Team Name | Team members | Product version | Product document | Product demo | User guide | Source code | Developer guide |
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ThirdWheel | Anushka Ghei, Arvin Nooli, Anshul Ranjan, Ashlin Furtado, Ashwin Ragupathy | 0.5 | Product document | Product demo | User guide | Source code | Developer guide |
- According to a perception study, 82% of Indian schools reported that students having a short attention span was a prevalent problem. The present applications are somewhat erratic, hence a need for a more precise platform that offers options for training, growth, and education in addition to assisting people in understanding their specific learning styles to maximise the learning potential in students.
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Everybody learns differently. Some students respond better to certain instructional methods than others.
The VARK model effectively identifies and classifies people into four learning styles visual, auditory, reading/writing, and kinesthetic. Then, it generates personalised learning content that matches your results, from the concept fed to the system.
Moving forward we even created a discord server customised especially according to the learning groups.
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- Python
- Machine Learning
- HTML, CSS, JS
- VR- Unity
- Demo video : demo1 demo2
- Live application : click here
- To launch the website click here
- The take test button on dashboard would take you to a self assessment which will help you recognise your learning type .
- On the basis of your learning type we have provided different features and ML algortithms to help students and learners excel.
- Our solution is platform independent and is hosted on the github servers.
- To set it up we require to have python environment and other project dependencies installed.
- Make sure that you have
Python 3
andpip
installed.
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Clone the repository
$ git clone https://github.com/Anushkaghei/ThirdWheel-Challenge-4.git $ cd ThirdWheel-Challenge-4
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Install the project dependencies
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
You've now set up the project successfully. Run index.html
on your favourite browser to see the results.