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Narrative in Learning Environments

Narrative in Learning Environments. Isabel Machado Alexandre GAIPS INESC-ID, ISCTE Email: Isabel.Machado@inesc-id.pt. Research Interests. Narrative Intelligence Virtual Storytelling Intelligent Learning Environments Synthetic Agents Emotions and Affective Computing. Previous Research.

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Narrative in Learning Environments

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  1. Narrative in Learning Environments Isabel Machado Alexandre GAIPS INESC-ID, ISCTE Email: Isabel.Machado@inesc-id.pt

  2. Research Interests • Narrative Intelligence • Virtual Storytelling • Intelligent Learning Environments • Synthetic Agents • Emotions and Affective Computing NLE – SIG 4th November 2004

  3. Previous Research • Teatrix: • Collaborative virtual environment for story creation developed within the context of the EU project NIMIS • SAGA (Support and Guidance Architecture) • PhD Research • VICTEC (Virtual ICT with Emphatic Characters) NLE – SIG 4th November 2004

  4. Approach • Assumes that the story being created and told is not predefined manually but created collaboratively by the users • Merges the author, actor and spectator roles • Director Agent provides support and guidance for the achievement of a meaningful story NLE – SIG 4th November 2004

  5. SAGA Narrative Guidance Engine Reflection Engine Scriptwriter Director Agent Facilitator Context NLE – SIG 4th November 2004

  6. Director Agent • Is a narrative agent (follows Dautenhahn’s definition of a Type IV narrative agent) • Uses its memory to interact with the story characters and respond with support and guidance directives to the children. • Collects and stores the information from the stories, and organises such information in accordance with the different perspectives of the different dramatis personae. NLE – SIG 4th November 2004

  7. Story Structures • Story = initial story situation + variable story schema • Initial Story Situation: the situation in which the characters and their inter-relations are introduced, the story is situated in terms of temporal and spatial localisation, the initial positioning of the characters, and the definition of the goal of the story • Variable Story Schema: a sequence of functions (A|a)CDEFG HJI KPrRsExUW MJN NLE – SIG 4th November 2004

  8. Director Agent’s Functionalities • To update the internal world model and investigate the possibility of generating an episode. • To check whether the current plot point has been achieved • To check the need to trigger a reflection event • To check the need to introduce a new story entity (dramatis personae or object) NLE – SIG 4th November 2004

  9. “Client” Application: Teatrix Teatrix is a collaborative virtual environment for story creation, which aims to provide effective support for young children developing: • their notions of narrative, through the dramatization of several situations; • and, their ability to take a 2nd and 3rd person perspective across the experience of a wide range of situations. NLE – SIG 4th November 2004

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