Titlebook: Engineering Data-Driven Adaptive Trust-based e-Assessment Systems; Challenges and Infra David Baneres,M. Elena Rodríguez,Ana Elena Guerrer

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-36250-1tline of the success of the pilots in capturing data for use by the instrument developers as well as for the development of pedagogic approaches to the integration of TeSLA instruments in course assessment and the use of TeSLA with SEND students. Advice for future TeSLA users is presented, as well as lessons learned from the piloting process.

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David Baneres,M. Elena Rodríguez,Ana Elena GuerrerShares original innovations, research, and lessons learned regarding teaching and technological perspectives on trust-based learning systems.Describes current trends, privacy, ethical issues, technolo

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Technische Thermodynamik Teil Itudents can share their works easier, and they have access to a vast amount of information through the Internet, so the capability and easiness to plagiarize have increased considerably. In consequence, detecting plagiarism has become even harder work for teachers. It is very difficult to manually d

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Technische Thermodynamik Teil IIenetics and vital experience. Although there are many traits that can be used to verify the identity of a learner, such as the voice, appearance, fingerprints, iris, or gait among others, most of them require the use of special sensors. This chapter presents an analysis of four biometric tools based

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-24959-8ion, and the authorship of the assessment activities they deliver. There are several strategies and market tools that can help teachers in these tasks. While the usage of plagiarism detection tools for checking authorship is common practice (above all in fully online universities), the use of biomet

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-24960-4lete data once recorded. Furthermore, blockchains are maintained and governed by multiple nodes, which decide the state of the system following a consensus protocol. In this way, blockchains not only avoid single points of failure, but also create transparent systems that cannot be tampered or manip