@KirkDBorne A8: @Kidaptive and @EnlearnOrg have each used ML to help optimize PBS KIDS games. Sometimes to empirically measure the difficulty of games (and help tune game difficulty on the fly) and sometimes to determine the optimal feedback to provide to players. #DataSciChat
@KirkDBorne A6: In the case of the #DataSciBowl, @PBSKIDS has been thinking a lot about feature engineering. Using knowledge of game and video play to predict performance on in-app assessments relies heavily on understanding what the content intends to teach, and what the assessments test.
@KirkDBorne A4: Also check out this recently published study on PBS KIDS Measure Up! that shows some really interesting data science in action: https://t.co/mrPFV4eDWW #DataSciChat#DataSciBowl
@KirkDBorne A4: Check out this amazing and very recent research done by @EDCtweets & @SRI_Intl:
EDC: https://t.co/7b2fTEb3tE
SRI: https://t.co/r8sn9y9e41
Quality media helps kids learn STEM practices, and demonstrate their learning in real world situations! #DataSciChat#DataSciBowl
@RohnerJoe@kaggle@datascience It has been truly amazing to watch them support each other on the forums, share their work and ideas, and pull together for the social good! #DataSciChat
The 2019 #DataSciBowl is focused on PBS KIDS Measure Up!, a tablet app that focuses on math concepts for 3-5 year olds. Check it out at: https://t.co/u1HsVUnkSa #DataSciChat
@THEAdamGabriel A2: PBS KIDS has been very lucky to work with UCLA CRESST @UCLA_CRESST on some of our data science initiatives, including as a part of the PBS KIDS Measure Up! app. The collaboration has taught both sides many things! #DataSciChat#DataSciBowl
@KirkDBorne Hi everyone! I’m Jeremy Roberts, and I’m the Senior Director of Learning Technology at PBS KIDS Digital. I’m really looking forward to the conversation! #DataSciChat#DataSciBowl