Welcome to MoFaCTS

Last Updated: 2026-10-09

MoFaCTS, the Mobile Fact and Concept Training System, is a web-based adaptive learning system for practice, assessment, and research. It supports adaptive practice through cognitive memory models, Tutor Definition Files (TDFs), multiple stimulus types, and response modalities including multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, and speech-recognition-based responses.

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Students

Student pages focus on signing in, finding assigned work, practicing, and getting basic help. They do not require deployment, source-code, or schema knowledge.

• Student Overview
• FAQ
• Profile and Account Menu
• Blocks practice mode

Teachers and Content Authors

Teacher pages focus on classes, assignments, lesson creation, testing, troubleshooting, and basic exports. Advanced schema references are linked only when they support authoring work.

• Teacher: First Hour
• Quick Start: Content Creation
• Class Setup and Assignment Workflow
• Anki Import Guide
• Content Creation Reference Tables
• Data Output

Advanced authoring:

MoFaCTS unit types include learning sessions, assessment sessions, video sessions, AutoTutor sessions, SPARC sessions, and standalone instruction units. Unit-level instructions can also be attached to learning, assessment, video, AutoTutor, or SPARC units.

• Introduction to TutorScript
• Learning Sessions
• Assessment Sessions
• Video Units and Adaptive Logic
• AutoTutor Sessions
• Stimulus Files
• Audio and Speech Settings

Experimenters and Researchers

Researcher pages explain reproducible study configuration, routes, schema concepts, data output, privacy/IRB/FERPA planning, and adaptive logic without assuming source-code access.

• Researcher Guide
• Data Output
• Data Privacy, IRB, and FERPA Notes
• Experiment Routes
• TDF field tables
• Gaze tracking prototype — local visual prototype; gaze data are not recorded.
• Learning Algorithms Reference
• Video Units and Adaptive Logic
• AutoTutor Sessions

Administrators and Deployers

Administrator pages cover deployment, runtime settings, operational validation, security posture, backups, and site-level help configuration.

• Deployment Guide
• Security Audit Operations
• Remote Install
• Settings-json Reference
• Admin Reference
• Custom Help Page Setup
• Troubleshooting

Developers

Developer pages assume code access and local development workflows. They are not normal student, teacher, or researcher reading paths.

• Local Install
• Developer Reference Guide
• Deployment Guide
• Settings-json Reference
• Learning Algorithms Reference
• Introduction to TutorScript
• AutoTutor Sessions

Need Help

1. Use Troubleshooting.
2. Use Glossary for terminology.
3. Open an issue: GitHub Issues.