Blog Reflection Post 10

The field of education has always been dynamic and ever-evolving. Despite limitations, AI results from new research and technology and the widespread transition from in-person to virtual learning.

What would be the best things about it, and what problems might it bring?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) can potentially improve gamified learning, increasing enjoyment, engagement, and rewards. Learning objectives may be enhanced, and student engagement and motivation may rise due to the use of AI tools to assist teachers in adopting a more interactive teaching style. AI-powered educational systems can change the content, propose resources, or raise the difficulty level based on a student's success. With this individualized approach, students are guaranteed to stay up-to-date and understand the material successfully.

Data privacy is one of the main issues with AI's application in the classroom. For AI systems to function well, enormous amounts of data are needed. It might expose private student data if it ends up in the wrong hands. Strict laws must be in place to guarantee the security of student data. Technology can improve education, but relying on it too much might have negative effects. The learning process could end if there are technical issues or system failures. Furthermore, pupils who engage with AI constantly may not develop social skills from interacting with people in a typical classroom.