Education Sciences,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(3), P. 329 - 329
Published: March 7, 2025
The
integration
of
generative
artificial
intelligence
(GenAI)
in
higher
education
has
opened
new
avenues
for
enhancing
academic
writing
through
student–chatbot
interactions.
While
initial
research
explored
this
potential,
deeper
insights
into
the
nature
these
interactions
are
needed.
This
study
characterizes
graduate
students’
with
AI
chatbots
writing,
focusing
on
types
assistance
they
sought
and
their
communication
style
tone
patterns.
To
achieve
this,
individual
online
sessions
were
conducted
43
students,
chatbot
analyzed
using
qualitative
quantitative
methods.
analysis
identified
seven
distinct
by
students.
most
frequent
requests
involved
content
generation
expansion,
followed
source
verification,
then
concept
clarification
definitions.
Students
also
support
consultation,
text
refinement
formatting,
and,
less
frequently,
rephrasing
modifying
translation
assistance.
was
“requesting,”
marked
direct
appeals
assistance,
“questioning”
“declarative”
styles.
In
terms
tone,
“neutral”
“praising”
dominated
interactions,
reflecting
engagement
appreciation
responses,
while
“reprimanding”
tones
relatively
low.
These
findings
highlight
need
tailored
interventions
that
encourage
students
to
seek
a
broader
more
in-depth
range
tasks.
Journal of Applied Learning & Teaching,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: May 11, 2023
This
paper
examines
the
potential
benefits
and
challenges
of
using
generative
AI
model,
ChatGPT,
in
higher
education,
backdrop
constructivist
theory
learning.
perspective-type
study
presents
five
ChatGPT:
to
facilitate
adaptive
learning,
provide
personalised
feedback,
support
research
data
analysis,
offer
automated
administrative
services,
aid
developing
innovative
assessments.
Additionally,
identifies
challenges:
academic
integrity
concerns,
reliability
issues,
inability
evaluate
reinforce
graduate
skill
sets,
limitations
assessing
learning
outcomes,
biases
falsified
information
processing.
The
argues
that
tertiary
educators
students
must
exercise
caution
when
ChatGPT
for
purposes
ensure
its
ethical,
reliable,
effective
use.
To
achieve
this,
proposes
various
propositions,
such
as
prioritising
education
on
responsible
ethical
use
devising
new
assessment
strategies,
addressing
bias
information,
including
literacy
part
skills.
By
balancing
challenges,
can
enhance
students’
experiences
education.
Journal of Applied Learning & Teaching,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6(1)
Published: April 19, 2023
This
study
investigates
the
implications
of
ChatGPT,
an
AI-powered
language
model,
for
students
and
universities
by
examining
perceptions
scholars
students.
The
responses
seven
14
PhD
from
four
countries
–
Turkey,
Sweden,
Canada
Australia
are
analysed
using
a
thematic
content
analysis
approach.
Nine
key
themes
emerge
findings.
According
to
their
frequency
recurrence,
these
are:
“Evolution
learning
education
systems”,
“changing
role
educators”,
“impact
on
assessment
evaluation”,
“ethical
social
considerations”,
“future
work
employability”,
“personalized
learning”,
“digital
literacy
AI
integration”,
“AI
as
extension
human
brain”,
“importance
characteristics”.
potential
benefits
in
well
challenges
barriers
that
may
arise
its
integration
discussed
context
existing
literature.
Based
findings,
suggestions
future
research
include
further
exploration
ethical
education,
development
strategies
manage
privacy
concerns,
investigation
how
educational
institutions
can
best
prepare
technologies.
paper
concludes
emphasizing
importance
understanding
opportunities
associated
with
higher
need
continued
this
area.
International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
20(1)
Published: Oct. 31, 2023
Abstract
AI
chatbots
shook
the
world
not
long
ago
with
their
potential
to
revolutionize
education
systems
in
a
myriad
of
ways.
can
provide
immediate
support
by
answering
questions,
offering
explanations,
and
providing
additional
resources.
Chatbots
also
act
as
virtual
teaching
assistants,
supporting
educators
through
various
means.
In
this
paper,
we
try
understand
full
benefits
education,
opportunities,
challenges,
limitations,
concerns,
prospects
using
educational
settings.
We
conducted
an
extensive
search
across
academic
databases,
after
applying
specific
predefined
criteria,
selected
final
set
67
relevant
studies
for
review.
The
research
findings
emphasize
numerous
integrating
seen
from
both
students'
educators'
perspectives.
found
that
students
primarily
gain
AI-powered
three
key
areas:
homework
study
assistance,
personalized
learning
experience,
development
skills.
For
educators,
main
advantages
are
time-saving
assistance
improved
pedagogy.
However,
our
emphasizes
significant
challenges
critical
factors
need
handle
diligently.
These
include
concerns
related
applications
such
reliability,
accuracy,
ethical
considerations.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(17), P. 12921 - 12921
Published: Aug. 27, 2023
The
invention
of
ChatGPT
and
generative
AI
technologies
presents
educators
with
significant
challenges,
as
concerns
arise
regarding
students
potentially
exploiting
these
tools
unethically,
misrepresenting
their
work,
or
gaining
academic
merits
without
active
participation
in
the
learning
process.
To
effectively
navigate
this
shift,
it
is
crucial
to
embrace
a
contemporary
educational
trend
establish
pedagogical
principles
for
properly
utilizing
emerging
like
promote
self-regulation.
Rather
than
suppressing
AI-driven
tools,
should
foster
collaborations
among
stakeholders,
including
educators,
instructional
designers,
researchers,
developers.
This
paper
proposes
three
key
integrating
chatbots
classrooms,
informed
by
Zimmerman’s
Self-Regulated
Learning
(SRL)
framework
Judgment
(JOL).
We
argue
that
current
conceptualization
education
inadequate,
so
we
advocate
incorporation
goal
setting
(prompting),
self-assessment
feedback,
personalization
essential
principles.
First,
propose
teaching
prompting
important
developing
students’
SRL.
Second,
configuring
reverse
chatbot’s
capability
will
help
guide
SRL
monitoring
understanding.
Third,
data-driven
mechanism
enables
an
chatbot
provide
analytics
helps
learners
reflect
on
develop
strategies.
By
bringing
JOL,
aim
guidelines
implementing
contexts,
focus
promoting
self-regulation
higher
through
AI-assisted
pedagogy
design.
Information,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(9), P. 492 - 492
Published: Sept. 7, 2023
Learning
technologies
often
do
not
meet
the
university
requirements
for
learner
engagement
via
interactivity
and
real-time
feedback.
In
addition
to
challenge
of
providing
personalized
learning
experiences
students,
these
can
increase
workload
instructors
due
maintenance
updates
required
keep
courses
up-to-date.
Intelligent
chatbots
based
on
generative
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
technology
help
overcome
disadvantages
by
transforming
pedagogical
activities
guiding
both
students
interactively.
this
study,
we
explore
compare
main
characteristics
existing
educational
chatbots.
Then,
propose
a
new
theoretical
framework
blended
with
intelligent
integration
enabling
interact
online
create
manage
their
using
AI
tools.
The
advantages
proposed
are
as
follows:
(1)
it
provides
comprehensive
understanding
transformative
potential
in
education
facilitates
effective
implementation;
(2)
offers
holistic
methodology
enhance
overall
experience;
(3)
unifies
applications
teaching–learning
within
universities.
Discover Education,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(1)
Published: May 26, 2024
Abstract
Over
the
last
four
decades,
studies
have
investigated
incorporation
of
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
into
education.
A
recent
prominent
AI-powered
technology
that
has
impacted
education
sector
is
ChatGPT.
This
article
provides
a
systematic
review
14
empirical
incorporating
ChatGPT
various
educational
settings,
published
in
2022
and
before
10th
April
2023—the
date
conducting
search
process.
It
carefully
followed
essential
steps
outlined
Preferred
Reporting
Items
for
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analyses
(PRISMA
2020)
guidelines,
as
well
Okoli’s
(Okoli
Commun
Assoc
Inf
Syst,
2015)
rigorous
transparent
review.
In
this
review,
we
aimed
to
explore
how
students
teachers
utilized
primary
findings
those
studies.
By
employing
Creswell’s
(Creswell
Educational
research:
planning,
conducting,
evaluating
quantitative
qualitative
research
[Ebook],
Pearson
Education,
London,
coding
techniques
data
extraction
interpretation,
sought
gain
insight
their
initial
attempts
at
approach
also
enabled
us
extract
insights
considerations
can
facilitate
its
effective
responsible
use
future
contexts.
The
results
show
learners
virtual
intelligent
assistant,
where
it
offered
instant
feedback,
on-demand
answers,
explanations
complex
topics.
Additionally,
used
enhance
writing
language
skills
by
generating
ideas,
composing
essays,
summarizing,
translating,
paraphrasing
texts,
or
checking
grammar.
Moreover,
turned
an
aiding
tool
directed
personalized
learning
assisting
understanding
concepts
homework,
providing
structured
plans,
clarifying
assignments
tasks.
However,
specific
(n
=
3,
21.4%)
overuse
may
negatively
impact
innovative
capacities
collaborative
competencies
among
learners.
Educators,
on
other
hand,
create
lesson
generate
quizzes,
provide
additional
resources,
which
helped
them
productivity
efficiency
promote
different
teaching
methodologies.
Despite
these
benefits,
majority
reviewed
recommend
importance
training,
support,
clear
guidelines
both
educators
mitigate
drawbacks.
includes
developing
critical
evaluation
assess
accuracy
relevance
information
provided
ChatGPT,
strategies
integrating
human
interaction
collaboration
activities
involve
AI
tools.
Furthermore,
they
ongoing
proactive
dialogue
with
policymakers,
stakeholders,
practitioners
refine
environments.
could
serve
insightful
resource
who
seek
integrate
stimulate
further
field.
Journal of Applied Learning & Teaching,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
6(2)
Published: Sept. 26, 2023
As
the
application
of
Artificial
Intelligence
(AI)
continues
to
permeate
various
sectors,
educational
landscape
is
no
exception.
Several
AI
in
education
(AIEd)
applications,
like
chatbots,
present
an
intriguing
array
opportunities
and
challenges.
This
paper
provides
in-depth
exploration
use
role
research,
focusing
on
benefits
(the
good)
potential
pitfalls
bad
ugly)
associated
with
deployment
chatbots
other
AIEDs.
The
explored
include
personalised
learning,
facilitation
administrative
tasks,
enriched
research
capabilities,
provision
a
platform
for
collaboration.
These
advantages
are
balanced
against
downsides,
such
as
job
displacement,
misinformation,
plagiarism,
erosion
human
connection.
Ethical
considerations,
particularly
concerning
data
privacy,
bias
reinforcement,
digital
divide,
also
examined.
Conclusions
drawn
from
this
analysis
stress
importance
striking
balance
between
capabilities
elements
education,
well
developing
comprehensive
ethical
frameworks
contexts.