Computer-Supported Education

Toward AI-enhanced Computer-supported Peer Review in Legal Education

Applying Bayesian data analysis to model a computer-supported peerreview process in a legal class writing exercise yielded pedagogically useful information about student-understanding of problem-specific legal concepts and of more general domain-related legal writing criteria and about the criteria’s effectiveness. The approach suggests how AI and Law can impact legal education.

Partial Correctness and Continuous Integration in Computer Supported Education

In this paper we support the idea that students and teachers will benefit from a computer-based system that assesses programming exercises and provide immediate and detailed feedback: students would be able to evolve in the right direction and teachers would follow and assess more fairly their students. This assessment should outperform the typical right/wrong evaluation returned by existing to...

Computer Supported Collaborative Social Environment for Education, Training and Work

The increasing employment of collaborated and blended learning techniques in educational institutes indicate that this kind of solution maximizes investments whether the growth of students demands more resources and teachers. Collaboration is working together towards a common goal at different times (time flexibility), in different locations (spatial flexibility), at different companies and edu...

Animated science education: possible pitfalls of computer supported collaborative learning

Misconceptions – This notion is one of the grand themes of educational research in general and science education in particular. Students’ misconceptions of various scientific principles are recurrent topics in numerous studies, in for instance physics (D. E. Brown, 1992; Jones, 1991), biology (C. R. Brown, 1990; Odom, 1995) and chemistry (Goh, 1993; Nicoll, 2001; Sanger & Greenbowe, 1999). The ...

Computer-Supported Cooperative Education and Development in Southern Africa