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Chen, G. (author), Hauff, C. (author), Houben, G.J.P.M. (author)
Knowledge tracing serves as a keystone in delivering personalized education. However, few works attempted to model students’ knowledge state in the setting of Second Language Acquisition. The Duolingo Shared Task on Second Language Acquisition Modeling (Settles et al., 2018) provides students’ trace data that we extensively analyze and engineer...
conference paper 2018
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Chen, G. (author), Yang, J. (author), Hauff, C. (author), Houben, G.J.P.M. (author)
We present LearningQ, a challenging educational question generation dataset containing over 230K document-question pairs. It includes 7K instructor-designed questions assessing knowledge concepts being taught and 223K learner-generated questions seeking in-depth understanding of the taught concepts. We show that, compared to existing datasets...
conference paper 2018
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Bao, Yingying (author), Chen, G. (author), Hauff, C. (author)
Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) are a promising form of online education. However, the occurrence of academic dishonesty has been threatening MOOC certificates’ effectiveness as a serious tool for recruiters and employers. Recently, a large-scale study on the log traces from more than one hundred MOOCs created by Harvard and MIT has...
conference paper 2017
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Chen, G. (author), Davis, D.J. (author), Krause, Markus (author), Hauff, C. (author), Houben, G.J.P.M. (author)
Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) aim to educate the world, especially learners from developing countries. While MOOCs are certainly available to the masses, they are not yet fully accessible. Although all course content is just clicks<br/>away, deeply engaging with a MOOC requires a substantial time commitment, which frequently becomes a...
conference paper 2017
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Davis, D.J. (author), Jivet, I. (author), Kizilcec, René F. (author), Chen, G. (author), Hauff, C. (author), Houben, G.J.P.M. (author)
Social comparison theory asserts that we establish our social and personal worth by comparing ourselves to others. In in-person learning environments, social comparison offers students critical feedback on how to behave and be successful. By contrast, online learning environments afford fewer social cues to facilitate social comparison. Can...
conference paper 2017
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