How good are expert systems at teaching?
This kind of system is generally referred to as Intelligent tutoring system or Pedagogical agent.
As far as I know, classical expert systems attempted to encapsulate existing human knowledge, and were not able to formalize new knowledge. I can only assume that the motivation behind the original expert systems was to enable less knowledgeable people to benefit from the experience of those who came before, for instance in on the job training.
For more details, see my quick and dirty webpages:
- AutoTutor | Meta-Guide.com
- Best Intelligent Tutoring System Videos | Meta-Guide.com
- BetterAccent Tutor | Meta-Guide.com
- CTAT (Cognitive Tutor Authoring Tools) | Meta-Guide.com
- Intelligent Tutoring Systems 2011 | Meta-Guide.com
- Intelligent Tutoring Systems 2012 | Meta-Guide.com
- Intelligent Tutoring Systems 2013 | Meta-Guide.com
- Intelligent Tutoring Systems 2014 | Meta-Guide.com
- Pedagogical Agent & Dialog Systems 2012 | Meta-Guide.com
- Pedagogical Agent & Dialog Systems 2013 | Meta-Guide.com
- Pedagogical Agent & Dialog Systems 2014 | Meta-Guide.com