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  • == [http://learning.media.mit.edu Future of Learning] == * [[Learning to teach, teaching to learn]] David Cavallo and Jacqueline Karaaslanian ...
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  • ...t.edu/projectpages/04%20Affective%20Learning%20Companion/ALC.htm Affective Learning Companion] == ...ntelligent tutors, virtual peers, or a group of virtual friends to support learning, creativity, playful imagination, motivation, and to pursue the development ...
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  • ...dia.mit.edu/projects.php?id=1706 Affective Cognitive Framework for Machine Learning and Decision Making] == ...several of these problems. I expect that an integrated affective-cognitive learning system should exhibit many improvements over the state of the art, ultimate ...
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  • Sensor-Fusion Using Semi-Supervised Learning<br> Affective Learning Companion<br> ...
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  • ...dia.mit.edu/projects.php?id=1706 Affective Cognitive Framework for Machine Learning and Decision Making] == ...several of these problems. I expect that an integrated affective-cognitive learning system should exhibit many improvements over the state of the art, ultimate ...
    1 KB (143 words) - 00:18, 20 December 2008
  • ...essing, utilities, etc.). There also will be several types of software for learning that take specific advantage of computers (e.g. Logo, Squeak, Scratch, etc. ...are, tools, and content for digital media. Software that truly facilitates learning and that utilizes the best of digital, computational environments (that is, ...
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  • ...t.edu/projectpages/04%20Affective%20Learning%20Companion/ALC.htm Affective Learning Companion] == ...ntelligent tutors, virtual peers, or a group of virtual friends to support learning, creativity, playful imagination, motivation, and to pursue the development ...
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  • ...l with which to think. They are a wonderful way for all children to "learn learning" through independent interaction and exploration. ...path to follow. Remember, this is not just a connectivity project; it is a learning project. The display is tiny. Even if the informaiton is beamed to a TV se ...
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  • ...ch community would play an important role in the development of innovative learning environments for the twenty-first century. ...
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  • == [http://learning.media.mit.edu Future of Learning] == * [[Learning to teach, teaching to learn]] David Cavallo and Jacqueline Karaaslanian ...
    511 bytes (68 words) - 23:31, 2 March 2006
  • * [[Sensor-Fusion Using Semi-Supervised Learning]] Ashish Kapoor * [[Affective Learning Companion]] Win Burleson ...
    883 bytes (106 words) - 01:13, 30 December 2005
  • ...ric container for emerging themes such as Commonsense Computing, Affective Learning, Simplicity, and Complexity.) The first two themes are related to our incre ...ables new theory, integrating affective and cognitive aspects of thinking, learning, and acting, with the goal to build computer companions with human-like sen ...
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  • ...cient access to ideas-the flow of ideas must lead to coherent thinking and learning. Our goal is to more deeply engage the information consumer-to expand scope Welti-Santos, Larissa, ''Topology of learning and correction in dynamic balance'', Thesis Media Arts and Science 2004 S.M ...
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  • == [http://learning.media.mit.edu/projects.html RoBallet] == ...nce: the arts as expression, technology as a means to serve expression and learning as"hard fun"- creative and enjoyable yet disciplined and purposeful. ...
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  • == [http://learning.media.mit.edu/projects.html The City We Want] == ...collaboration. The project also serves as a concrete model for alternative learning environments and for teacherdevelopment. ...
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  • ...rlying framework (see figure 1) consists of machine listening, and machine learning tools, supported by flexible data structures, and visualizations. ...
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  • ...ow Push's work permeated his thoughts and his life. While his AI robot was learning to walk, Push and I would try to come up with a new way of walking to the T ...h their approach. What others would see as a failure, Push would see as a learning opportunity. He was not afraid to take chances, because he realized that f ...
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  • * [[Situated Statistical Language Learning]] Mike Fleischman ...
    563 bytes (71 words) - 01:16, 30 December 2005
  • ...out, used or developed free and open source software and are interested in learning about how it works. For Media Lab students, it will be ideal for people who ...
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  • How musical composition, performance, learning, and expression can be facilitated for professionals and amateurs through t ...
    514 bytes (67 words) - 01:04, 30 December 2005
  • ...John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Series on Digital Media and Learning</span> -:97-118. <span class="Z3988" title="url_ver=Z39.88-2004&amp;ctx_ver ...
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  • * [[Learning the Meaning of Music]] Brian Whitman ...
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  • ...groups) are strongly focused on developing new tools for civic engagement, learning and action in communities. So we want to use a barcamp session to ask a fe ...
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