Jordan Barria-Pineda
Peter Brusilovsky
ABSTRACT
Mastery Grids is an intelligent interface that provides access to different kinds of practice content for an introductory programming course. A distinctive feature of the interface is a parallel topic-level visualization of student progress and the progress of their peers. This contribution presents an extended version of the original system that features a fine-grained visualization of student knowledge on the level of the detailed concepts that are associated with the course. The student model is based on a Bayesian-network which is built using students performance history in the learning activities.
Supplemental Material
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Index Terms
- Concept-Level Knowledge Visualization For Supporting Self-Regulated Learning
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