The future of learner-interface interaction. A vision from EdTech
Based on Moore's three interactions of distance education, Hillman, Willis & Gunawardena, proposed a technological interaction in the instructional domain, the learner-interface interaction. Twenty-six years after their proposal, considering the high degree of technologization of educationa...
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| description | Based on Moore's three interactions of distance education, Hillman, Willis & Gunawardena, proposed a technological interaction in the instructional domain, the learner-interface interaction. Twenty-six years after their proposal, considering the high degree of technologization of educational technology due to its link to artificial intelligence, this interaction is more valid than ever. This article develops the past, present and future of this fourth interaction. The three most important technological areas related to education are presented, for the future development of the learnerinterface interaction: Evaluation of technological interactions in the learning domain (Usability and user experience), Capabilities of intelligent educational agents (Artificial intelligence and natural language processing) and Scope of predictive algorithms in education (Deep learning and big data), as fundamental elements, although not the only ones, for the design of the next generation of 2D and 3D intelligent multimedia interactive interfaces for educational purposes. The need for a unified interactional model, based on the Anderson-Moore triangular interactional model, is raised, and the Anderson equivalence theorem is taken to hypothesize a possible future scenario in the short, medium and long term for highly technological education. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-89816f95048a4aeda4cec741876b3cf62022-12-22T04:02:28ZengUniversidad de GuadalajaraApertura1665-61802007-10942020-09-0112215016510.32870/Ap.v12n2.1910The future of learner-interface interaction. A vision from EdTechNayiv Amin Jesús Assaf Silva0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8370-7233 Tecnológico de MonterreyBased on Moore's three interactions of distance education, Hillman, Willis & Gunawardena, proposed a technological interaction in the instructional domain, the learner-interface interaction. Twenty-six years after their proposal, considering the high degree of technologization of educational technology due to its link to artificial intelligence, this interaction is more valid than ever. This article develops the past, present and future of this fourth interaction. The three most important technological areas related to education are presented, for the future development of the learnerinterface interaction: Evaluation of technological interactions in the learning domain (Usability and user experience), Capabilities of intelligent educational agents (Artificial intelligence and natural language processing) and Scope of predictive algorithms in education (Deep learning and big data), as fundamental elements, although not the only ones, for the design of the next generation of 2D and 3D intelligent multimedia interactive interfaces for educational purposes. The need for a unified interactional model, based on the Anderson-Moore triangular interactional model, is raised, and the Anderson equivalence theorem is taken to hypothesize a possible future scenario in the short, medium and long term for highly technological education.http://www.udgvirtual.udg.mx/apertura/index.php/apertura/article/view/1910human-computer interactionlearnerinterface interactionaiedtechintelligent agentstech designcovid-19 |
| spellingShingle | Nayiv Amin Jesús Assaf Silva The future of learner-interface interaction. A vision from EdTech Apertura human-computer interaction learnerinterface interaction ai edtech intelligent agents tech design covid-19 |
| title | The future of learner-interface interaction. A vision from EdTech |
| title_full | The future of learner-interface interaction. A vision from EdTech |
| title_fullStr | The future of learner-interface interaction. A vision from EdTech |
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| title_short | The future of learner-interface interaction. A vision from EdTech |
| title_sort | future of learner interface interaction a vision from edtech |
| topic | human-computer interaction learnerinterface interaction ai edtech intelligent agents tech design covid-19 |
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