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Comparison of Natural Deduction Theorem Provers used in Electronic Tutoring Systems
In this paper we describe a methodology for comparing the efficacy of openly-available natural deduction tutoring software for students. Our proposed evaluation metrics are objective and can be applied to systems during development, before student-based assessments are feasible. We apply our assessment to five natural deduction tutoring systems, including two currently under development, and report the results of these evaluations and comparisons.