Workshop Format

This will be a full-day, hybrid (online and in-person) workshop with the following:

1. presentations of accepted papers with Q&A

2. small-group discussions on the conference themes

3. reports of small-group discussions

4. a moderated panel with audience participation focused on upcoming research in this area

5. a closing summary and discussion session

These activities will be oriented toward the workshop goals to develop a shared understanding of the current state of AI-augmented human math tutoring and to pose key research questions and challenges for future research. The length of presentations will be determined by the organizing committee based on the maturity of the work, level of interest among AIED, and significance to the themes. Small group discussions will follow, and these will be aligned with the eight research areas described. A subsequent whole-group discussion will contain a question-and-answer period with in-person panelists. A summary of the key issues and responses from the panel discussion, along with commonalities among accepted papers, will be published in Volume 2 of the conference proceedings.