Kenneth R. Koedinger is affiliated with Carnegie Mellon University in the United States. Their research primarily spans the fields of computer science and psychology, with a strong emphasis on artificial intelligence, computer science applications, developmental and educational psychology, education, and information systems.
Their published work frequently appears in a range of scholarly venues. Key publication outlets include arXiv (Cornell University), the International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education, Educational Research Review, Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), and the Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction.
Koedinger's contributions cover topics such as intelligent tutoring systems and adaptive learning, online learning and analytics, innovative teaching and learning methods, topic modeling, educational games and gamification, teaching and learning programming, as well as visual and cognitive learning processes.
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Frequent collaborators in their research include Vincent Aleven, Danielle R. Thomas, Jionghao Lin, Shivang Gupta, and Paulo F. Carvalho.
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John R. Anderson;Albert T. Corbett;Kenneth R. Koedinger;Ray Pelletier
Kenneth R. Koedinger;John R. Anderson;William H. Hadley;Mary A. Mark
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Wayne Holmes;Kaska Porayska-Pomsta;Ken Holstein;Emma Sutherland
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Kenneth R. Koedinger;Vincent Aleven
Harold Pashler;Patrice M. Bain;Brian A. Bottge;Arthur Graesser
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Hao Cen;Kenneth Koedinger;Brian Junker
Steven Ritter;John R. Anderson;Kenneth R. Koedinger;Albert Corbett
Ryan Shaun Baker;Albert T. Corbett;Kenneth R. Koedinger;Angela Z. Wagner
Kenneth R. Koedinger;John R. Anderson
Philip I. Pavlik;Hao Cen;Kenneth R. Koedinger
Vincent Aleven;Bruce Mclaren;Ido Roll;Kenneth Koedinger
Michael V. Yudelson;Kenneth R. Koedinger;Geoffrey J. Gordon
Kenneth R. Koedinger;Ryan S. J. d. Baker;Kyle Cunningham;Alida Skogsholm
Mingyu Feng;Neil Heffernan;Kenneth Koedinger
Ryan Shaun Baker;Albert T. Corbett;Kenneth R. Koedinger
Ido Roll;Vincent Aleven;Bruce M. McLaren;Kenneth R. Koedinger
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