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| Online Access: | https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.01313 |
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| author | Wang, Beier Huang, Xueting |
| author_facet | Wang, Beier Huang, Xueting |
| contents | This study has proposed an E-textbook platform, MetaCQ, which integrates ITS and OLM to enable users to monitor their study progress. The platform adopts a chatbot to generate MCQs and manage learners' study data and their learning model. Additionally, it regulates help-seeking behaviour and provides immediate feedback tailored to users' learning processes. Three adaptive feedback methods have been implemented to construct chatbots, examining the MCQs' relevancy and difficulty through the ThinkAloud study to evaluate the most effective method of measuring the user's study performance. However, no valid result demonstrates which method can significantly assess learners' study outcomes based on the current experiment, which requires further studies to improve it. |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | MetaCQ: An etextbook platform with an Open Learner Model to support Metacognition Wang, Beier Huang, Xueting Human-Computer Interaction This study has proposed an E-textbook platform, MetaCQ, which integrates ITS and OLM to enable users to monitor their study progress. The platform adopts a chatbot to generate MCQs and manage learners' study data and their learning model. Additionally, it regulates help-seeking behaviour and provides immediate feedback tailored to users' learning processes. Three adaptive feedback methods have been implemented to construct chatbots, examining the MCQs' relevancy and difficulty through the ThinkAloud study to evaluate the most effective method of measuring the user's study performance. However, no valid result demonstrates which method can significantly assess learners' study outcomes based on the current experiment, which requires further studies to improve it. |
| title | MetaCQ: An etextbook platform with an Open Learner Model to support Metacognition |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.01313 |