Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been influencing instructional technology in education since the 1970s when Artificial Intelligence in Education (AIED) emerged (Dimitriadou & Lanitis, 2023). Initially, AI applications in education focused on studentfacing tools for learning support and assessment, but have since expanded to include teacherfacing AI for enhancing teaching practices and systemfacing AI for educational institution management (-, 2024). The benefits of AI in education encompass personalized learning support, feedback mechanisms, student self-regulation, motivation, well-being, and improved learning outcomes (Rathore, 2023).
Incorporating AI in education offers tailored and immersive learning experiences for students and assists teachers in curriculum design, student assessment, and classroom management (Dai, 2024). AI technologies can enhance efficiency, creativity, customization, and engagement in higher education, creating a more dynamic learning environment (Solanke, 2024). Moreover, integrating AI in education is essential for equipping students with the skills needed for the evolving job market (Karimi, 2023).
While AI brings numerous benefits to education, ethical concerns must be addressed through the establishment of ethical frameworks for responsible AI deployment (Vasile, 2023). Varying perceptions and practices regarding AI in education among stakeholders highlight the need for a deeper understanding of effective integration methods (Alam, 2024). Successful implementation of AI in education requires comprehensive planning and strategic initiatives across different educational levels (Chukwubueze, 2024).
The future of AI in education looks promising, with continuous advancements in AI-powered educational tools and smart learning software providing students with convenient learning resources (Wen, 2024). Educational institutions can leverage AI to streamline administrative processes, enhance teaching and learning experiences, and explore new revenue streams (Saidakhror, 2024). The increasing interest in AI integration in education emphasizes the importance of ongoing research, training programs, and clear guidelines for maximizing AI benefits in educational settings (Moukhliss, 2024).
In conclusion, integrating AI in education represents a transformative era in teaching and learning. By harnessing AI technologies, educators can create personalized learning experiences, improve student outcomes, and prepare learners for success in a rapidly changing world. Addressing ethical considerations, providing adequate training for educators, and developing robust integration frameworks are essential for fully realizing the potential of AI in education.
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