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HCI 2022: Virtual Event - Volume 31
- Robert A. Sottilare, Jessica Schwarz:

Adaptive Instructional Systems - 4th International Conference, AIS 2022, Held as Part of the 24th HCI International Conference, HCII 2022, Virtual Event, June 26 - July 1, 2022, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 13332, Springer 2022, ISBN 978-3-031-05886-8
Learner Modeling and State Assessment for Adaptive Instructional Decisions
- Miroslava Migovich, Deeksha Adiani, Amy Swanson, Nilanjan Sarkar:

Heart Rate Variability for Stress Detection with Autistic Young Adults. 3-13 - Alexander Streicher, Michael Aydinbas:

Bayesian Cognitive State Modeling for Adaptive Serious Games. 14-25 - Christian Swertz

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Player State and Diagnostics in Adaptive Serious Games. Suggestions for Modelling the Adversarial Contradiction. 26-35 - Ethan Trewhitt

, Elizabeth T. Whitaker
, Thomas Holland, Lauren Glenister
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Adaptive Learner Assessment to Train Social Media Analysts. 36-52 - Guanfeng Wang, Chen Gong, Shuxia Wang:

A Review of Automatic Detection of Learner States in Four Typical Learning Scenarios. 53-72 - Diego Zapata-Rivera

, Carol M. Forsyth
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Learner Modeling in Conversation-Based Assessment. 73-83
Adaptation Design to Individual Learners and Teams
- Lisa Durrance Blalock

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Adaptively Adding Cards to a Flashcard Deck Improves Learning Compared to Adaptively Dropping Cards Regardless of Cognitive Ability. 87-103 - Robert A. Sottilare

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AIS Challenges in Evaluating the Selection of Learner Interventions. 104-112 - Karen Wang, Zhenjun Ma, Ryan S. Baker

, Yuanyuan Li:
Iterative Refinement of an AIS Rewards System. 113-125 - Daphne E. Whitmer, Cheryl I. Johnson, Matthew D. Marraffino:

Examining Two Adaptive Sequencing Approaches for Flashcard Learning: The Tradeoff Between Training Efficiency and Long-Term Retention. 126-139
Design and Development of Adaptive Instructional Systems
- Bruno Emond

, Jennifer Smith
, Mashrura Musharraf
, Reza Zeinali Torbati
, Randy Billard
, Joshua Barnes
, Brian Veitch
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Development of AIS Using Simulated Learners, Bayesian Networks and Knowledge Elicitation Methods. 143-158 - Patrick Guilbaud, Michael J. Hirsch:

Promoting Equity and Achievement in Real-Time Learning (PEARL): Towards a Framework for the Formation, Creation, and Validation of Stackable Knowledge Units. 159-173 - Moon K. Kim

, Ethan Trewhitt
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SatisfAI: A Serious Tabletop Game to Reveal Human-AI Interaction Dynamics. 174-189 - Tyler Kinner

, Elizabeth T. Whitaker
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A Framework for the Design and Development of Adaptive Agent-Based Simulations to Explore Student Thinking and Performance in K-20 Science. 190-206 - Elena Nazarova, Alexander Butyaev, Mohamed Youssef Bouaouina, Dominic Filion, Jérôme Waldispühl:

Adaptive Instructional System for Complex Equipment Trainings in the Post-covid Era: Breaking the Ice of Time-Consuming Tasks. 207-225 - Shigeharu Ono

, Hideaki Kanai
, Ryosuke Atsumi, Hideki Koike
, Kazushi Nishimoto:
Learning Support and Evaluation of Weight-Shifting Skills for Novice Skiers Using Virtual Reality. 226-237 - Hange Wang, Haoran Xie

, Kazunori Miyata
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ILoveEye: Eyeliner Makeup Guidance System with Eye Shape Features. 238-254
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Adaptive Instructional Systems
- Daniela Altun, Christopher Krauss

, Alexander Streicher, Christoph Müller, Daniel Atorf, Lisa Rerhaye, Dietmar Kunde:
Lessons Learned from Creating, Implementing and Evaluating Assisted E-Learning Incorporating Adaptivity, Recommendations and Learning Analytics. 257-270 - Tarah Daly

, Allison Hancock, Jennifer Phillips, Marcus Mainz, Breck Perry:
Development of the Assessment Toolkit for Leader Adaptability Skills (ATLAS). 271-285 - Will Lee, Danielle Allessio

, William Rebelsky, Sai Satish Gattupalli
, Hao Yu, Ivon Arroyo, Margrit Betke
, Sarah Adel Bargal, Tom Murray, Frank Sylvia, Beverly P. Woolf:
Measurements and Interventions to Improve Student Engagement Through Facial Expression Recognition. 286-301 - Bradford L. Schroeder, Nicholas W. Fraulini, Wendi L. Van Buskirk, Reganne M. Miller

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Assessing the Social Agency of Pedagogical Agents in Adaptive Training Systems. 302-313

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