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About DLL

About DLL

The Digital Learning Lab was founded by Mark Warschauer to use cutting edge approaches for better understanding students’ learning processes, from pre-school to graduate school, as well as to design and develop new tools and resources to improve digital learning...

Research Team

Research Team

Mark Warschauer Director Tamara Tate Assistant Director Postdoctoral Researchers Layne Hubbard Postdoctoral Scholar Miranda Parker Postdoctoral Scholar Ying Xu Graduate Student Graduate Students Leiny Garcia Graduate Student Sharin Jacob Graduate Student Jenell Krishnan Graduate Student Jonathan Montoya Graduate Student Ha...

Projects

Projects

Digital Learning and Educational Technology Research Projects We have multiple ongoing research projects. Please navigate to the corresponding project page for more information.  Current Projects Converse to Learn Explore two educational applications of conversational agents, including audio storybooks to promote early...

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3 May

Call for papers for a special issue of @lltjournal on Artificial Intelligence for Language Learning⁩ that @YYingXu⁩ and I are editing. Abstracts due September 1, 2022. Looking forward to seeing your submissions! https://www.lltjournal.org/post/10/

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31 Mar

🧚‍♀️ FairytaleQA is a new ML dataset focusing on narrative comprehension of kindergarten to eighth-grade students.

It consists of 10.5K questions derived from 278 children-friendly stories, covering seven types of narrative elements or relations. https://paperswithcode.com/dataset/fairytaleqa

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