Customer | U.S Army and Army Research Institute Initial Entry Rotor Wing training school at Fort Rucker, AL |
Need | Most of the flight simulators for flight training don’t have any tutoring facilities necessitating the presence of trainers to provide the instruction. The few automated tutors that do exist are too rigid in their tutoring strategies and do not adapt itself to the student. The Army is interested in intelligent tutoring systems (ITS) that can provide automated tutoring in a highly adaptive manner, taking into account the influence of personality, learning styles, and affect on flying and learning performance of a trainee, and providing targeted instruction. Such systems can provide the benefits of one-on-one tutoring without straining the resources of the course instructors. |
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Status | Version 1.0 of the AIS-IFT tutoring system was released in April 2004 and is available for evaluation and deployment. |
Related Applications | This new technology will make it practical to incorporate adaptive instructional capabilities within a wide range of computer-based training and intelligent tutoring systems. |
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