How Does the Presenter Type (Human vs. Tutorbot) During Adaptive Segments Affect Math Performance, Engagement, and Gaze Behavior?

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Mind Wandering whitepaper on how presenter type during adaptive segments affects math performance, engagement, and gaze behavior.

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Purpose/Abstract

Participants preferred the human instructor over Tutorbot.

However, they were more engaged when the instructor was Tutorbot.

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Mind Wandering Whitepaper: How does the presenter type (human vs tutorbot) during adaptive segments affect math performance, engagement, and gaze behavior?

Areas researched: AI, Student Affect

Jeremy Koren
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