Publications
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Evaluating Educational Technology: A Call for Collaborative Learning, Teaching, Research and Development
Technology is not the solution to the complex problems that face our schools but it can dramatically increase the community of participants designing solutions.
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Silicon Valley Challenge 2000: Longitudinal Case Study Report
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Designing Technology That Changes How & What Children Learn
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Directing Agent Communities: An Initial Framework
This paper presents a framework for directability of a community of agents by a human supervisor that focuses on three dimensions: adjustable agent autonomy, strategy preference, and community-level constraints.
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Human Directability of Agents
This paper presents a framework for the directability of agents, in which a human supervisor can define policies to influence agent activities at execution time.
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Silicon Valley Challenge 2000: Year 5 Multimedia Project Report
SRI International’s evaluation report for Year 5, the 1999-2000 school year, traces the ongoing progress of the MMP in meeting its goals.
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Developing Assessments For Tomorrow’s Classrooms
This paper begins with a discussion of technology-supported activities to support meaningful learning and planning for a new research agenda.
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Integrating Planning and Scheduling through Adaptation of Resource Intensity Estimates
We describe an incremental and adaptive approach to integrating hierarchical task network planning and constraint-based scheduling.
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Pushing The Boundaries Of Technology In American Classrooms
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The genome of the natural genetic engineer Agrobacterium tumefaciens C58
The 5.67-megabase genome of the plant pathogen Agrobacterium tumefaciens C58 consists of a circular chromosome, a linear chromosome, and two plasmids.
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Integrating Planning and Scheduling through Intensity Adaptation
We describe an incremental and adaptive approach to integrating hierarchical task network planning and constraint-based scheduling.
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Discovery of the Atomic Oxygen Green Line in the Venus Night Airglow
Green line emission at 557.7 nanometers arising from the O(1S - 1D) transition of atomic oxygen has been observed on the nightside of Venus with HIRES, the echelle spectrograph on…