The core idea of the OME (Figure 1) is to help the teacher to detect the right moments for intervention in a robotics class. In this way, the OME potentially helps the teacher to build his or her intervention strategies. The OME features an open data mining approach, which automates data collection and preprocessing and allows the teacher to combine data streams from the robotics classroom with his or her own observations arising from the learning process. The OME provides tools for classifying events (essentially, creating training set), and creating a classifier and evaluating the outcome. In this way, the environment encourages the teacher to model the learning process in the way that best suits his or her preferences and the current learning setting. We have shown that the open data mining approach of the OME works in educational robotics context [5]. There are also indications that the OME approach is suitable for analyzing data from other
learning settings, such as tablet-based science teaching. We believe that the open data mining supports any kind of learning setting as long as suitable logging data is available and pedagogically meaningful connections can be made between data and events in the classroom.
The core idea of the OME (Figure 1) is to help the teacher to detect the right moments for intervention in a robotics class. In this way, the OME potentially helps the teacher to build his or her intervention strategies. The OME features an open data mining approach, which automates data collection and preprocessing and allows the teacher to combine data streams from the robotics classroom with his or her own observations arising from the learning process. The OME provides tools for classifying events (essentially, creating training set), and creating a classifier and evaluating the outcome. In this way, the environment encourages the teacher to model the learning process in the way that best suits his or her preferences and the current learning setting. We have shown that the open data mining approach of the OME works in educational robotics context [5]. There are also indications that the OME approach is suitable for analyzing data from otherlearning settings, such as tablet-based science teaching. We believe that the open data mining supports any kind of learning setting as long as suitable logging data is available and pedagogically meaningful connections can be made between data and events in the classroom.
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