Computers and Education Artificial Intelligence· 2020Q1· Review
Vision, challenges, roles and research issues of Artificial Intelligence in Education
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Short summary
This paper defines Artificial Intelligence in Education (AIED) from an educational perspective and proposes a framework to guide its implementation in various learning settings.
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Key points
- Defines AIED based on educational needs, not just technological capabilities.
- Proposes a framework to guide AIED implementation in diverse educational settings.
- Identifies 10 potential research topics of interest for the journal.
- Addresses the interdisciplinary challenges faced by AIED researchers.
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Abstract
The rapid advancement of computing technologies has facilitated the implementation of AIED (Artificial Intelligence in Education) applications. AIED refers to the use of AI (Artificial Intelligence) technologies or application programs in educational settings to facilitate teaching, learning, or decision making. With the help of AI technologies, which simulate human intelligence to make inferences, judgments, or predictions, computer systems can provide personalized guidance, supports, or feedback to students as well as assisting teachers or policymakers in making decisions. Although AIED has been identified as the primary research focus in the field of computers and education, the interdisciplinary nature of AIED presents a unique challenge for researchers with different disciplinary backgrounds. In this paper, we present the definition and roles of AIED studies from the perspective of educational needs. We propose a framework to show the considerations of implementing AIED in different learning and teaching settings. The structure can help guide researchers with both computers and education backgrounds in conducting AIED studies. We outline 10 potential research topics in AIED that are of particular interest to this journal. Finally, we describe the type of articles we like to solicit and the management of the submissions.
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