IoTutor: How Cognitive Computing Can Be Applied to Internet of Things Education

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We present IoTutor that is a cognitive computing solution for education of students in the IoT domain. We implement the IoTutor as a platform-independent web-based application that is able to interact with users via text or speech using natural language. We train the IoTutor with selected scientific publications relevant to the IoT education. To investigate users’ experience with the IoTutor, we ask a group of students taking an IoT master level course at the Linnaeus University to use the IoTutor for a period of two weeks. We ask students to express their opinions with respect to the attractiveness, perspicuity, efficiency, stimulation, and novelty of the IoTutor. The evaluation results show a trend that students express an overall positive attitude towards the IoTutor with majority of the aspects rated higher than the neutral value.

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Memeti, S., Pllana, S., Ferati, M., Kurti, A., & Jusufi, I. (2019). IoTutor: How Cognitive Computing Can Be Applied to Internet of Things Education. In IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology (Vol. 548, pp. 218–233). Springer New York LLC. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-15651-0_18

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