In the Agent we Trust! The Role of Personality and Cognition in Human Trust in Virtual Agents

This work was presented at HAIDM 2015. The 2015 workshop on Human-Agent Interaction Design and Models was co-organised by SmartSociety. Abstract: Trust is an important factor in any relationship and within teamwork is no exception. Teammates need to trust each Continue reading →

Sequencing Educational Content in Classrooms using Bayesian Knowledge Tracing

This work was presented at HAIDM 2015. The 2015 workshop on Human-Agent Interaction Design and Models was co-organised by SmartSociety. Abstract: Despite the prevalence of e-learning systems in schools, most of today’s systems do not personalize educational data to the Continue reading →

Evaluating Trust Levels in Human-agent Teamwork in Virtual Environments

This work was presented at HAIDM 2015. The 2015 workshop on Human-Agent Interaction Design and Models was co-organised by SmartSociety. Abstract: With the improvement in agent technology and agent capabilities we foresee increasing use of agents in social contexts and, Continue reading →

Evaluating Human-Agent Interaction in the Wild

This work was presented at HAIDM 2015. The 2015 workshop on Human-Agent Interaction Design and Models was co-organised by SmartSociety. Abstract: Interactive agent-based systems are becoming increasingly ubiquitous in our everyday lives, helping people in many domains including healthcare, transportation, Continue reading →

What’s Your Price? The Cost of Asking Crowd Workers to Behave Maliciously

This work was presented at HAIDM 2015. The 2015 workshop on Human-Agent Interaction Design and Models was co-organised by SmartSociety. Abstract: Crowdsourcing has emerged as a powerful way to provide computer systems with quick and easy access to human intelligence. Continue reading →