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To identify the most effective way for medical students to interact with a browser-based learning module on the symptoms and neurological underpinnings of stroke syndromes, this study manipulated the way in which subjects interacted with a graphical model of the brain and examined the impact of functional changes on learning outcomes. It was hypothesized that behavioral interactions that were behaviorally...
In this paper, we describe a system called C-Tutor, an intelligent tutoring system (ITS) for novice C programmers. A program analyzer is the most important part of the ITS for programming. Our program analyzer is a compound of a reverse engineering system and a didactic system. Since a novice program usually contains many bugs, information about the intentions of the programmer is inevitable to...
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