Benefits of AI Use-Cases in the Educational Sector

The educational sector leverages AI applications to improve teaching practices and lessen manual administrative task undertaking.

FREMONT, CA: Education tools and institutions are changing as educational institutions use artificial intelligence and machine learning increasingly. Research predicts a 47.5 percent growth in artificial intelligence in US education. The collaboration of teachers and educational practices will change considerably despite many experts believing that teachers are irreplaceable.

The US education sector will experience an expansion in the growth of artificial intelligence (AI) within educational and administrative practices.

Greater teacher and AI integration: Education already uses AI in some tools for skill development and testing. Schools and teachers can now accomplish more with AI educational solutions as AI continues to mature and fill needs gaps in learning and teaching. Using artificial intelligence, teachers can reduce administrative tasks, enhance efficiency, and provide students with comprehension and adaptability, which is unique to humans. AI in education envisages machines and teachers working together to maximize student outcomes by leveraging their best attributes.

Individualized learning: Many companies are currently developing intelligent instruction designs and digital platforms that use AI to provide students with learning, testing, and feedback, based on their readiness, identifying gaps in knowledge and redirecting them to new topics as needed. The more sophisticated AI gets, the more a machine can detect a student's expression, indicating that they struggle to grasp a concept and adapt a lesson accordingly. AI-driven machines can customize the curriculum to meet each student's needs, which is not feasible today.

Accessibility: Global classrooms can be made accessible by artificial intelligence tools, including those with different languages or disabilities. It also makes learning possible for students who are incapable of attending school due to illness or may need a different level of instruction.

Administrative tasks: Grading homework and tests takes an enormous amount of time for educators. It is possible to automate these tasks while offering recommendations on bridging learning gaps. There are already machines that can grade multiple-choice tests, and, likely, they will also be able to assess written responses. When AI automates admin tasks, it frees up more time for teachers to spend with their students. Automation can greatly enhance the enrolment and admissions processes.