Course A was planned with respect to Behaviourism, whereat learning objectives and materials were portioned into three modules by the teacher and each student had to study a module and finish with an online examination to measure the students’ achievement levels. Furthermore, this course included some playful activities, such as several attempts in the exam, an increasing difficulty level, a task to gain a bonus, etc., to keep the learners motivated. The learning process was assessed by typical behaviouristic elements like multiple-choice questions, assignment tasks or short answers. To examine the high-level objectives of the psychomotor and affective domain, ITS methods were simulated by the teacher, e.g. by manually evaluating the submitted strings encoded by Huffman or LZW.