🏷️ ai-tutoring
65 pages tagged with ai-tutoring(52 articles, 13 concepts)
📄 Methodologies for Improving the Quality of AI Tutoring in K-12 Education
> **Synthesis:** Udeshi et al. (2026), the team behind **Khanmigo** (Khan Academy's K-12 AI tutor, launched 2023), describe the metrics they use to measure AI tutoring quality and student engagement, …
🏷️ Trust in AI
> **Trust in AI** — the willingness of learners and educators to rely on AI systems for learning, judgment, and decision-making. Trust is a precondition for effective use of AI in education, but it is…
📄 AI-Generated Interactive Fiction for Educational Use: A Pilot Study of Perceived Comprehensibility, Coherence, and Engagement
> **Synthesis:** This pilot study (N = 22 STEM higher-education students) evaluates AI-generated interactive fiction as an educational medium. Narrative clarity and length acceptance rated positively,…
📄 ChatGPT-generated help produces learning gains equivalent to human tutor-authored help on mathematics skills
> Pardos & Bhandari (2024) report a randomized efficacy study (N=274) comparing ChatGPT-generated hints to human tutor-authored hints and a no-help control across four mathematics subject areas. Only …
📄 OATutor: An Open-source Adaptive Tutoring System and Curated Content Library for Learning Sciences Research
> OATutor (Open Adaptive Tutor) is the first open-source adaptive tutoring system built on Intelligent Tutoring System (ITS) principles, developed at UC Berkeley's CAHL Lab. It combines an MIT-license…
2026-08-12 · intelligent-tutoring, adaptive-learning, open-source, knowledge-tracing, math-education
📄 A framework for characterising and capturing the quality of digital interactions and experiences in early childhood education
> **Synthesis:** This study introduces a Digital Interactions Quality (DigIQ) framework and scale as a protocol to observe and index the quality of interactions and experiences involving digital techn…
📄 Beyond MOOCs: How technical and structural factors shape learner engagement, retention and inclusivity across online learning platforms
> **Synthesis:** This study examines the critical influence of technical and structural factors on learner Engagement, Retention and Inclusivity (ERI) in MOOCs and other large-scale online learning pl…
📄 Coauthorship integrity: Reconceptualising assessment validity for the age of generative artificial intelligence
> **Synthesis:** This paper addresses concerns that students use GenAI to submit texts they do not understand, adopting an assessment validity lens. It proposes Coauthorship Integrity as a new concept…
2026-08-10 · generative-ai, assessment, conversational-agents, assessment-validity, academic-integrity
📄 Effects of AI chatbot-supported cooperative flipped classroom on student collaboration, self-regulated learning and academic performance: A mastery learning perspective
> **Synthesis:** Based on mastery learning theory, this study employed a quasi-experimental design to examine how an AI chatbot-supported cooperative flipped classroom influences students' collaborati…
2026-08-10 · self-regulated-learning, collaborative-learning, chatbot, epistemic-agency, ai-education
📄 Enhancing creative writing with robot-LLM integration: The interplay of embodiment, AI creativity and user engagement
> **Synthesis:** This study explores the impact of robot-LLM integration on collaborative creative writing, focusing on how embodiment and AI creativity influence creative output. With 150 undergradua…
📄 Enhancing online learning outcomes through virtual companion AI: The role of identity anthropomorphism
> **Synthesis:** Grounded in social presence theory, this study introduces the concept of identity anthropomorphism and adopts multimodal learning analytics (MMLA) combining questionnaires, EEG and ey…
📄 Face value: How avatar identity shapes epistemic trust in AI-mediated learning
> **Synthesis:** Two experiments examined how avatar race, gender, and age shape trust in AI-mediated education. Study 1 (N=102) used a within-subjects laboratory design; Study 2 (N=294) adopted a bet…
📄 From emotion regulation to academic success: A self-determination theory-based emotional agent-mediated approach
> **Synthesis:** Emotion regulation has been recognized as a key factor affecting students' academic success. This study proposed a self-determination theory (SDT)-based emotional agent framework, imp…
📄 Generative AI-enhanced learning experiences for computational thinking: A systematic scoping review and design guidelines
> **Synthesis:** This systematic scoping review examines the use of GenAI to support the teaching of computational thinking skills. Results reveal a young but rapidly growing research field, with most…
📄 Generative AI interactive textbook in electrotechnics: A four-year comparative study on student performance and inclusion
> **Synthesis:** This four-year comparative study presents results of implementing a Generative-AI Interactive Textbook built on GPT-4, integrated into an Electrical Engineering course. With a sample …
📄 Hybrid intelligence feedback systems in design thinking development: Stage-specific insights on pedagogical effects and characteristics of generative AI and instructors
> **Synthesis:** This study compares the pedagogical effects on students' design thinking and students' perceptions of feedback systems by GenAI and human instructors. A within-class randomized experi…
📄 Learning-to-learn in the age of generative AI: A scoping review and conceptual framework
> **Synthesis:** This paper presents a scoping review of learning-to-learn (L2L) definitions within pedagogical and psychological literature, identifying 21 relevant publications via PRISMA-ScR. It pr…
2026-08-10 · generative-ai, higher-ed, self-regulated-learning, language-learning, systematic-review
📄 Not a universal benefit: Examining the differential effects of emotional AI on L2 pre-service teachers' language learning
> **Synthesis:** This study challenges the assumption that emotional design in educational AI provides universal benefits, investigating when, for whom and how it impacts L2 vocabulary learning. A qua…
📄 Not all collaboration benefits from competition: Collaboration modes in a computational thinking game
> **Synthesis:** This study investigated different collaboration modes and how they interact with competition to influence computational thinking learning, group metacognition and in-game behaviours. …
📄 A Bottom-Up Taxonomy of Student Discourse with a Socratic AI Physics Tutor
> **Synthesis:** Large language model (LLM) tutors are being deployed in introductory physics courses at a scale that produces transcript corpora far larger than traditional qualitative coding can abs…
📄 The Scaffolded AI literacy (SAIL) framework: Results of a Delphi study for equitable AI literacy framework design in education
> **Synthesis:** MacCallum, Parsons, and Mohaghegh (2026) report on a three-round Delphi study that created the Scaffolded AI Literacy (SAIL) framework — a broadly applicable, age-agnostic framework f…
📄 The synergy of pedagogical agents and metaphorical design: Reducing psychological distance to enhance video learning
> **Synthesis:** This study examined the effects of pedagogical agents (real vs. virtual) and metaphorical design on learners' performance, attention, comprehension, and psychological distance in a 2x…
📄 Unveiling patterns of socially shared regulation in relation to self-regulated learning: The roles of individual profiles and group dynamics in online collaborative learning
> **Synthesis:** This study employed a three-layer analytical method combining cluster analysis, content analysis and complex network analysis to investigate how socially shared regulation of learning…
📄 Will, Skill, Not Tool: Chinese university students' acceptance of generative AI for academic writing in informal English medium instruction settings
> **Synthesis:** By adopting the Will, Skill, Tool (WST) model, this study explores how EMI students' intentions to use GenAI for academic writing are shaped by AI-specific variables. Survey data from…
📄 TACT: Taxonomy-Aligned Post-Training for Pedagogically Adaptive English Tutoring
> **Synthesis:** TACT (Taxonomy-Aligned Conversational Tutor) presents a human-grounded framework for training and evaluating pedagogically adaptive ESL tutors powered by [[llm|LLMs]]. Built on a Tuto…
🏷️ AI Education
> **AI Education** — the broad field encompassing both AI in education (using AI to teach) and AI literacy (teaching about AI). As the wiki's umbrella concept, AI education connects instructional tech…
🏷️ Feedback Loop
> **Feedback loop** — the cyclical process where AI systems assess student work, deliver feedback, observe the student's response, and adapt subsequent instruction. Effective feedback loops close the …
🏷️ Generative AI
> **Generative AI** — AI systems capable of producing text, code, images, and other content, most prominently large language models like GPT-4 and Claude. Generative AI is the technology driving the c…
🏷️ Intelligent Tutoring
> **Intelligent Tutoring Systems (ITS)** — a well-established subfield of AI in education that uses AI to model student knowledge, adapt instruction, and provide personalized feedback, typically throu…
🏷️ Large Language Models (LLMs)
> **Large Language Models (LLMs)** — neural network models trained on vast text corpora that generate human-like text, powering most modern AI in education applications. LLMs are the computational bac…
🏷️ Math Education
> **Math Education** — the study of how students learn mathematics and how AI can support mathematics teaching, spanning affective tutoring, cognitive diagnosis from handwritten work, productive strug…
🏷️ Physics Education
> **Physics Education** — the study of how students learn physics and how to teach it more effectively, spanning Socratic AI tutoring, computational thinking assessment, student trust and AI adoption …
🏷️ RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)
> **RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)** — an AI architecture that combines information retrieval with text generation, allowing LLMs to ground responses in external knowledge sources rather than re…
🏷️ Socratic Method
> **Socratic Method** — a pedagogical approach rooted in guided questioning and dialogue rather than direct instruction, now being adapted for generative AI tutoring systems. In AI in education, the S…
🏷️ STEM Education and AI
> **STEM Education** — science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education is the most common domain for AI in education research in the wiki. STEM's structured knowledge, clear right/wrong an…
🏷️ Teacher Role in AI-Enhanced Education
> **Teacher role** — how AI reshapes the work, identity, and agency of educators. With 50+ articles examining this dimension, the wiki documents a fundamental transformation: from sole knowledge autho…
📄 When Help is Unhelpful: Evaluating AI Tutors for Productive Struggle
> **Synthesis:** Zhang et al. (2026) introduce TutorMoments, a replay-based evaluation framework that tests whether LM tutors adapt their pedagogical actions to context — scaffolding when support is n…
📄 Measuring Cognitive Engagement in Collaborative Discourse with an Extended ICAP Framework: Comparing Human Annotation, In-Context Learning, and Reflective LLM Agents
> **Lan Anh Do, Hanling Jiang, Shuchin Aeron, Ayanna K. Thomas** — CogSci 2026 (accepted full paper).…
📄 The Theoretical Foundation of Socratic Tests: Dynamic, Multimodal, Conversational Examinations
> **Ilya Mikhelson** — Submitted to Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence (2026).…
📄 Advancing diagram-based reasoning in AI tutoring systems: a structural approach for STEM education
Presents **StructRAG**, a pattern-aware framework that improves how AI tutoring systems interpret **complex engineering diagrams** (circuit schematics, network topologies, block flowcharts) in STEM. C…
📄 ProPACT: Pair Programming with AI
> **ProPACT** (Proactive AI-Driven Adaptive Collaborative Tutor) is an AI-driven adaptive tutoring system for pair programming that **treats collaboration itself as the object of instruction.** Unlike…
📄 SafeTutors: Pedagogical Safety in AI Tutoring
> **SafeTutors** is a benchmark that jointly evaluates safety and pedagogy in AI tutoring systems across mathematics, physics, and chemistry. It argues that **tutoring safety is fundamentally differen…
📄 Interpretable Knowledge Tracing
> **Interpretable Knowledge Tracing** — A novel framework for dialogue-based Knowledge Tracing that explicitly models both student ability and tutor-turn difficulty using Item Response Theory, produci…
📄 PersonaVLM: Long-Term Personalization for AI Tutors
> **PersonaVLM** introduces an agent framework for long-term personalization of multimodal LLMs, enabling AI tutors to remember, reason about, and align with a learner's evolving preferences across hu…
📄 Stanford Evidence Base: AI in K-12 Education
> **Stanford Evidence Base: AI in K-12 Education** — A 2026 systematic review from the Stanford SCALE Initiative analyzing 818 papers on AI in K-12 education. The central finding is stark: only 20 stu…
📄 Multimodal Dialogue in STEM Education
> **The Multimodal Interference Effect** describes a systemic accuracy drop when LLMs encounter image-rich STEM problems: from ~96% on text-only physics problems to ~74% on multimodal ones. A simple t…
📄 MedGame: Storytelling Gamification Empowered by Large Language Models for Medical Education
MedGame transforms static clinical cases into structured, executable storytelling games for medical education, moving beyond the localized question-answering and single-turn feedback that characterize…
📄 Students' Perception Accuracy of Partners' AI Use and its Relation to Collaboration Performance
Graf et al. (2026) identify a new challenge in collaborative programming education: AI use is now an invisible yet consequential dimension of collaboration, and partners often misread ability and effo…
📄 Socially fluent AI decouples conversational signals from source identity in online interaction
This study embedded undisclosed AI agents as teammates in synchronous text-based group interactions across analytical, creative, and ethical tasks with 786 participants making 1,572 identity judgments…
📄 Automated Grading of Handwritten Mathematics Using Vision-Capable LLMs
Automated grading systems have enabled scalable assessment for many response types, but handwritten mathematics remains a barrier due to the complexity of multi-step solutions. Vision-capable large la…
📄 From Heuristics to Analytics: Forecasting Effort and Progress in Online Learning
This paper tackles a core ITS challenge: predicting when students will disengage so tutors can intervene before it's too late. It introduces **engagement forecasting** as a supervised prediction task …
📄 Taklif.AI: LLM-Powered Platform for Interest-Based Personalized College Assignments
> Taklif.AI: LLM-Powered Platform for Interest-Based Personalized College Assignments **Kurdya et al. (2026)** — Multiple institutions. arXiv cs.AI.…
📄 AcademiClaw: When Students Set Challenges for AI Agents
> **Yu, Lu, Si et al. (77 authors, 2026)** — Shanghai Jiao Tong University, SII, GAIR. Open-source benchmark.…
📄 When AI Agents Teach Each Other: Discourse Patterns Resembling Peer Learning in the Moltbook Community
> **Authors:** Eason Chen, Ce Guan, A Elshafiey, Zhonghao Zhao, Joshua Zekeri, Afeez Edeifo Shaibu, Emmanuel Osadebe Prince **Year:** 2026 **Venue:** arXiv (cs.HC) > Mining discourse from Moltbook, a …
2026-05-11 · agentic-ai, benchmark, collaborative-ai-tutoring, engagement-metrics, learning-analytics
📄 Cognitive Agent Compilation for Explicit Problem Solver Modeling
**Cognitive Agent Compilation (CAC)** is a framework that uses a strong teacher LLM to compile problem-solving knowledge into an explicit, inspectable target agent. Unlike end-to-end LLM tutoring appr…
📄 Beyond the AI Tutor: Social Learning with LLM Agents
Most AI-based educational tools adopt a one-on-one tutoring paradigm, pairing a single LLM with a single learner. Yet decades of learning science — from Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development to Band…
📄 The Missing Evaluation Axis: What 10,000 Student Submissions Reveal About AI Tutor Effectiveness
> A framework for evaluating AI tutoring systems that extends beyond pedagogical quality of feedback to measure what students actually *do* with that feedback — whether they act on it and whether they…
📄 Human-AI Co-Mentorship in Project-Based Learning: A Case Study in Financial Forecasting
> A pedagogical model where human mentors and AI tools jointly support student learning in project-based contexts. Human mentors provide conceptual guidance, debugging, and problem formulation support…
📄 The Pedagogy of AI Mistakes: Fostering Higher-Order Thinking
> An instructional approach that deliberately leverages AI errors, hallucinations, and limitations as teaching tools to foster higher-order thinking. Rather than viewing AI mistakes as failures to be …
📄 Prober.ai: Gated Inquiry-Based Feedback via LLM-Constrained Personas for Argumentative Writing
> A web-based writing environment that inverts the AI-tutoring paradigm: rather than generating improved text for students, Prober.ai constrains an LLM to ask only targeted inquiry-based questions abo…
📄 Agentic Education with AI Coding Assistants
> AI coding assistants proliferate rapidly, but pedagogical frameworks for learning them remain scarce — a paradox at the heart of agentic coding education. > Using agentic AI workflows (Claude Code) …
📄 Quantum Education Intelligent Tutoring
> **From Prototype to Classroom** (Elhaimeur & Chrisochoides, 2026) describes a tutoring system for quantum computing that bridges the gap between dense mathematical formalism and limited qualified in…
📄 AI Peer Feedback Systems
> Peer feedback develops critical reflection and evaluative judgment, yet: > Student peer feedback is often superficial or inconsistent. **AICoFe** (AI-based Collaborative Feedback) uses a multi-LLM p…
📄 LLM-Based Educational Simulation: Evaluating Temporal Student Persona Stability Across ADHD Profiles
> Gonnermann-Müller, Haase & Leins (2026) evaluate whether **LLM-generated student personas simulating ADHD profiles** maintain stable and realistic behavioral patterns over time. This addresses a cri…
🏷️ Transfer of Learning
> **Transfer of Learning** — the extent to which knowledge or skills acquired in one context (e.g., practice with an AI tool) persist and apply in a different context (e.g., independent performance wi…
2026-05-07 · transfer-of-learning, metacognition, cognitive-load-theory, desirable-difficulties, k-12