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8 papers

cs.HC2026

Scaling Peer Assessments: An Integrity Report from a Large Engineering Internship

Jinal Gupta, Pavani Ayinampudi, Aditya B. M. V. +5

Assessing learning in large classrooms presents a significant challenge for individual instructors, who may have limited capacity to evaluate the understanding, participation, and…

cs.HC2026

Engagement-Led Segmentation of Gamified Participation Data in a Large-Scale Remote Internship: A Mixed-Methods Study

Sakshi Sharma, Pavani Ayinampudi, Aditya B. M. V. +5

Gamified points are widely used to represent learner participation, but cumulative point totals provide limited information about how participation changes over time. This limitati…

cs.HC2026

Insights on Student Learning from Live Classroom Polls: More Than Right or Wrong

Rohit Sharma, Pavani Ayinampudi, Aditya B. M. V. +5

A live classroom poll is usually read through its answer key, as a count of participation and correctness. Yet the same record holds more before any key is fixed, namely who answer…

cs.HC2026

What Students Actually Ask: Demand Structure and Automation Potential in a Hybrid Support System

Jinal Gupta, Pavani Ayinampudi, Aditya B. M. V. +5

Large online programmes receive heavy volumes of queries during onboarding, at a scale that grows faster than the number of staff available to answer them. This paper reports a stu…

cs.HC2026

An Audit of Measurement Quality and Answer Bias in a Large Classroom-Poll Corpus

Rohit Sharma, Pavani Ayinampudi, Aditya B. M. V. +5

Real-time classroom polls are widely used and increasingly generated with automated assistance, yet the questions themselves are rarely evaluated as measurements. We audit a large…

cs.HC2026

Measuring Student Self-Assessment against Viva-Demonstrated Mastery in a Large First-Year Programming Course

Sakshi Sharma, Pavani Ayinampudi, Aditya B. M. V. +5

Mastery-based education increasingly places the reporting of learning progress in students' hands, who record task completion on learning dashboards. The usefulness of such self-re…