Adoption of GenAI for Education Domain

The rise of GenAI appears to be a turning point in the shaping of the education industry as it brings forth the ability for various civilisations throughout the globe to integrate different personalised forms of teaching and learning principles within themselves. For this purpose, the capabilities of GenAI in educational systems are demonstrated by implementing web-based application called EduFab Course Generator. As for the technologies that were applied for the development of the application, these were Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS. AI materials for creating course materials are made available by the Gemini API, along with Drizzle for the AI Course Generator database management and Clerk for secure authentication management. According to scale requirements of the course, EduFab Course Generator enables users to teach new lessons and topics which also creates the scene for GenAI powered alternative curriculum innovations. To secure the user, Clerk simplifies user management while making authentication detailed. To enrich and enhance the experience of the user at each point in time, the Gemini API develops various text formats like videos, exams, and vocational experience as learning materials for other courses. For securing the user's customized documents along with the user activity history, Drizzle supports flexible and type compliant backend database operations which enable and enhance end-user experience

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2025-03-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/comp-sif65618.2025.10969944
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Education and Learning Interventions
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Adoption of GenAI for Education Domain

T N Manjunath, P. Ishwara Bhat, N Neela, R Nishitha et al.
Education and Learning Interventions
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Adoption of GenAI for Education Domain

T N Manjunath, P. Ishwara Bhat, N Neela, R Nishitha, P Janavi
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Abstract

The rise of GenAI appears to be a turning point in the shaping of the education industry as it brings forth the ability for various civilisations throughout the globe to integrate different personalised forms of teaching and learning principles within themselves. For this purpose, the capabilities of GenAI in educational systems are demonstrated by implementing web-based application called EduFab Course Generator. As for the technologies that were applied for the development of the application, these were Next.js, React, and Tailwind CSS. AI materials for creating course materials are made available by the Gemini API, along with Drizzle for the AI Course Generator database management and Clerk for secure authentication management. According to scale requirements of the course, EduFab Course Generator enables users to teach new lessons and topics which also creates the scene for GenAI powered alternative curriculum innovations. To secure the user, Clerk simplifies user management while making authentication detailed. To enrich and enhance the experience of the user at each point in time, the Gemini API develops various text formats like videos, exams, and vocational experience as learning materials for other courses. For securing the user's customized documents along with the user activity history, Drizzle supports flexible and type compliant backend database operations which enable and enhance end-user experience

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