Adaptive Contextual Task Engine (ACTE): A Mastery-Aware Task Recommender for Mobile Language Learning in Real-World Contexts

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Main Author: Purwanto, Yudhy S.
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contents <p>This dataset contains anonymized results from a pilot feasibility study (N=10) evaluating the Adaptive Contextual Task Engine (ACTE) algorithm—a mastery-aware, location-based task recommender for mobile language learning. The study was conducted in a simulated café environment with university students (aged 18–23) practicing A2-level English speaking tasks. Data includes demographics, System Usability Scale (SUS) responses, task relevance ratings, and open-ended feedback.</p> <p>The ACTE algorithm is designed to support "Contextual Immersion Learning," where language practice is triggered by real-world semantic contexts (e.g., cafés, hospitals) and structured around CEFR-aligned modules, badge-based mastery, and time-sensitive performance scoring.</p>
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spellingShingle Adaptive Contextual Task Engine (ACTE): A Mastery-Aware Task Recommender for Mobile Language Learning in Real-World Contexts
Purwanto, Yudhy S.
<p>This dataset contains anonymized results from a pilot feasibility study (N=10) evaluating the Adaptive Contextual Task Engine (ACTE) algorithm—a mastery-aware, location-based task recommender for mobile language learning. The study was conducted in a simulated café environment with university students (aged 18–23) practicing A2-level English speaking tasks. Data includes demographics, System Usability Scale (SUS) responses, task relevance ratings, and open-ended feedback.</p> <p>The ACTE algorithm is designed to support "Contextual Immersion Learning," where language practice is triggered by real-world semantic contexts (e.g., cafés, hospitals) and structured around CEFR-aligned modules, badge-based mastery, and time-sensitive performance scoring.</p>
title Adaptive Contextual Task Engine (ACTE): A Mastery-Aware Task Recommender for Mobile Language Learning in Real-World Contexts
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18814532