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Automating Question Generation and Marking of Language Learning Exercises for isiZulu

Domain:

natural language processingeducation

Record type:

software
Creator:
GilKee
Publisher:
IOS
Host:
Increase in isiZulu language learning is hampered by the predominantly manual approach to creating and marking homework and test exercises. Extant computer-assisted language learning platforms cannot handle the intricacies of agglutination in isiZulu and related languages. We seek to address this by designing a controlled natural language-based exercise generator and marker for isiZulu. This consists of question and answer sentence templates for exercise types, reusable algorithm snippets as grammar library, a small corpus of words and sentences to be used by the system, a constrained sentence generator to combine the right type of words, and finally the exercise creation and automated marking system. The preliminary evaluation shows encouraging results.

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doi.org

Tasks

question answering

Languages

Zulu

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