SelfGauge: An Intelligent Tool to Support Student Self-assessment in GenAI-enhanced Project-based Learning
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Abstract
Project-based learning (PBL) involves students tackling real-world problems and creating artifacts. With the rise of generative AI (GenAI) tools, assessing students in GenAI-enhanced PBL is challenging. To address this, we designed SelfGauge, a tool that supports student self-assessment by analyzing their GenAI usage and project artifacts. It helps students define criteria, seek feedback, and reflect on their performance, promoting continuous self-improvement.
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