Beverly P. Woolf
Beverly P. Woolf’s work connects artificial intelligence with education. Her research concerns tutoring systems, learning technologies, and the design of computer-supported instruction. Woolf joined UMass’s computer science college in 1992. Her research covers intelligent tutoring and multimedia learning systems. Woolf became a research professor in 2006.
- Works
- 279
- Citations
- 5,572
- h-index
- 36
Publication numbers from OpenAlex, as of 14 October 2026.
Timeline
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1992
A university research career
Woolf joined UMass’s computer science college in 1992. Her research covers intelligent tutoring and multimedia learning systems.
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1996
Research recognition
AAAI elected Beverly P. Woolf as a Fellow in 1996.
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2006
Research appointment
Woolf became a research professor in 2006.
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2009
A book on tutoring systems
Woolf wrote Building Intelligent Interactive Tutors, published in 2009. The book is part of her educational AI work.
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2013
A federal innovation fellowship
Woolf received a Presidential Innovation Fellowship in 2013 and spent a period on loan to the US National Science Foundation.
Sources and credits
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