Arruarte, A.; Fernandez-Castro, I.; Greer, J.: ¬The CLAI model : a cognitive theory of instruction to guide ITS development (1996)
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- Abstract
- Presents a pragmatic cognitive theory of instruction, the CLAI model (Cognitive Learning from Automated Instruction), which is intended to be a theory practically useful for developing real instructional systems. Defines learning from a cognitive perspective as well as a generation view of learning from instruction, and in particular from automatic instruction. Sets out different instructional theories relating cognitive processes and instructional events, and the CLAI model of instruction for intelligent tutoring systems (ITS). Illustrates a practical approach for ITS development and gives an example of integration of the model inside an automated tutor architecture
