An Enhanced Efficient English Learning System based on Artificial Intelligence Driven B/S Architectures

English learning continues to be an important part of global education systems, particularly in non-native English-speaking countries, as there is increasing demand for affordable, interactive, and scalable learning systems. Most established English learning systems are dependent on single-desktop applications or instructor-based approaches, which lack the flexibility, scalability, and interactivity needed. This research presents an effective adaptive English learning system developed with Browser/Server architecture and enabled PCA(Principle Component Analysis) and Bi-LSTM(Long Short Term Memory) to address these challenges. The suggested system proposed utilizes up-to-date web technologies and AI techniques to create a light-weight, easily accessible, platform-independent learning atmosphere. The system uses dynamic delivery of content, in-progress tracking in real time, interactive components such as vocabulary quizzes, pronunciation practice, grammar checking tools, and feedback mechanisms. In comparison to previous systems with limited real-time interaction and cross-device support, the proposed AI driven B/S-based architecture improves system performance, user experience, and deployment ease. Experimental findings from user testing show higher learning participation, better accuracy scores of 96.8%, and lower response time in interactive activities.

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2025-06-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icicke65317.2025.11136715
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Educational Technology and Pedagogy
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An Enhanced Efficient English Learning System based on Artificial Intelligence Driven B/S Architectures

Yan Li
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An Enhanced Efficient English Learning System based on Artificial Intelligence Driven B/S Architectures

Yan Li
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English learning continues to be an important part of global education systems, particularly in non-native English-speaking countries, as there is increasing demand for affordable, interactive, and scalable learning systems. Most established English learning systems are dependent on single-desktop applications or instructor-based approaches, which lack the flexibility, scalability, and interactivity needed. This research presents an effective adaptive English learning system developed with Browser/Server architecture and enabled PCA(Principle Component Analysis) and Bi-LSTM(Long Short Term Memory) to address these challenges. The suggested system proposed utilizes up-to-date web technologies and AI techniques to create a light-weight, easily accessible, platform-independent learning atmosphere. The system uses dynamic delivery of content, in-progress tracking in real time, interactive components such as vocabulary quizzes, pronunciation practice, grammar checking tools, and feedback mechanisms. In comparison to previous systems with limited real-time interaction and cross-device support, the proposed AI driven B/S-based architecture improves system performance, user experience, and deployment ease. Experimental findings from user testing show higher learning participation, better accuracy scores of 96.8%, and lower response time in interactive activities.

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