As students use platforms like Khanmigo and MagicSchool.ai for tasks like getting feedback on their essays and "chat" with the tool to improve their learning, it will quickly become difficult for teachers to keep up with the volume of chat data to personalise instruction.
In this repo we experiment with ways to store and aggregate structured knowledge from LLM Agents, and for agents to discover other agents by generating a thought to personalise their output.
The Agent Discovery notebook shows how student facing agents such as essay feedback providers can store knowledge about students that can be used by teacher facing agents such as a lesson plan generator to personalise the output.
ClassroomLM is a WIP that will demonstrate the use of this experiment and here is the frontend repo.
I've used a simple Evaluation
data model to analyse ONLY the AI messages. I know that this approach has drawbacks but I want to keep it simple for now to see if it's remotely useful.
I used ChatGPT to generate the student essays and follow-up chat data. I used MagicSchool.ai's tool for providing feedback on essays for the AI messages.
For each of the criteria below, we extract the following data:
strengths
weaknesses
suggestions
Criteria:
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Introduction
- Clarity of thesis statement
- Engagement and relevance of opening statements
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Structure
- Organization and clarity of paragraphs
- Logical flow of ideas
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Argumentation
- Strength and clarity of arguments
- Use of critical reasoning
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Evidence
- Relevance and quality of evidence
- Use of citations and references
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Conclusion
- Restatement of thesis
- Summary of main points
- Closing statements
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