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Computer assisted concept learning

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The present study shows that there is a qualitative difference between concept and skill acquisition, and that it may have some consequences on the design of C.A.I. courseware. We show for instance that concept learning is essentially a logical process, based on rule acquisition or modification, and that conversation (free dialogue) is best suited for concept transmission. This paper describes a mixed-initiative dialogue module which is part of the 'SAVANT 3' CAI system.
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hal-00616435 , version 1 (22-08-2011)

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Jean-Louis Dessalles. Computer assisted concept learning. Proceedings of the International Conference on Computer Assisted Learning (ICCAL-90) - Lecture Notes in Computer Science 438, 1990, Berlin, Germany. pp.175-183. ⟨hal-00616435⟩
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