Ai In Education

Abstract: The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) tools on education is examined in this review study, with particular attention paid to the relationship between academic success and AI usage frequency and student involvement. To assess these links, the study includes findings from a variety of research papers. Significant favorable connections between the frequency of using AI tools and improved student performance as well as between student engagement and academic achievements are found in the analysis. It is noteworthy that the impact of student involvement with AI tools on academic performance is greater than the frequency of AI tool use alone. This emphasizes how crucial it is to develop AI tools that are not just widely used but also actively involve students through customized and interactive features. The findings shown here prove that through the use of these particular techniques in the context of educational participation, artificial intelligence is able to dramatically shift the paradigm of knowledge delivery through materials and assessment methods that are customized to the learner’s needs and preferences. To maximize these opportunities, such institutions should focus on designing interesting artificial intelligence tools, providing career development for teachers, and technology equity. Before we can begin the practice of AI systems in education, concerns such as algorithms’ prejudice and data protection must be solved. The major conclusions of the research are summed up and stress the need for further research and the conscious approach to applying the AI technologies in the process of supporting students’ learning outcomes

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14177351
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Online Learning and Analytics
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Abstract: The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) tools on education is examined in this review study, with particular attention paid to the relationship between academic success and AI usage frequency and student involvement. To assess these links, the study includes findings from a variety of research papers. Significant favorable connections between the frequency of using AI tools and improved student performance as well as between student engagement and academic achievements are found in the analysis. It is noteworthy that the impact of student involvement with AI tools on academic performance is greater than the frequency of AI tool use alone. This emphasizes how crucial it is to develop AI tools that are not just widely used but also actively involve students through customized and interactive features. The findings shown here prove that through the use of these particular techniques in the context of educational participation, artificial intelligence is able to dramatically shift the paradigm of knowledge delivery through materials and assessment methods that are customized to the learner’s needs and preferences. To maximize these opportunities, such institutions should focus on designing interesting artificial intelligence tools, providing career development for teachers, and technology equity. Before we can begin the practice of AI systems in education, concerns such as algorithms’ prejudice and data protection must be solved. The major conclusions of the research are summed up and stress the need for further research and the conscious approach to applying the AI technologies in the process of supporting students’ learning outcomes

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Swami Vivekanand College of Pharmacy (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 47%
Online Learning and Analytics
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