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AI-Augmented Developmental Instruction for Improving Contemplative Practices in the Face of Complexity

AI-Augmented Developmental Instruction for Improving Contemplative Practices in the Face of Complexity
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Author(s): Andrew G. Stricker (The Air University, USA), Cynthia Calongne (Colorado Technical University, USA), Barbara Truman (University of Central Florida, USA), David J. Lyle (Air Education and Training Command, USA)and J. J. Jacobson (University of California – Riverside, USA)
Copyright: 2019
Pages: 25
Source title: Recent Advances in Applying Identity and Society Awareness to Virtual Learning
Source Author(s)/Editor(s): Andrew G. Stricker (The Air University, USA), Cynthia Calongne (Colorado Technical University, USA), Barbara Truman (University of Central Florida, USA)and Fil J. Arenas (The Air University, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-5225-9679-0.ch017

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Abstract

A simulation design is introduced for using artificial intelligence (AI)-augmented developmental instruction for improving contemplative practices in the face of complexity. The focus of the design is on developmental instruction in the use of contemplative cognitive and moral reasoning practices to improve self-awareness and means to better discern and address complicated and complex challenges. Developmental instruction is supported by an AI-augmented tutoring aid provided during a simulated mission to Mars within an immersive 3D-world. A set of tasks are introduced during the Mars simulation to assist with the development of contemplative practices. The AI-augmented tutoring aid assists participants in the simulation to better understand and apply contemplative practices involving cognitive and moral reasoning meta-thinking suitable for each task. High levels of fidelity, involving visual, auditory, and interactive model-based reasoning (MBR) tools help to embed the senses, thoughts, and actions of participants in the feeling of traveling and being on Mars.

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