Adaptive mathematics learning using multiple autogen agents
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US23: As a student, I want the system to provide real-time peer collaboration suggestions based on my current learning topic, so that I can collaborate with other students who are working on similar material. #264
The system matches students working on similar topics or modules and suggests collaboration opportunities in real time.
Collaboration options include study groups, discussion forums, or project-based teamwork.
Students can accept or decline collaboration suggestions based on their preferences.
The system provides communication tools (e.g., chat or video conferencing) to facilitate collaboration.
Collaboration sessions are logged, and the system tracks improvements or learning outcomes from these sessions.
Definition of Done :
Code Complete: All code related to real-time peer collaboration suggestions and tools is written, reviewed, and merged.
Tested: Unit and integration tests ensure that the collaboration matching and communication tools work effectively.
Documented: Documentation explains how collaboration matches are made and how students can use the system to collaborate.
User-Facing Elements: The UI displays collaboration suggestions and allows students to join or decline sessions.
Acceptance Criteria Met: All CoS items are verified, with student feedback indicating that collaboration suggestions are helpful and easy to use.
Collaboration Functional: The system successfully matches students working on similar topics, and collaboration tools function as intended.
Conditions of Satisfaction (CoS):
The system matches students working on similar topics or modules and suggests collaboration opportunities in real time. Collaboration options include study groups, discussion forums, or project-based teamwork. Students can accept or decline collaboration suggestions based on their preferences. The system provides communication tools (e.g., chat or video conferencing) to facilitate collaboration. Collaboration sessions are logged, and the system tracks improvements or learning outcomes from these sessions.
Definition of Done :
Code Complete: All code related to real-time peer collaboration suggestions and tools is written, reviewed, and merged. Tested: Unit and integration tests ensure that the collaboration matching and communication tools work effectively. Documented: Documentation explains how collaboration matches are made and how students can use the system to collaborate. User-Facing Elements: The UI displays collaboration suggestions and allows students to join or decline sessions. Acceptance Criteria Met: All CoS items are verified, with student feedback indicating that collaboration suggestions are helpful and easy to use. Collaboration Functional: The system successfully matches students working on similar topics, and collaboration tools function as intended.
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