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2010-03-12

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Oyola Palomo, Y. M., Argel Martínez, Y. P., Giraldo Cardozo, J. C., & Castillo Gómez, M. E. (2010). MODELADO DEL ALUMNO EN JUEGOS EDUCATIVOS GESTIONADOS CON AGENTES SOFTWARE (JuEGAS) MULTIFUNCIONALES, EL CASO JuEGAS_ProVEAS. Revista De Investigaciones UNAD, 9(1), 117-139. https://doi.org/10.22490/25391887.655
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MODELADO DEL ALUMNO EN JUEGOS EDUCATIVOS GESTIONADOS CON AGENTES SOFTWARE (JuEGAS) MULTIFUNCIONALES, EL CASO JuEGAS_ProVEAS

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22490/25391887.655
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Yanilsa Milena Oyola Palomo Universidad de Córdoba
Yulieth Paola Argel Martínez Universidad de Córdoba
Juan Carlos Giraldo Cardozo Universidad de Córdoba
Mónica Esther Castillo Gómez Universidad de Córdoba

This article describes the criteria for structuring Modeling Student in a MULTIFUNCTIONAL education game, using as JuEGAS_ProVEAS pilot case. The modeling of the student is defined as the current state of knowledge that the student have about a thematic domain.

The multifunctional system above refers to an educational software that gives teachers the opportunity to assess, to do exercises and bring tutoring, to students, about a thematic domain. In this case the domain corresponds to the problems of verbal nature of additive and subtractive structure, and strategies used by children between 7 and 9 years to solve such problems. In this vein, student modeling was created to allow the software can operate dynamically to the extent that is constructed, so that it becomes a novel structure for the development of a multifunctional JuEGAS_ProVEAS. To represent this model in the system, is makes use of Bayesian network structure and is designed the "unified model" as a new proposal addressing different types of student modeling that existed. In addition, it define 8 criteria necessary, for to desing the modeling student, when using the SECMALI methodology (Giraldo, 2007). The research uses the qualitative approach, taking into account a exploratory-explanatory design and modeling method that is part of the classification of research methods and development of information defined by (Barchini, 2005).