Motivation: AdeLE
• AdeLE?
• Adaptive e-Learning with Eye-Tracking
• Research project by
– Institute for Information Systems and Computer
Media (IICM) at Graz University of Technology
– Information Design at FH Joanneum, Graz
• Main aim
– An adaptation-pertinent system:
development of an innovative framework for
personalised e-learning
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Background & Motivation: AdeLE
Usage of ‘Tobii 1750’ Eye-Tracker for AdeLE
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Background & Motivation: AdeLE
• Expected Results (AdeLE start: 2003)
– Improved knowledge about users' behaviour
– Identification of possible user problems and
development of correction and adaptation
mechanisms
– Detailed course-progress tracking, recording of
consumed content, recording of cognitive
processes
– Improved and personalised media and content
presentation
– Identification of problematic areas in the
content flow and / or content structuring
– Identification of the need for detailed additional
information related to the learning content
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Background & Motivation: AdeLE
real-time learner observation
learner interaction
display interaction
ask MS
inform
MS
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adapt assets
calculate
next
ininstruction
instruction
display
get notify
instruction
instruction
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Background & Motivation: AdeLE
• Service-oriented Approach
– External Systems, Manager Module , Profiler
Module, Modeler Module, Tools Module
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Behaviour Tracking
• Observing Behaviour!
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Behaviour Tracking
• Observing Behaviour!
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Our Approach
• Cognitive style: WAVI Model
[Douglas and Riding 1993],
[Riding and Douglas 1993], [Rid‐ing and Watts 1997] [Rasmussen 1998], [Riding and
Rayner 1998], [McLoughlin 1999], [Sadler‐Smith and Riding 1999]
• Behaviour Tracking: limited to the scope of
tracking the learner’s gaze‐behaviour while
consuming online lessons.
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Our Approach
“Simplified Traditional E‐Learning” vs. “Improved Knowledge Transfer
through AdeLE’s Real‐time Behaviour Tracking ”
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Our Approach
• Need
• a tool that helps teachers to define in a Web page
which segments of the content are (a) didactically
relevant, i.e. ‘must be learned’, (b) should be
considered, ‘should be read’, or (c) might be
ignored.
• Thus, evaluate..
• An evaluation study has been conducted with
AdeLE’s eye‐tracking system at the University of
Applied Sciences FH Joanneum (Graz) in order to
find eye movement parameters that provide a
distinction among the three different gaze
behaviours “skimming”, “reading” and
“learning”.
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Our Approach
• Evaluation
• The complexity (i.e. randomness) of a gaze
path was measured in terms of its entropy (as
defined in the field of Information Theory; see
e.g. [Borst and Theunissen 1999]). The study
identified distinctions among the entropy values
of the three different behaviours [Pripfl 2006].
• Example: reading vs. learning
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Our Approach
Output for a Lesson in AdeLE
after entering a Course Page for the first Time
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Our Approach
Output for a Lesson in AdeLE
after a ‘NOT OK’-Status of the State Modeler
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Prototype
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Prototype
• The editor’s View!
• Advantages: marking assets (and getting
feedback, accodingly), rating assets,
commenting, social tagging, building URL-based
courses, user management, ..
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Conclusions (1/2)
• Achievements in communication technology
have direct impact on traditional learning.
 Teachers have to reconceptualise their
notion of didactical goals and strategies.
 They have to be conscious about the fact
that there exist several e-learning tools,
which may support them to better achieve
their didactical intentions.
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Conclusions (2/2)
• Stagezilla
• platform-independent client side tool
• provides useful learner information to the server
side of e-learning systems or components
• tracks relevant, real‐time observations of learner
behaviours
• collects relevant personal information about the
participating community.
• It supports also adaptive systems to better know
the individual user and better create assumptions
about each user, e.g. Behaviour Tracking
technique of the AdeLE system.
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GRACIAS for Your Attention!
Important URLs
• www.iicm.edu … Institute for Information Systems
and Computer Media (Graz University of Technology)
• www.iicm.edu/vgarcia … Speaker’s homepage
Get in digital touch: [email protected]
• adeledemo.iicm.edu … AdeLE prototype, publications
• www.justl.org … Online journal for e-learning
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