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Students have difficulty maintaining focus and improving memory outcomes in challenging courses.

lightbulbPractical problemClassroom Learning Behavior Sensing and Physiological/State Monitoring

Students have difficulty maintaining focus and improving memory outcomes in challenging courses.

UbiComp '22Introduction of the LAUREATE dataset: the Longitudinal multimodAl stUdent expeRience datasEt for AffecT and mEmory research

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Teachers have difficulty intuitively managing the real impact of flexible seating on student engagement.

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