Student modeling approaches: A literature review for the last decade

► This paper constitutes a literature review on student modeling for the last decade. ► It aims at answering three basic questions on student modeling: what to model, how, why. ► This paper can be used as a guide when designing a student model. This paper constitutes a literature review on student m...

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Computer programs
Computer science
control theory
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Computer systems and distributed systems. User interface
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Fuzzy
General aspects
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