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Mixing Human and Software Agents: A Case Study
Athens, Greece July 09-July 11
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/ICALT.2003.1215064Third IEEE International Conference o ...
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Neil Taurisson, Laboratoire d?Informatique de l?Universit? du Maine
Pierre Tchounikine, Laboratoire d?Informatique de l?Universit? du Maine
This paper describes a multi agent approach of the organisation of a collective activity within a pedagogical context. We consider pedagogical situations where students have to explicitly define the articulation of their collective work and then achieve the different tasks they have defined. Our objective is to support these students by taking some of these tasks in charge whilst making them work out such organisation features. For this purpose, we propose to consider that the group of students forms a multi agent system and to introduce software agents that can achieve some of the tasks within this group. This conducts students to tackle the problem in terms of human and software agents coordination. We present how this approach can be conceptualized and modelled using Engestr?m?s triangle and how task delegation can be used as a means to enable students to define the software agents? behaviour.
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Neil Taurisson, Pierre Tchounikine, "Mixing Human and Software Agents: A Case Study," icalt, pp.239, Third IEEE International Conference on Advanced Learning Technologies (ICALT'03), 2003
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