AGENT-DYSL: A Novel Intelligent Reading System for Dyslexic Learners
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AGENT-DYSL is an EU project developing an intelligent reading system to help dyslexic learners. It monitors students' performance and emotional state using speech and image recognition to detect errors and attention. It builds individual user profiles to predict errors and provide personalized assistance through text highlighting and additional help. The system architecture is based on an ontology of pedagogical knowledge representing adaptation strategies. Future work includes evaluating prototypes in schools to gain insights into effective teaching approaches.
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Antrittsvorlesung am 5. Juni 2013 an der Hochschule Karlsruhe
In einer sich immer schneller verändernden Umgebung müssen
Unternehmen vorausschauend agieren, Innovationen in Produkte umsetzen
und ihre Prozesse verbessern und ihre Kompetenz weiterentwickeln. Hierzu
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Phasen und charakteristischen motivationalen, sozialen oder
organisationalen Barrieren.
Dies eröffnet neue Perspektiven: wann kommt es auf Kreativität, wann auf
Offenheit und Dialog, wann auf Einigung an, wann lohnt sich Formalisierung
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auch gängige Konzeptionen von Kompetenz-, Prozess- oder
Qualifikationsmanagement. Dies soll anhand typischer Probleme und neuen,
auf sozialen Medien basierenden Ansätzen aufgezeigt werden.
Wissensreifung
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