The people behind the ASSISTment system

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Assistment is a joint collaboration between Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Carnegie-Mellon University.

WPI Advisors

Neil Heffernan
Project Advisor and General Manager
Neil is the founder of the Assistment system at WPI

Other WPI Faculty Involved In Learning Sciences and Technology

Joseph Beck
Janice Gobert
Ryan Baker

The WPI Assistment Team

Cristina Heffernan
Tricia Desmarais

Graduate Students

Dovan Rai
Yue Gong
Paul Gibler
Matt Dailey
Zach Pardos
Jozsef Patvarczki
Michael Sao Pedro
Elijah Forbes-Summers
Adam Goldstein
Yu Tao
Zach Broderick

Undergraduate Students

Programmers

Dan Mitchell Paul Siazek Ravi Singh Steve Giguere
Dan Mitchell
Paul Siazek
Ravi Singh
Steve Giguere

IQP

There have been over 30 WPI undergraduates that have contributed to the project, mainly in the way of creating content for the system while they simultaneously conduct an interesting cognitive science experiment. One of these IQPs (as they are called at WPI) was recently published at the prestigious Cognitive Science 2009 Conference Click here to view the IQP


Some of these IQP reports can be found here at the WPI library

Daniel Moyer, Peter Costello, Christopher Kevorkian
Back row: Steve Giguere and Matthew Knapp. Front row: Dan Mitchel and Paul Ksiazek
Matt Crocker, Sam Moniz and Ethan Truong
Back row: Elizabeth Gould. Front row: Ruowant Li and Steven Southard

Work Study

There have also been several WPI undergraduate students working on the project as part of their federal work study. Here are some of the current work study students.

Ethan White
Doug Perkins
Liam Terry
Richard Dennen
Tom Hays
Stephan Aelmore
Brendan Stitt
Devin Kehler
Dan Frodell
Katie Ge
Aviv Brest
Kellie Chadwick
Karin Greene
James Sturges
Adrian Delphia
Mika Ayenson

Carnegie Mellon University/Carnegie Learning Team

Ken Koedinger
PhD: Director of the Carnegie Mellon University Team (PI on US Dept of Ed Grant)
Brian Junker

Past student developers

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