Professional Documents
Culture Documents
intelligence and
Education
Index
1. Introduction
2. AI and education
Chatbots
VI
LMS
Robotics
3. Challenges
4. Pros and Cons
5. Conclusion
6. Bibliography
7. Thanking you
What is AI?
Artificial intelligence (AI),
also known as machine
intelligence, is a branch of
computer science that
focuses on building and
managing technology that
can learn to autonomously
make decisions and carry out
actions on behalf of a human
being.AI research started as
early as 1956, but today it
seems more relevant than
ever. From Siri and Alexa to
the most recent Google AI,
who can make a phone call
for you, we live in a world
that is destined to become
more and more shaped by
artificial intelligence.
Robotics
Robotics is now being used by
both teachers and students to help
in education, which can be seen to
improve student engagement and
safety. With AI’s current
development, robotics in education
is inevitable. Robots can be an
excellent resource for learning for
both students and teachers – a
way to explore a topic in-depth
without getting bored. For
teachers, this means robots can
provide a way to have more one-
on-one time with students who
need additional help.
Cost
Unemployment
Information in Wrong Hands
No Personal Connection
CONCLUSION
AI will benefit parents who are always
concerned about their children’s social life. AI
technology allows them to monitor their child’s
interaction online more closely than ever
before. Schools use software that analyses data
points such as how well different students
comprehend material; then groups kids
accordingly based on what they need. AI
brings the ability to have 24/hr access to
teachers and lessons anytime, anywhere. AI
can be used as an educational tool that guides
students towards their goals by providing
personalised feedback on homework, quizzes
etc., based on AI algorithms. Artificial
Intelligence has the potential to make
everyone’s life easier through automation as it
can do menial tasks every student will have
equal access no matter their learning ability or
disability; this makes a massive difference
since not all children learn at the same pace or
possess similar skill sets.
Bibliography
https://edtechmagazine.com
https://theknowledgereview.c
om
https://www.techopedia.com
https://www.360factors.com/
https://timesofindia.indiatime
s.com
Done by
Gouri, Sharon
Eshawari