Management of Education,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(9-2), P. 151 - 161
Published: Sept. 30, 2024
В
статье
приведены
результаты
обзора
основных
возможностей
использования
искусственного
интеллекта
(ИИ)
для
преподавателей
в
системе
высшего
и
послевузовского
образования.
Модели
цифровые
сервисы
на
основе
ИИ
могут
быть
использованы
планировании
учебного
процесса,
разработке
проектировании
учебных
курсов
занятий,
создании
образовательного
контента,
автоматической
проверке
оценивании,
аналитике,
качестве
виртуальных
помощников
решения
множества
разнообразных
задач.
Несмотря
имеющиеся
достоинства
ИИ,
он
имеет
недостатки,
которые
необходимо
решать
учитывать
при
принятии
решений
о
возможном
применении
The
article
presents
the
results
of
a
review
main
possibilities
using
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
for
teachers
in
higher
and
postgraduate
education.
AI-based
models
digital
services
can
be
used
planning
educational
process,
development
design
training
courses
classes,
creation
content,
automatic
verification
evaluation,
analytics,
as
virtual
assistants
to
solve
variety
tasks.
Despite
advantages
AI,
it
also
has
disadvantages
that
need
addressed
taken
into
account
when
making
decisions
about
possible
use
AI
Journal of Research on Technology in Education,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 19
Published: Jan. 9, 2025
Ongoing
advancements
in
generative
AI
(GenAI)
have
boosted
the
potential
of
applying
long-standing
"learning-by-teaching"
practices
form
a
teachable
agent
(TA).
Despite
recognized
roles
and
opportunities
TAs,
less
is
known
about
how
GenAI
could
create
synergy
or
introduce
challenges
TAs
students
perceived
application
TAs.
This
study
explored
middle
school
students'
roles,
benefits,
GenAI-powered
an
authentic
mathematics
classroom.
Through
classroom
observation,
focus-group
interviews,
open-ended
surveys
108
sixth-grade
students,
we
found
that
expected
TA
to
serve
as
learning
companion,
facilitator,
collaborative
problem-solver.
Students
also
expressed
benefits
provides
implications
for
design
educational
AI-assisted
instruction.
Encyclopedia,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5(1), P. 11 - 11
Published: Jan. 15, 2025
This
entry
examines
the
growing
role
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
in
special
education.
The
authors
discuss
applications
AI
field,
including
its
uses
for
personalized
learning,
adaptive
technologies,
teacher
support,
and
AI’s
potential
to
address
issues
related
student
accessibility
engagement.
draws
on
recent
syntheses
literature,
highlighting
studies
that
reveal
capacity
improve
educational
outcomes
students
with
disabilities,
mitigate
workload,
foster
inclusion.
Despite
these
promising
developments,
ethical
considerations,
biases,
privacy
concerns
surrounding
use
AI,
as
well
need
high-quality
research
validates
effectiveness
conclude
while
can
offer
substantial
it
should
be
integrated
thoughtfully,
guided
by
empirical
research,
accompanied
skilled
professional
oversight
ensure
truly
benefits
disabilities.
Journal of Research on Technology in Education,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 23
Published: Feb. 3, 2025
While
mathematical
creative
writing
can
engage
students
in
expressing
ideas
an
imaginative
way,
young
learners
struggle
this
process.
Generative
AI
(GenAI)
offers
possibilities
for
supporting
them,
such
as
providing
story
generation.
As
the
design
of
GenAI-powered
learning
technologies
requires
careful
consideration
technology
reception
classrooms,
study
explores
students'
and
teachers'
perceptions
with
developed
technology.
We
adopted
a
qualitative
thematic
analysis
interviews
10
elementary
school
six
teachers,
triangulated
open-ended
survey
responses
classroom
observation
79
students.
identified
themes
19
subthemes
regarding
benefits
challenges;
perceived
include
fostering
creativity
understanding
math,
literacy,
affective
domain,
while
students-
AI-related
challenges
were
well.
This
contributes
by
investigating
lived
experience
GenAI-supported
considerations
instructions.
Computers and Education Artificial Intelligence,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7, P. 100272 - 100272
Published: July 27, 2024
The
increasing
significance
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
in
various
industries
highlights
the
necessity
for
industry
leaders
and
professionals
to
comprehend
gain
knowledge
about
AI.
urgency
AI
literacy
is
more
critical
than
ever
due
potential
unethical
use
resulting
from
insufficient
knowledge.
This
issue
particularly
crucial
educators
because
they
need
understand
adapt
impact
within
educational
institutions,
with
some
needing
become
literate
AI,
given
that
students
now
have
increased
access
public
tools.
research
presents
a
multi-phase
study
address
bridging
gap
by
conducting
co-creation
innovation
champions,
illustrated
case
Generative
K-12
school.
Using
action
design
research,
we
engaged
experienced
teachers
who
are
experts
pedagogical
co-create
generative
AI-enhanced
platform
at
leading
education
institution
known
its
Australia.
findings
reveal
champions
enhance
their
through
subject-matter
expertise,
organizational
knowledge,
gained
external
exposure
experience.
also
key
elements
facilitate
cross-domain
exchange
platform,
enabling
be
exposed
experience
technological
learning,
shifts
understanding
perception
initially
unaware
sceptical
aware
capable
articulating
technical
rooted
shared
value.
demonstrates
how
serves
as
pathway
learning
among
champions.
It
underscores
experiential
on
collaborative
behavioral
intentions.
Additionally,
aligning
personal
visions
values
can
influence
perceptions
technologies,
enhancing
discourse
innovation.
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(3)
Published: May 4, 2024
This
integrative
literature
review
analyzes
how
AI,
specifically
Machine
Learning
(ML)
and
Large
Language
Models
(LLMs),
is
used
in
Moroccan
education.
The
study
emphasizes
the
significance
of
modernizing
traditional
educational
techniques.
It
investigates
artificial
intelligence
may
personalize
learning
experiences,
minimize
disparities,
foster
a
culturally
diverse
technologically
sophisticated
environment.
ILR
uses
conceptual
framework
that
highlights
customized
learning,
equitable
education,
technological
innovation,
systematic
methodology
incorporates
extensive
synthesis.
research
process
thoroughly
examines
multiple
academic
sources,
including
peer-reviewed
articles,
books,
conference
papers,
reports.
identifies
relevant
patterns,
barriers,
opportunities
associated
with
integrating
AI
education
by
carefully
studying
synthesizing
data.
findings
demonstrate
enormous
potential
ML
LLMs
revolutionizing
teaching
methods,
encouraging
active
student
participation,
closing
inequalities
across
Morocco.
paper
finishes
underlining
need
to
incorporate
into
practice
identifying
areas
for
future
research.
investigating
help
Morocco
other
countries
modernize
their
systems.
Education Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1), P. 68 - 68
Published: Jan. 11, 2025
Artificial
intelligence
(AI)
holds
tremendous
potential
for
promoting
equity
and
access
to
science,
technology,
engineering,
mathematics
(STEM)
education,
particularly
students
with
disabilities.
This
conceptual
review
explores
how
AI
can
address
the
barriers
faced
by
this
underrepresented
group
enhancing
accessibility
supporting
STEM
practices
like
critical
thinking,
inquiry,
problem
solving,
as
evidenced
tools
adaptive
learning
platforms
intelligent
tutors.
Results
show
that
positively
influence
student
engagement,
achievement,
motivation
in
subjects.
By
aligning
Universal
Design
Learning
(UDL)
principles,
paper
highlights
personalize
learning,
improve
accessibility,
close
achievement
gaps
content
areas.
Furthermore,
natural
intersection
of
principles
standards
AI4K12
guidelines
justifies
logical
need
AI–STEM
integration.
Ethical
concerns,
such
algorithmic
bias
(e.g.,
unequal
representation
training
datasets
leading
unfair
assessments)
data
privacy
risks
breaches
sensitive
data),
require
attention
ensure
systems
promote
rather
than
exacerbate
disparities.
The
findings
suggest
while
presents
a
promising
avenue
creating
inclusive
environments,
further
research
conducted
intentionality
is
needed
refine
they
meet
diverse
needs
disabilities
STEM.
Advances in computational intelligence and robotics book series,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 161 - 198
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
Using
data
from
50
instructors,
this
chapter
investigates
AI
especially
ChatGPT's
use
in
ELT.
It
draws
attention
to
how
it
might
enhance
language
skills,
but
also
brings
up
issues
with
over-reliance,
cultural
sensitivity,
and
excessive
usage.
To
effectively
integrate
into
ELT,
suggests
taking
flexible
courses
engaging
organized
professional
development.
Nonetheless,
challenges
such
as
a
restricted
number
of
participants
feedback
students
indicate
the
need
for
further
studies
on
academic
accomplishments
integration
techniques.
Revista Internacional de Pedagogía e Innovación Educativa,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(2), P. 343 - 363
Published: July 1, 2024
The
emergence
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
is
transforming
education
through
adaptive
learning
systems.
These
systems,
based
on
AI
algorithms,
personalize
the
educational
experience
by
adjusting
to
needs
and
styles
each
student.
Using
techniques
such
as
machine
deep
learning,
they
analyze
large
volumes
data
generate
personalized
itineraries,
breaking
with
homogeneous
teaching
model.
Their
implementation
requires
a
suitable
technological
platform,
solid
infrastructure
training
teachers
in
use
these
tools.
benefits
are
multiple:
students
receive
real-time
feedback
progress
at
their
own
pace,
improving
motivation
effectiveness,
while
can
focus
efforts
higher
value-added
tasks
obtain
valuable
information
students'
progress,
facilitating
teaching.
Journal of Educational Computing Research,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
62(7), P. 1837 - 1864
Published: Aug. 28, 2024
This
study
presents
an
inclusive
K-12
AI
curriculum
for
elementary
schools,
focusing
on
six
design
principles
to
address
gender
disparities.
The
curriculum,
designed
by
the
researchers
and
teacher,
uses
tangible
tools,
emphasizes
collaboration
in
solving
daily
problems.
MANOVA
results
revealed
initial
differences
knowledge.
Following
MANCOVA
analysis
showed
significant
improvements
knowledge,
as
well
perceptions
behavioral
intentions
toward
AI,
effectively
bridging
observed
knowledge
gaps
without
any
attributed
or
levels.
evidence
underscores
success
of
collaborative
interventions
uniformly
enhancing
positively
changing
among
all
participants,
regardless
gender.
Both
female
non-binary
students
felt
increased
engagement
reduced
anxiety
with
improved
comprehension
a
preference
learning.
contributes
interventions,
highlighting
including
essential
part
analysis.