Framework for Intervention and Assistance in University Students with Dyslexia

Система вмешательства и оказания помощи студентам университетов с дислексией
Carolina Mejía, Ramón Fabregat Gesa
2012-07-01

dyslexia supportlearning analyticslearning management systemmultimodal interactionstudent modeling
This paper presents a framework for providing personalized and adapted support to university students with dyslexia in a learning management system (LMS). The components of the framework include tools for: detecting reading difficulties and preferences in the students, assessing cognitive processes involved in their reading, and delivering intervention and assistance tasks according to specific cognitive deficits. This framework is designed considering multimodal interaction mechanisms by means of using different communicative channels (visual, auditory and speech). Additionally, its architecture is formed mainly by: 1) a student model including individual reading profiles, learning styles and cognitive traits, 2) an adaptation engine based on the delivery of learning analytics and adapted recommendations, and 3) tracking tools to measure the performance and satisfaction of users. The framework is proposed to be integrated into a LMS and, to this end, the architecture is supported in web services.
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Interventions and assistance tasks are tailored to students’ specific cognitive deficits and individual reading profiles.
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Multimodal interaction uses visual, auditory, and speech communication channels to deliver adapted support.
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The architecture combines a student model, an adaptation engine with learning analytics and recommendations, and tracking tools for performance and satisfaction, supported by web services.
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The framework detects students’ reading difficulties and preferences and assesses cognitive processes involved in reading.
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The paper introduces a personalized framework for supporting university students with dyslexia within a learning management system.

university students with dyslexia using a learning management system (LMS)

personalized, multimodal intervention and assistance tailored to students’ reading difficulties, cognitive deficits, preferences, and performance

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Carolina Mejía
Ramón Fabregat Gesa
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