2017 · 10 citations · 10 references
EducationEducational TechnologySystems EngineeringArtificial IntelligenceCognitive PsychologyIntelligent Tutoring SystemsBehavioral SkillsExpert ModelingFeedback GenerationSkill AcquisitionDeep Space NavigationExpert-novice LearningInterplanetary NavigationProblem-solving Behavior
We are interested in developing effective performance-oriented training for the operation of systems that are used for monitor and control purposes. We have focused on one such system, the communications Link Monitor and Control (LMC) system used in NASA's Deep Space Network (DSN), which is a worldwide system for navigating, tracking and communicating with unmanned interplanetary spacecraft. The tasks in this domain are procedural in nature and require reactive, goal-oriented skills; we have previously described a cognitive model for problem solving that accounts for both novice and expert levels of behavior as well as how skill is acquired. Our cognitive modeling work in this task domain led us to make a number of predictions about tutoring that have influenced the design of the system described in this paper.
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