MIT's X-Tutor has public sources and used to have reasonable documentation on how to write modules. It's never been finally released to the outside world, but Chris Terman (it's originator) would probably be very interested in hearing about experimental use of it.
Google brings up the following link: http://icampus.mit.edu/xTutor/ William Billingsley On 21 Aug 2008, at 18:08, Alison Hull wrote:
Dear All, I am working on the design of a system to teach programming that takes student motivation into account. Rather than building a complete system, I am looking for an existing system which I could modify to incorporate a motivational component. Does anyone have or know of such an Intelligent Tutoring System where the source code is available for use? The programming language in the content of the system is not fixed at this stage, nor is the language used to develop the actual system itself. Any suggestions, links, etc, would be very much appreciated. Kind regards, Alison Hull IDEAs Laboratory, Department of Informatics University of Sussex
