Exploring the Role of Humanoid Robots in Adaptive Learning Systems: A Case Study on Quizzing

This paper analyses how Quizmaster can be incorporated into the humanoid robot to improve learning processes in educational environments. The humanoid robot incorporates artificial intelligence in its function as an educator and adds a new dimension to the way an interactive learning environment can be achieved in the form of quiz-based learning modules. The current system of Quizmaster has been designed as a separate application but has been modified to work in harmony with the robot and all its hardware and software components. The idea of this integration is to develop an effective learning tool that will help teachers present personalized educational material and evaluate learners' performance immediately. The paper covers the technical changes needed for this integration and the obstacles met while implementing it, as well as possible educational benefits of using robots in classrooms. The effectiveness of the system is established according to the degrees of usability and learners' interest and knowledge gains data gathered from the pilot implementations in differentiated learning contexts. Thus, the results state the positive progress of student's engagement and their knowledge, and it proves how robotics is useful in current education. Thus, this paper provides practical recommendations for expanding research and mass application of robotics-based learning aids in educational organizations.

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2024-11-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/miucc62295.2024.10783522
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Intelligent Tutoring Systems and Adaptive Learning
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Exploring the Role of Humanoid Robots in Adaptive Learning Systems: A Case Study on Quizzing

Aya M. Al‐Zoghby, Omar M. Elzeki, Khaled M. Fouad, Haya k. Elsonbaty et al.
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Exploring the Role of Humanoid Robots in Adaptive Learning Systems: A Case Study on Quizzing

Aya M. Al‐Zoghby, Omar M. Elzeki, Khaled M. Fouad, Haya k. Elsonbaty, Noure A. Elnakeib, Eman A. Noh, Ghada K. El-Monayer, Nada M. Enan
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This paper analyses how Quizmaster can be incorporated into the humanoid robot to improve learning processes in educational environments. The humanoid robot incorporates artificial intelligence in its function as an educator and adds a new dimension to the way an interactive learning environment can be achieved in the form of quiz-based learning modules. The current system of Quizmaster has been designed as a separate application but has been modified to work in harmony with the robot and all its hardware and software components. The idea of this integration is to develop an effective learning tool that will help teachers present personalized educational material and evaluate learners' performance immediately. The paper covers the technical changes needed for this integration and the obstacles met while implementing it, as well as possible educational benefits of using robots in classrooms. The effectiveness of the system is established according to the degrees of usability and learners' interest and knowledge gains data gathered from the pilot implementations in differentiated learning contexts. Thus, the results state the positive progress of student's engagement and their knowledge, and it proves how robotics is useful in current education. Thus, this paper provides practical recommendations for expanding research and mass application of robotics-based learning aids in educational organizations.

Damietta University (EG), Mansoura University (EG), Benha University (EG), New Mansoura University
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Exploring the Role of Humanoid Robots in Adaptive Learning Systems: A Case Study on Quizzing — Aya M. Al‐Zoghby, Omar M. Elzeki, et al. · (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS