Papers on Intelligent Tutoring and Curiosity-Driven Learning
pyoudeyer · x · 2026-07-15
This post supplements references for research into intelligent education and learning, highlighting two primary papers:
- Clement et al. (2015) discuss the application of Multi-Armed Bandits in intelligent tutoring systems.
- Oudeyer et al. (2016) review the theory and application of intrinsic motivation, curiosity, and learning in educational technology.
Overall, it points to how learning theories and online decision-making methods can be used to improve educational systems.
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