Papers with VTA

4 papers
A Large-Scale Real-World Evaluation of an LLM-Based Virtual Teaching Assistant (2025.acl-industry)

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Challenge: Empirical studies on their effectiveness and acceptance in real-world classrooms are limited, leaving their practical impact uncertain.
Approach: They develop an LLM-based virtual teaching assistant and deploy it in an introductory AI programming course with 477 graduate students.
Outcome: The proposed system is tested in an introductory AI programming course with 477 graduate students.
ALGOGEN: Tool-Generated Verifiable Traces for Reliable Algorithm Visualization (2026.findings-acl)

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Challenge: Recent LLM-based systems require simulation of algorithm flow and video rendering constraints.
Approach: They propose a paradigm that decouples algorithm execution from rendering.
Outcome: The proposed paradigm reduces execution success rates, element overlap, and inter-frame inconsistencies.
Visual-Textual Alignment for Graph Inference in Visual Dialog (2020.coling-main)

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Challenge: Existing approaches to visual dialog do not understand semantic dependencies between visual and textual contents.
Approach: They propose a Visual-Textual Alignment for Graph Inference network that makes up the lack of structural inference in visual dialog.
Outcome: The proposed model outperforms existing models on a VisDial dataset.
Bringing Pedagogy into Focus: Evaluating Virtual Teaching Assistants’ Question-Answering in Asynchronous Learning Environments (2025.findings-emnlp)

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Challenge: Existing assessments rely on surface-level metrics and lack sufficient grounding in educational theory . a new framework is proposed to evaluate VTAs in asynchronous learning environments .
Approach: They propose a pedagogically-oriented evaluation framework tailored to asynchronous forum discussions . they construct classifiers using expert annotations of VTA responses on a diverse set of forum posts .
Outcome: The proposed evaluation framework is rooted in learning sciences and tailored to asynchronous forum discussions.

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