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Current distance education systems try to mitigate the difficulties encountered by learners when they try to follow a distance course. The use of emotional animated agents in such environments as a tutoring paradigm can be benefic and increase the learners' motivation. This paper discusses the premises under which emotional agents can be pedagogically effective as tutors in a collaborative learning environment. This work highlights a framework for creating believable synthetic agents.
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