A Fruitful Meeting of a Pedagogical Method and a Collaborative Platform

Talon, Bénédicte; Leclet, Dominique; Bourguin, Grégory; Lewandowski, Arnaud

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-04636-0_39

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“…We work to produce a Pedagogical Engineering Studio (PES) called MACADDAM (Talon and Leclet, 2011). The PES assists teachers in their efforts to design educational devices.…”

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confidence: 99%

OBSERVATION AND SUPPORT IN A COLLABORATIVE PEDAGOGICAL DEVICE - A Multi-agent System to Control and Monitor Pedagogical Activities

Tnazefti-Kerkeni

Belaid-Ajroud²,

Talon

2012

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Computer Supported Education

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This article discusses the agentification of coordination and control of a collaborative pedagogical device. It presents the advantage of a multi-agent system to instrument some features of a collaborative educational device and describes its implementation in the context of a pedagogical engineering studio. The article interests at first in the context of insertion of the device: why and how the MAETIC device is proposed to work out vocational skills training with ICT. The article then describes the function of the MACCADAM studio and the specific devices it generates. It then presents the benefits of a multi-agent system in this context and described the monitoring system proposed for the management of the actors. The article ends on the progress of work and the prospects so far.

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“…We work to produce a Pedagogical Engineering Studio (PES) called MACADDAM (Talon and Leclet, 2011). The PES assists teachers in their efforts to design educational devices.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%