A Dissertation Project Report

On

Artificial Intelligence in Education: A perception of students in

higher education

Submitted for partial fulfilment of requirement for the award of degree

Of

Bachelor of Commerce (Honors)

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GRAPHIC ERA DEEMED TO BE UNIVERSITY DEHRADUN

(UTTARAKHAND)

2021-2024

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Ms. Himani Upreti Khushboo Nanda

Department of Commerce

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 DECLARATION

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 ACKNOWELEDGEMENT

I express my sincere thanks to my project guide Miss. Himani Upreti, Assistant Professor,
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 TABLE OF CONTENT

S NO. PARTICULAR PAGE NO.

1 TITLE 1
2 STUDENT DECLARATION FORM 2
3 CERTIFICATE 3
4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 4
5 TABLE OF CONTENT 5
6 TOPIC 6
7 ABSTRACT 7
8 INTRODUCTION 8
8.1 The Evolution of Artificial Intelligence 10
8.2 Use of Artificial Intelligence in different sector 11
8.3 Evolution of Education System 13
8.4 Machine Learning 18
9 LITERATURE REVIEW 20
10 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 45
11 DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION 50
11.1 Upsides of Artificial Intelligence adoption in education 51

11.2 Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Education sector 52

11.3 The Application of AI in education sector 54
11.4 Roles of AI in education sector 55
11.5 AI tools in education and their usage 56
11.6 Future of Artificial Intelligence in Education Sector 59
11.7 Interpretation and findings 60
12 LIMITATION OF STUDY 67
13 CONCLUSION 68
14 REFERENCES 72

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“Artificial Intelligence in Education: A
perception of students in higher
education”

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 ABSTARCT

The education sector plays a vital role in the global economy and with the rapid developments
in technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force within this
sector. This study offers a comprehensive analysis of the uses, advantages, and difficulties of
applying AI to the field of education with perception of students regarding the use of AI
technology in higher education.
This study begins by exploring the various applications of AI in education in personalized
learning, intelligent tutoring systems, virtual tutors and mentors, language learning and content
creation and curation. It explores core technologies including machine learning, computer
vision, and natural language processing that enable these applications. The paper also examines
the core benefits of AI for creating innovative teaching and learning strategies.
Educational goals can be better accomplished and primed by new educational technologies. The
study report acknowledges the challenges and unfavourable effects of integrating AI in the area
of education.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly developing field that aims to use artificial methods to recreate
or mimic human-like cognitive abilities. The research and deployment of artificial intelligence
(AI) tools and technology in fields including healthcare, education, agriculture, and medicine
are expanding at an unusual rate as the world changes. The study report makes no secret of the
challenges in implementing AI in the field of education. Analysis is done on security concerns,
ethical dilemmas, and student impact.

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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

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Artificial and intelligence are combined to form the term artificial intelligence. Artificial is “not
real” or “natural,” whereas intelligence is defined as “the ability to reason, to trigger fresh ideas,
to perceive, and to learn.” Artificial intelligence is the theory that a machine can mimic human
intelligence and do tasks that range from extremely simple to very complex. Artificial
intelligence (AI) aims to simulate human cognitive processes that may be expressed explicitly,
like perception, memory, and reasoning. Though the extent of malpractice in this field has
improved in the realms of research and development, some experts offer an estimate that the
capacity to reason about any topic may be surpassed even by AI in the near future. Critics claim
that cognitive processes are bound to be affected by social relations and that is why such
attempts are unlikely to be fruitful. A branch of computer science known as artificial
intelligence (AI) that seeks to create systems that would be capable of performing activities that
are characteristic of human intellect. This method encompasses development of systems that
can recognize patterns, have attitudes, and even converse with people in natural language. AI
is realized through Machine Learning which is a process that allows computer systems to learn
from data without having to be programmed. Statistical analysis can be used on large sets of
data to make discoveries and projections on the results amassed. Some of the applications of
machine learning includes the ability to identify and analyse audio signals and images, natural
language processing. Natural language processing is actually an aspect of artificial intelligence
whereby robots are taught to understand what people are saying and to say it back. Thus, speech
recognition technology can be used as the foundation for virtual assistants, as well as for
applications such as chatbots and recognition programs. Another field of artificial intelligence
is known as the computer vision, which is the process of training robots to analysed
images/videos and comprehend them. Some of the applications include face recognition
software, security cameras, and self-driving cars. Indeed, the incidence of the use of Artificial
Intelligence technology is poised to rise as technology advances in order to impact almost every
part of our lives. It can revolutionise industries and applies to solve complex problems that were
deemed to be unsolvable before. But as the saying goes, all those which have advantages also
have disadvantages. There are some concerns looking at the possible side effects of AI; Some
of them, which may fall under the umbrella of ethical issues, are about the idea of creating
machines that can go much further than just being our executors and interact with us in an even
more profound way.

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 The Evolution of Artificial Intelligence

The Early Days of AI:

It was in the 1950s that scientists and researchers started thinking and working in the aspects of
developing robots that can possess human-like intelligence. The term ‘artificial intelligence’
was coined by Alan Turing, a British mathematician and computer scientist in his paper
‘Computing Machinery and Intelligence’ published in 1950. He proposed a “Turing test” for a
machine, which if passed would indicate that the machine was intelligent, or as he put it, human
Turing test.

The Dartmouth Conference:

In 1956, John McCarthy conducted a workshop of artificial intelligence at Dartmouth

University where people involved in the subject of AI were involved to discuss the future of the
system and new techniques on how to invest in the field.

Expert Systems:

Subsequent to the year 1970-1980, the attention of the AI researchers transitioned to the design
of expert systems. These systems are supposed to replicate the decision-making skills of
specialists in specific fields. Expert systems have gained application across numerous fields
such as the medical, finance, and engineering fields.

Machine Learning:

In the early 1990’s, the studies on artificial intelligence again resumed with the concept of
machine learning. The main branch of artificial intelligence is machine learning that aims at
developing the machine learning that can learn from information. The purpose of artificial
intelligence is to leverage the algorithm that is able to learn substantial big data sets, and
produce greater accuracy.

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Deep Learning:
Deep learning emerged as a new technique in the branch of machine learning in the first half of
the 2010s. Artificial neural networks are used in deep learning to predict large amount of data
that has being fed into the system. This technology has made it possible to come up with
complex applications including speech recognition, video and image recognition and, natural
language processing.

Current Developments:

Today AI is employed in many fields, from speech recognition to auto-pilot of automobiles.

The development of such AI technologies as natural language processing, machine vision and
robotics is on a growth up-slope, and a range of industries are in risk of being disrupted. AI
technologies are becoming smarter and are now capable of learning from proliferating data in
unimaginable fashions.

Use of Artificial Intelligence in different sector

Here are some examples of how AI is being used in different sectors:

Healthcare Sector:

The healthcare business is shifting with the help of incorporation of technologies of artificial
intelligence. There are programs today that can catch parades that are linked with diseases as
well as recommend treatments based on the images of diseases as well as patient records. In
addition, the AI-based intelligent assistant may include the ability to speak to patient, provide
a welcome message, monitor patient’s health status, or give related health tips. AI algorithms
are also being used to analyse massive amounts of medical data in order to predict patient
outcomes, boost research on drugs, and foster precision healthcare

Finance Sector:

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In the following way, the role of Machine learning is used in the detection of fraudulent
transactions: AI is also used to identify the fraud detection algorithms that are able to detect
conductance with fraudulent activity. Some of the areas that employ this technology include
rating of the credit worthiness of the borrowers, carrying out trading activities through the use
of algorithms as well as the monitoring of the investment portfolios. Moreover, assessment of
financial data for identifying investment zones starts and applies artificial intelligence in
optimization of investment processes.

Transportation Sector:

Automobiles alone are one such possibility of artificial intelligence in the field of transportation.
To drive the vehicle and avoid any accidents on a road, directions have to be made, for which
there is the need to employ the AI algorithm to process different inputs from the sensors fitted
in the vehicle. AI is also employed in what can be referred to as navigation, that is identification
of how to get the transport systems to take best routes, and better manage cases of traffic jams
that would later help in the conservation of fuel.

Manufacturing Sector:

Introducing and applying AI goes on to increase the variety of various and complicated
operations and practices that work to improve distinct industries. It has been found that
cognitive applications are also being deployed to browse through the data created in the period
of manufacturing to check for areas that can be made more cost effective and, in the process,
improve the supply chain processing system. These are still the broad strategies of predictive
maintenance techniques that are in the process of barring the off-line time of the equipment’s,
increasing yields and cutting on costs of maintenance.

Customer Service Sector:

This is also affecting the customer service through development of the chatbots and virtual
assistants that customers can engage in. Such bot solutions can be designed for various types of
interactions with consumers: although they themselves can respond to various requests and

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questions, the representatives of the company’s customer support service can deal with more
sophisticated and unique scenarios. Besides, the AI can become the set of the tools which can
help to affect the customer databases and insights into consumers’ behaviours to improve the
creation of products and services offered by companies.

Education Sector:

Modern education supplemented with artificial intelligence help the world change and give
students a chance to make what they inevitably dream about. Integrating the data from multiple
sources with the help of artificial intelligence allows receiving essential data concerning the
outcomes of education and identifying the requirements to further education and training for
students. It can also be used in developing of digital tutors which may be in a position to engage
dynamically with students one on one while being in a position to provide feedback which may
help improve learning.

Agriculture Sector:

AI is playing a vital role in agriculture by escalating the output and utilization of the beneficial
AI integrated weather report and condition of soil and crop. This is because of various aspects
that AI algorithms have and some of them include discovering the parts of a field that requires
enhancement in the fertilization process, diagnosis of diseases and pests at the right time, and
irrigation. Further, AI also aids to try to predict the yields based on the satellite data and to
deliver AI data for developing insurance schemes for crops.

Energy Sector:
Artificial intelligence is being used to optimize energy usage, detect equipment faults, and
enhance energy efficiency. Data from smart meters as well as additional energy monitoring
devices can be analyzed by AI algorithms to discover trends in energy usage and give
recommendations for lowering energy consumption. Furthermore, AI can be used to anticipate
equipment breakdowns, thereby avoiding expensive downtime and repairs.

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 Evolution of education system

Ancient education (before 500CE)

Prior to 500CE, education was largely informal a centered on viable aptitudes, practical skills
and social responsibilities in ancient societies including Egypt, Greece, Mesopotamia and
Rome. Formal education was often reserved for elite students, with schools fundamentally
serving the children of nobles and aristocrats. Subject instructed included perusing, reading,
writing, algebra and practical skills required for scribes, priests and artisans.

Medieval education (500CE – 1500 CE)

During the Middle Ages between 500CE – 1500 CE, education was predominantly under the
purview of religious institutions, particularly monasteries and Cathedral Schools. The
educational programmed rotated around the seven liberal arts – grammar, logic, automatic,
geometric, music an astronomy with primary focus on Latin and religious studies. Education
was constrained to clergy, respectability and few from Velde merchant families.

Renaissance and Edification (14th – 15th centuries)

It witnessed a restoration of interest in classical learning a rise of humanism. During this,

printing became more widely available, making books more accessible. The expansion of
scientific knowledge and recent inquiry was further promoted by enlightenment.

Industrial revolution (18th -19th century)

The period between 18th and 19th century rot around significant modifications as a result of
mechanical transformation, in order to meet the requests off mechanical economies .in many
nations, regulations requiring children to attend school were passed to ensure that all the
children will receive basic education, name the establishment for all-inclusive schooling. The

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focus of education shifted to fundamental reading and numeracy skills that were needed for
business in industrial facilities. The curriculum prepared pupils for everyday duties focusing on
rote memorization and discipline.

20th century (1900s)

The 20th century saw the expansion of public schooling as a result of government ventures
made within the field to fulfil the request of growing populations will stop education was
accessible to children from different socio-economic backgrounds. The curriculum was divided
into specialized subject including science, literature, history and foreign languages do too
growing complexity of modern society and need for specialized knowledge, style center
learning, experimental learning and all encompasses education where do I love with educational
movements such as Montessori, Waldorf. These methods put solid accentuation on developing
students critical thinking, creativity and problem-solving abilities.

20th century to present late (1900s – present)

The late 20th century so efforts that promote equity as well as inclusivity in education, with a
particular emphasis on ensuring that all the students had access to high quality education,
regardless of their color gender cast social economic background or disability. The digital
revolution was started with the introduction of computers, Internet and digital technologies that
completely transformed learning. With the availability of interactive learning materials,
abundance of information and online collaborative tools changed the way completely in which
the people teach and students learn. There was a growing importance of lifelong learning within
the 21st century, as people auto adjust quickly evolving employment markets and technology
breakthroughs. Education is no longer confined only to the formal schooling but extends
throughout one's lifelong, which include both formal and informal learning experiences.

21st century (2000s – present)

With the development of 21st century abilities, including communication, teamwork, critical
thinking for my creativity and digital literacy was uh priority for the education systems in 21st

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century. These aptitudes are seen as a fundamental for victory within information economy.
Methods that address each student requirements their learning preferences and interest are
becoming more and more popular. Personalized learning plans and technology enabled learning
fat forms let’s students to learn an understand the topics according to their own speed and they
can concentrate on areas which will require more help. Globalization has driven to more note
for the social differences in classrooms, educators are being compelled to implement culturally
responsive teaching strategies and encourage the students to develop empathy and inter cultural
understanding.

Artificial Intelligence in Education Sector

One of the most important spheres of society is education. It is connected to every other industry
and has a significant impact on them. Education has a significant impact on the development of
a country and shapes both the destiny of its citizens and the country’s future. The importance
of education in the current context cannot be understated, as it will continue to have a lasting
impact on the development and evolution of the country and its citizens. Because of this
noteworthy education, for instance, the challenges faced by the education sector during
COVID-19 are noteworthy; however, challenges do not necessarily mean that obstacles will
not be faced by other groups in society. For instance, the COVID-19 pandemic presented issues
for the education sector, although challenges are not exclusive to pandemics of this nature.
In the current era, everything—business, education, banking, and other things—moves online.
This is important for digital technology’s development, growth, and expansion. The term
“Artificial Intelligence” is becoming more and more important, acting as a competent assistant
in almost every industry. The application of AI has gained tremendous traction in recent years,
with the education industry being one of those industries. One of the key developments in
education is the use of IT technology and their applications. Artificial Intelligence (AI)
technologies are welcomed in education; their use in teaching and learning is growing every
day.
The Horizon report, released in 2018, projects a 43% growth in AI applications between 2018
and 2022. According to a report released by the same group, the adoption of AI technology is
expected to increase even farther than previously observed. It is impossible to dispute AI’s

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significance for education, and the field’s future depends on its use in it. In one way or another,
education has welcomed artificial intelligence (AI), yet many educators don’t know what it is.
Similar to how the introduction of computers and televisions changed education, artificial
intelligence (AI) has attracted the attention of numerous researchers, some of whom are
currently examining the technology’s potential for learning optimization. AI enhances
knowledge and information without displacing traditional educational methods. AI, according
to Loeckx, may be a useful teaching tool that lessens the workload for instructors and students
while sacrificing a tent-like learning environment. AI systems to start solving the current issues
with the Indian educational system. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is here to stay and can help
teachers accomplish their goals
The impact of AI on education is still an open subject. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a branch
of machine learning that deals with software that can recognize patterns, anticipate outcomes,
and learn to create new patterns or make decisions on its own. Stated differently, it possesses
the ability to react appropriately to the circumstances, which was not a feature of the software
when it was first created. AI enables it through its logical agents, who are in charge of acting
in a way that is goal-oriented. The concept of a rational agent—which has been used in game
theory, economics, decision theory, etc.—is one who has distinct preferences and makes
decisions based on how to act in order to maximize the outcome given a variety of options.
Studies have confirmed that learning is a social activity that includes interaction and teamwork.
The three primary areas in which AI applications are used in education are Virtual reality,
collaborative learning, and personal tutoring. All the requirements that are used in online
collaboration are to be controlled.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the power to being a change in traditional teaching approaches
and to raise high educational standards. AI-powered tools and platforms may adjust to each
student’s unique demands, improving engagement and knowledge retention by providing
customized information and individualized feedback. This in turn will allow the teachers to
spend considerable amount of time and effort in developing assignments that allow for better
rapport and individual attention to each learner by delegating the ceremonial tasks such as
grading through the use of AI. Kamath Information and Technology, which targets schools,
colleges and universities of India, is one of the educational technology companies that is
progressively implementing AI in its innovation to alter the educational model. These
companies are developing new innovative programs which use AI programs to formulate smart
tutors, help programs for students and efficient learning programs. Thus, it is possible to apply

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artificial intelligence in connection with the evaluation process, especially when a large amount
of data on students has been collected, in addition to using AI in education and learning with
the help of virtual classes. It can inform and quantify that at the specific time when the material
is being delivered and understood, unlike the traditional cessation of learning methodology that
takes a lot of time for an assessment. It is possible to track the students’ performance by using
AI tools and occasionally analyse them. It has algorithms to predict the character of
developmental progression of the students, chances of obtaining a particular grade, and other
problems related to assignments, with a reasonable level of probabilities.

In conclusion, there is a lot to offer in the field of education by artificial intelligence (AI). In an
effort to keep up with the latest advancements in technology, educational institutions must
contrivance artificial intelligence (AI) tools for teaching and learning. Educational institutions
can use AI in accordance with their needs and goals.

Machine Learning

The term “Machine learning” was coined by Arthur Samuel, a pioneer in the area of artificial
intelligence and computer gaming. He defined the term machine learning as – an area of study
that provides computers capability to learn without being explicitly programmed. Basically,
Machine learning is a branch of artificial intelligence that develops certain algorithms by
learning hidden patterns of datasets that are used in making predictions on new similar type
data, without being specially programmed for each task. In simple terms with the creation of
algorithms and models, computers can learn from the given data and make predictions or
judgements and there is no need to be programmed explicitly.

Algorithms are trained to find relationship and patterns in data and use historical data as input
to classify information, make decisions and provide with new content. Let’s understand the
concept of machine learning with the help of an example.

Let say that we have a complex problem and based on which we have to make certain
judgements, decision and prediction. For a person who knows coding will write a code and will
solve it but a person who don’t know coding, will solve it with help of machine learning, he/she

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 just needs to feed data the data to algorithms which will automatically build certain logic-based
data and predict the output. It is much similar to data mining as it is also used and deals with
large amount of data. Both time and money can be saved by using machine learning.

INPUT PAST MACHINE BUILDING

DATA LEARNING OUTPUT
LOGICAL MODEL
ALGORITHM

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CHAPTER 2: LITERATURE REVIEW

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No. Author(s) Year Title Key Findings Methodology

Personalized learning
AI educational Literature
1 Luckin et al. 2016 experiences improve
applications review
student outcomes.

Impact of AI on AI integration improves

Holmes et
2 2019 learning learning outcomes with Meta-analysis
al.
outcomes traditional methods.

Effective AI tutors need

Zhang and AI tutors in
3 2019 high-quality input data Case study
Nouri higher education
for optimal support.

AI-driven AI analytics predict

Observational
4 Blikstein 2018 analytics in student performance for
study
education early intervention.

AI for AI reduces administrative

5 He et al. 2020 educational workload and enhances Mixed-methods
administration decision-making.

Privacy, data security,

Ethical
and transparent AI Theoretical
6 Xu et al. 2021 considerations of
algorithms are critical in analysis
AI in education
education.

AI transforms teacher
Garcia and Effects of AI on roles to facilitators, Qualitative
7 2020
Weiss teacher roles promoting teacher-AI interviews
collaboration.

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 Effective AI integration
AI integration in
Fernandez- requires training and
8 2022 curriculum Survey
Lanvin et al. infrastructure, enhancing
development
curriculum relevance.

AI-driven Adaptive systems

Experimental
9 Zhu et al. 2017 adaptive learning improve engagement and
study
systems retention rates.

NLP tools enhance

Wang and Comparative
10 2020 NLP in education language learning and
Liu analysis
communication skills.

AI-supported AI fosters teamwork and

Di Mitri et Longitudinal
11 2018 collaborative knowledge sharing
al. study
learning among students.

Real-time feedback and

Clark and AI-based Survey and
12 2021 improved assessment
Steiner assessment tools experiment
accuracy with AI tools.

Combining gamification
Bieliková Gamification and with AI boosts
13 2019 Mixed-methods
and Barla AI motivation and
engagement.

AI-driven Personalized paths

Meister et Case study and
14 2022 personalized improve outcomes for
al. analysis
learning paths diverse student groups.

AI-based virtual VR simulations enhance

Alzahrani Experimental
15 2019 reality experiential learning and
and Anand design
simulations skills development.

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 AI feedback systems
AI-enhanced Observational
16 Hwang et al. 2020 enhance self-regulation
feedback systems study
and performance.

AI-driven design
Rajendran et AI in curriculum
17 2018 facilitates personalized Action research
al. design
learning experiences.

Learning analytics
Madaan et AI-powered Quantitative
18 2021 improve decision-making
al. learning analytics analysis
and instructional design.

AI and teacher AI tools support ongoing

Kaliisa and
19 2020 professional teacher development and Case study
Okech
development training.

AI aids in policy
Garcia and AI in educational
20 2017 formulation for adaptive Policy analysis
Martín policy-making
education systems.

No. Author(s) Year Study Focus Key Findings Methodology

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 AI tailors learning
AI and individual
21 Oliver et al. 2018 experiences to meet Case study
learning needs
individual student needs.

AI tools can significantly

Jain and AI for learning Experimental
22 2019 assist students with
Sobczak disabilities study
learning disabilities.

AI enhances the
AI in remote Longitudinal
23 Patel et al. 2021 effectiveness of remote
education study
learning environments.

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 AI technologies increase
AI's impact on
Thomason student engagement
24 2020 student Mixed-methods
and Stanley through interactive and
engagement
immersive experiences.

AI supports educational
Fernandez AI in educational leaders in decision- Theoretical
25 2022
et al. leadership making and operational analysis
efficiency.

AI optimizes curriculum
Lee and AI for curriculum Observational
26 2019 sequencing for enhanced
Choi sequencing study
learning progression.

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 Ethical considerations are
Morrison AI and ethical crucial when Literature
27 2021
and Smith education implementing AI in review
education.

AI-driven educational
AI for
Quinones games improve learning
28 2018 educational Case study
and Segovia outcomes through
gaming
adaptive challenges.

AI tutors adapt to student

AI-driven learning styles, Experimental
29 Bryant et al. 2020
tutoring systems improving outcomes study
significantly.

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 AI tools facilitate deeper
Newman AI in STEM Observational
30 2017 understanding of
and Dale education study
complex STEM topics.

AI-powered translation
AI and language
Hughes and tools break language
31 2022 translation in Case study
Park barriers in multicultural
education
classrooms.

AI automates and
Martin and AI in student Experimental
32 2018 improves the accuracy of
Rose assessment design
student assessments.

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 AI will reshape education
AI's long-term
Anderson systems, focusing on
33 2021 impact on Delphi study
and Rainie lifelong and personalized
education
learning.

AI risks widening the

AI and the digital Theoretical
34 Singh et al. 2019 digital divide if not
divide analysis
accessible to all students.

AI offers personalized
Goldberg AI in special Literature
35 2020 learning solutions for
and Litts education review
special education needs.

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 AI can enhance teacher
Fernandez AI for teacher
training through
36 and 2017 training and Mixed-methods
simulations and real-time
Quintero support
feedback.

Significant privacy
concerns arise with the
O'Neil and AI and privacy in
37 2019 use of AI in schools, Policy analysis
Perez education
needing stringent data
protection measures.

AI improves the
Lopez and AI and college efficiency and fairness of Observational
38 2021
Carter admissions college admissions study
processes.

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 AI facilitates lifelong
Kumar and AI in lifelong learning by providing
39 2022 Survey
Smith learning scalable and adaptable
learning opportunities.

AI poses ethical
AI and ethical
Greenfield dilemmas in education, Theoretical
40 2020 decision-making
and Kaplan requiring guidelines for analysis
in education
equitable use.

In 2016, Luckin et al. Has conducted a study that was on AI application in education, based on
particularly personalised learning experience or tailored learning. Through an extensive
literature review, the researchers found that individualised learning greatly enhances student
results. This shows that tailoring the methods two individual students and tailoring educational
content, adjusting instructional strategies and preferences of the specific students Cam help in
achieving better learning results. in this methodology, an analysis of prior research a synthesis
of data was involved to make judgments and to draw conclusions about effectiveness of
personalised learning within though framework off AI driven educational applications.

Holmes et al. (2019), has conducted a meta-analysis to explore the impact of a integration that
affects learning results will stop there the search was mainly focused on evaluating the effects
of integrating AI technologies with conventional teaching methods will stop during the
research, the researchers discovered that integrating AI Leeds to improving learning as

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compared no traditional methods alone this shows that combining AI with regular teaching
methods can enhance the effectiveness of educational interventions the methodology involved
combining data from various studies to provide oh auto analysis off relationship between AI
integration and learning outcomes.

Zhang and Nouri in 2019 conducted a case study that explains how are tutors are helping in
higher education their focus was on Investigating the effectiveness of AI tutors and importance
of providing high quality input data for optimal support to students. They came to a conclusion
through their research that in order for AI tutors require access to high quality input data who
provide students with personalised and effective assistance. This highlights the significance of
the data quality that is required in using educational AI tool. Go methodology involved the
performance of AI tutors in real college settings dancing the relationship between the calibre of
input data and efficiency of AI tutoring systems was evaluated.

Blikatein in 2018 Has conducted an observational study on the application of AI driven

analytics in education. The study investigated how early intervention techniques could be made
possible by using AI analytics to predict student performance. Through the analysis Blikstein
Discovered that AI driven analysis have the what Angel to predict student outcomes accurately,
enabling educators 2 intervene promptly who support students who are struggling. This
emphasises on the importance of utilising AI technology to get data insights and enhance
educational results. The methodology involved use of AI powered analytics systems in
classrooms and accessing that effectiveness in predicting the student performance.

He et al. In year 2020, Conducted a mixed methods study exploring the impact of artificial
intelligence in educational administration. Their research focused on assessing how AI
technologies yeah effectively streamline administrative task an improve decision-making in
educational settings. Through a combination off qualitative and quantitative methods, the study
demonstrated how AI implementation has reduced administrative workload an enhance the
decision-making quality. This highlights the potential Of AI to optimise administrative
processes a resource allocation in institutions. In order to optimise total knowledge of AI impact

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on school administration, the methodology involved gathering qualitative data through
interviews also ways a quantitative data through measurements or observations.

Xu et al. In year 2021, has conducted oh theoretical investigation on the ethical considerations
surrounding so application of AI in education. Dare study emphasised the significance of
privacy, data security an open AI algorithm within the educational contexts. The researchers
Underlined the crucial relevance of ensuring privacy protection common data security and
transparency in the algorithms within the educational settings bye theoretical analysis and
review of previous literature. This underscores the necessity of ethical guidelines and
regulations to guide the development and implementation of AI technologies in education,
guaranteeing the values of justice. The methodology involved synthesising theoretical
framework and conceptual models to provide insight into the ethical implications of artificial
intelligence in education and provides some recommendation for the ethical practises.

Gracia and Weiss in their 2020 study explored the effects of AI on teacher roles through
qualitative interviews. The research looked into how teachers’ traditional roles are changing as
a result of AI technologies, shifting them towards facilitators and promoting collaboration
between teachers on AI systems. Through these interviews the researchers observe that AI
integration in educational systems is redefining teacher roles, emphasising facilitation of
learning over direct instruction. This highlights the evolving nature off teacher - AI
collaboration a potential of how yeah it has the ability to improve and supplement instructional
strategies. The methodology involved conducting in depth interviews with instructors to gain
insights into their experiences and perception of changing dynamics brought about AI in
education.

in 2022, Fernandez – Lanvin ET a L conducted a study that examined the integration of AI in

curriculum development through uh stairway best study. The research aimed to identify the
factors influencing the effective AI integration in curriculum building procedures the findings
indicated that in order to improve the relevance of the curriculum, effective AI integration
necessitates sufficient infrastructure support and training. through the use officer way approach,
the researchers were able to gather insights from a diverse range of stakeholders involved in

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curriculum development, providing valuable perspectives on the challenge an opportunity that
are associated with integration in education.

In 2017, Zhu et al. Conducted an Experimental study to investigate AI driven adaptive learning
systems and their effects on engagement and retention rates. The result aim to evaluate the ways
in which adaptive systems can enhance student engagement an improved retention rates in
educational settings through experimental methods, researcher discovered that AI driven
adaptive learning systems indeed sleep too improve engagement and retention Rates among
students. This suggests that personalised learning experiences that are facilitated by a
technology can effectively meet the demand of each individual student, booster engagement an
improving recall of course materials. The experimental study design enabled control testing of
adaptive learning system, providing empirical evidence of their effectiveness in enhancing
student outcomes

Wang and Liu in 2020 conducted a comparative analysis on the utilisation of natural language
processing tools NLP in education. Their study looked how an NLP technology can enhance
language learning and communication skills. Through comparative analysis the researchers
assist the efficiency of different NLP tools in enhancing language learning outcomes. Their
findings suggested that NLP tools how potential improve language learning and communication
skills by offering Personalised feedback language practise opportunities and language
comprehension support. This demonstrates how it is important to incorporate an NLP
technology into educational practises to facilitate language acquisition and proficiency
development. The comparative analysis approach Allowed A total evaluation of various an LP
tools and their impact on language learning outcomes.

Di Matri, in year 2018 In their study explored the role of AI - supported collaborative learning
in promoting student collaboration on information sharing. The study aimed to assist how AI
technologies can facilitate learning by maintaining sustainability environments over time. The
researchers discovered through a longitudinal analysis that supported collaborative learning
environment enhance student collaboration fostering teamwork and enabling peer-to-peer
learning exchanges. by examining the long-term impacts off AI supported collaborative

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learning the study shed light on the technologies enduring implications for student engagement
and learning results.

In their 2021 study, Clark and Steiner investigate it the impact of AI based assessment tools on
improving assessment accuracy and delivering real time feedback. Using a combination both
experimental methods answer, the research aim to evaluate the efficiency of AI system in
educational evaluation situations. The findings include AI based assessment tools have
significant benefits including provision of timely feedback to students an increasing accuracy
of their performance evaluation. This suggests that AI technologies have potential to completely
transform the assessment process by offering timely insights and enhancing the reliability of
assessment outdoors the survey component allowed for insides from educators and students,
while the experimental approach enabled controlled testing to evaluate the efficiency of these
tools, and survey component enabled to share perspective an experience of educators and
students using the AI based assessment tools.

Bielikova and Barla in the year 2019 conducted a study that delve into the fusion of gamification
an AI in educational settings. Their study concentrated on assessing though synergistic effects
of incorporation of gamification an AI does, in fact tray student motivation an engagement
levels with the combination of qualitative and quantitative methodologies. The researchers
found that the integration enhances the educators to produce more engaging and dynamic
learning environments, that will lead to increase in student motivation an engagement. The
mixed method approach had made possible a total examination, combining qualitative insights
from interviews or observations with quantitative data analysis to create a comprehensive
understanding off effects of gamification and AI integration in education.

Meister et al. in 2022 conducted a case study on analysis into the impact of AI driven
personalised learning paths on student results, with focus on different student groups. The study
concentrated on assessing how personalised learning paths are facilitated by AI technologies
can enhance learning results our various students groups their findings _the potential off AI
driven personalization to address individual learning needs meet each student’s specific
demand, leading to better academic performance an engagement. The case study approach

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allowed in depth investigation off effectiveness of personalised learning by implementation a
results of individualised learning paths was made possible my case study technique an offered
analysis.

Alzahrani and Anand Conducted an experimental study in the ears 2019 focusing on the use of
AI based virtual reality simulations in education. Their study aims to find out how virtual reality
simulations have improved skill development unexpected mental learning. Through an
experimental design, the researchers evaluated how well VR simulations enhanced skill
acquisition and improving immersive learning experience. The experimental approach enabled
rigorous testing off the impact of we are simulations an educational experience is, providing
empirical evidence of its effectiveness enhancing and highlighting their potential to
Revolutionize learning paradigms

Hwang In year 2020 conducted an observation and study focusing on AI enhancement feedback
system in education. Their study was investigating how they affect self-regulation and learners’
performance. Through observational Methods, researchers aim to investigate the impact of AI
feedback system on students’ capacity to regulate their learning processes an improve their
performance. The result should that AI enhanced feedback system played a very significant role
for improving Academy achievements and enhancing self-regulation skills. This suggest that
personalised feedback that is provided by a system scan empower learners to be properly
monitored and modify their learning processes with the help of individualised feedback from
AI systems. The observational study design Has made the investigation of actual student AI
system interaction possible That also yielded inside full information about potential advantages
to be used in teaching.

Rajendran in the year 2018 explored the integration of AI into curriculum design through action
research one stop their research help to understand how AI driven approaches may support
students learning experiences will stop by actively engaging in curriculum interventions which
are guided by artificial intelligence technologies, the researchers get to know that all such
approaches can be fascinated tailored learning experience that are catering to individual student
needs and preferences. This also shows that integrating AI into curriculum design procedures
can result in teaching methods that are more flexible, responsive an adaptable. Planning

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execution and reflection repeated cycles have made possible with the help of action research
techniques, the searchers were able to jointly build an improve AI driven Curriculum design
strategies in actual educational settings

Madaan in year 2021, Conducted a study an AI powering learning analytics and its effect on
educational decision making an instructional design. Their research employed quantitative
analysis to examine the effectiveness of learning analytics in improving educational outcomes.
That result indicated that decision making processes are improved an instructional design
technique are informed by AI powered learning analytics. This implies that leveraging AI
technologies to analyse learning data can improve valuable insights into performance and
engagement All more informed instructional decisions. The quantitative analysis has made it
possible to systematically examine the relationship between use of learning analytics and its
effect on educational practises.

In a case study published by Kaliisa and Okech, In the year 2020 examined the role how do I
may help with continuous professional developments and training for teachers. The goal of
study was to investigate how I tool good enhance teacher training practises Anne foster their
professional growth. The researchers investigated the use of AI driven tools in teacher
development programmes using the key is methodology. By examining the implementation of
AI driven tools in teacher development programmes the result was concluded that search tools
provide tailored and flexible experience two teachers so that they can successfully meet their
unique professional learning goals. This implies that integration of AI technologies into
teaching programmes can be more efficient and can lead to professional development
experiences. The case study approach Provides inside into implementation process and
shedding light on their potential impact on teaching practises and student learning outcomes.

In the year 2017, Gracia and Martin Carried out a policy analysis that focus on the role of AI
in educational policy making, specifically in the areas of adaptive education systems. Their
research aimed to explore how I technologies could inform and support the development of
policies that allow flexible learning environments. Through policy analysis methods, the
researcher examined the integration of AI driven approaches in educational policy formulation.

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The result showed that artificial intelligence is essential for providing data-driven insights and
predictive analytics that inform policy decisions related to adaptive education systems. This
suggests that leveraging AI in educational policy making can result in more effective and
responsive policies that meet various demands of students. The policy analysis methodology
allowed the examination of existing policies an identifying opportunity for integrating AI
technology to enhance educational practises and outcomes.

Oliver In the year 2018 conducted a study to explore the role of AI in meeting the unique
learning demands of each student. The goal of the study was to investigate however
technologies can be customised two learning experiences that can meet the unique demand of
individual student.Through this approach the researcher examined the implementation of AI
driven interventions in educational settings. The findings highlighted AI important in providing
students adaptive and customise help based on their individual learning profiles and
preferences. This shows that incorporating air technologies into teaching methods can result in
more adaptable and personalised learning environments that raise student achievement in
academic success and engagement. The case methodology allowed for in that investigation off
the execution procedure and outcomes of AI supported interventions providing insights into
their potential impact by addressing the individual learning needs.

Jain and Sobczak in the year 2019 Conducted an experimental study on the application of AI
technologies to help students with learning difficulties. The aim of the research was to
investigate I Out how well AI technologies meet the educational demands of pupils who have
impairments. Through experimental methods they evaluated the impact of AI tools on students
Academy performance and learning outcomes. The findings indicated that by offering tailored
support, flexible learning opportunities unfocused interventions, AI tools can help children with
learning difficulties by providing personalised support, adaptive learning experiences and
targeted interventions. This shows that leveraging AI technologies in educational settings can
help to bridge the learning gap for students and promote their academic success. Thorough l
testing of effectiveness of AI tools in assisting students Was experimental study design start
helps in providing empirical evidence of their effectiveness in enhancing educational outcomes
of this population.

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In Year 2021 Patel conducted a longitudinal study focusing on long term investigation in remote
education. The aim of the study was to investigate how AI technology can improve long term
distant learning environments. The research was done with the help of longitudinal analysis,
they examined the implementation of AI driven interventions in remote education settings
According to the findings, there is a very significant role of AI supporting the enhancement of
the remote learning by offering intelligent facilities of and for the individual learning and
personalized experiences as well as the data insights. SA Places, especially if effective relations
with AI technology are established, can provide more engaging, efficient, and interactive
learning. This longitudinal study design allowed for the examination off long term effects of AI
supported interventions, which also shed light on sustained impact on educational practises and
remote education outcomes.

The quantitative study was conducted by Thomason and Stanley in 2020 to look into the
effectiveness of the student engagement using artificial intelligence. It was conducted with the
intention to understand how the AI integrated with technology changes the way students engage
the subject matter; the researchers sought to discover how adoption of AI technology for
learning purposes was done in a dual method of qualitative and quantitative methods. The
discovery showed that use of AI technology enhances the learning activities of students given
the fact that they mentioned that the technology made their learning experience to be more
interactive and immersive. This shows that integrating AI into classroom can result in lively,
engaging settings that raise engagement and motivation levels among students the mixed
methods approach allowed for a comprehensive investigation which combined quantitative data
analysis with qualitative insights from interviews or observations to provide comprehensive
understanding of relationship between AI and student engagement.

In 2022, Fernandez – Lanvin ET a L conducted a study that examined the integration of AI in

curriculum development through uh stairway best study. The research aimed to identify the
factors influencing the effective AI integration in curriculum building procedures the findings
indicated that in order to improve the relevance of the curriculum, effective AI integration
necessitates sufficient infrastructure support and training. Through the use officer way

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approach, the researchers were able to gather insights from a diverse range of stakeholders
involved in curriculum development, providing valuable perspectives on the challenge an
opportunity that are associated with integration in education.

In year 2019, Lee and Choi Conducted an observation study focusing on the application of AI
to curricular sequencing. The goal of the study was to find out how AI technologies can improve
learning progression my optimising curriculum sequencing. The researchers aimed to
investigate how AI technologies optimise the application off AI driven curriculum sequencing
algorithms in educational context. The findings showed that by taking into accounts to
individual needs learning styles and mastery levels, for string smoother learning a proficiency
level of each student. This research highlights the practical applications an effectiveness off AI
in educational context, emphasising the potential for optimising learning experiences.

Morrison and Smith In the year 2021 conducted oh study on the subject off intersection of AI
an ethical education. The main aim of the study was to understand the importance of ethics by
using AI in education. By conducting A comprehensive review off existing literature, they
explored that there are many ethical concerns like data privacy and bias in AI. Their findings
address the need to address all the concerns to ensure AI in education is transparent and fair
when it is incorporated into the classroom this suggests that ethical education plays a very
important role in guiding responsible an adoption so that AI application can apple the principles
of fairness accountability and transparency exactly the process of conducting A literature review
helps to provide insides from a wide range of sources , understanding of ethical implications of
AI in education on purpose of recommendations 4 ethical practise.

Quinones and Segovia in the year 2018 carried out a case study with the emphasis on how I can
enhance the learning experiences. The main aim was to understand how AI powered educational
games can enhance the learning results. The researchers investigated the use of AI technology
in educational gaming environments. The findings show that adaptive challenges in educational
games can personalised learning experiences making them more engaging an ultimately
boosting student motivation and achievement. The utilisation of this case study methodology
allows an in-depth exploration of artificial intelligence augmented educational gaming

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interventions implementation, providing insights into their potential impact on enhancing
educational practises and outcomes.

Bryant In the year 2020 conducted a study former an experimental investigation focusing on a
tutoring system driven by artificial intelligence. The research aim was to understand how these
systems adapt different student learning styles and their impact on learning outcomes. With the
help of experimental methods, research evaluated the effectiveness of yeah tutoring systems in
improving the outcomes of students Mama their findings highlighted start a tutors can be
beneficial and can enhance the outcomes of the student’s bye tailoring their approach no
individual student learning styles. This suggests so yeah should be integrated into tutoring that
can create more personalised effect an efficient learning experiences boosting the student
achievement. This assessment of air driven tutoring systems was made possible by conducting
the experimental study which produce empirical proof or evidence for their effectiveness in
supporting student learning.

Newman and Dale In the year 2017 ducted an observational study that was focused on the
application of AI in stem education. The aim of the research was to understand how AI tools
contribute better off comprehension of complex stem subjects. Stem means science, technology,
engineering and mathematics topics with the help of observational methods the researcher
examined the use of air driven technology in stem teaching on the result showed that the
technologies are essential for improving learning as they provide individualised support
interactive simulations and real time feedback to the students. With the help of observational
study design exploration of real-world implementations of AI in stem was made that provide
insights into its practical applications and effectiveness in educational context.

HUGHES and park conducted a case study in the year 2022 that concentrated on application of
AI do language translation in the classroom. The aim of the research was to understand holiday
driven translation tools can mitigate the language barriers in diverse classroom. The researchers
looked at the use of AI driven translation tools in classroom with variety of student populations
as the case study methodology. the result show that AI power translation tools is essential for
promoting diversity cooperation on communication between the students with various linguistic

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backgrounds. Case study methodology has enabled comprehensive examination off the result
and implementation process of AI supported translation initiatives, offering insights.

Unexpected material l study by Martin and rose in the year 2018 was conducted with the focus
on the use of AI in student assessment with the aim of investigating how technologies can
automate and improve the accuracy and the precision of student assessments. Using
experimental methods by Monday assessed the effectiveness of air driven assessment tools and
improving the procedures of assessments. The results showed that automating trading activities
for more offering fast feedback and more effectively evaluating assessment data then increase
the accuracy and efficiency of the student evaluations. This suggests that integrating the air
technologies in student assessment can lead to more objective, reliable and timely evaluation
of student performance through their experimental design, they tested rigorously the efficiency
of AI assessment tools by providing the evidence of their effectiveness in assessment practises.

Anderson and Raine conducted Adele see study in 2021 focusing on long term impact of AI in
education let’s stop the aim was to explore how AI will change educational systems, focusing
on lifelong and personalised learning let’s stop through Delfi method, which involves a round
of survey an expert feedback the researchers gathered insights from a panel of experts in
education an AI would stop the findings suggested that AI technology will be transforming the
traditional learning models , promoting lifelong learning opportunities and facilitating
personalised learning experiences tailored to individual student needs and preferences . This
suggests that integrating AI into education will create more flexible, inclusive, and efficient
learning environments. The Delfi study design allowed for the exploration of expert opinions
and reach a consensus an AI potential long term effects on education and offering valuable
insights to all the policymakers, educators and stakeholders in the field of education.

A theoretical investigation was conducted by Singh in in the year 2019 on the connection
between AI an original gap in education. The aim of the research was to explore how AI
technologies may contribute to widening the digital divide as all the technologies are not made
available to all the students. A lot of elements that contribute so digital divide were looked by
our researchers, and possible effects of implementing AI in education through theoretical

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analysis was also looked upon. According to the findings although AI has promise for
improving educational chances there is a risk that unequal access to AI technologies may widen
already existing gaps in education attainment. This focus on how crucial it is to address the
concern about furnace infrastructure an Internet access when implementing AI in education so
that every student can get an equal chance to gain from AI driven technologies.

Goldberg and LITTS in the year 2020 conducted a study focusing on the use of AI in special
education stop the aim of the research was to explore how AI technologies can help the kids
with special educational requirements will receive individualised instruction. The researchers
investigated the use of AI in addressing the particular learning demands of students with
disabilities or other special educational requirements. Their findings highlighted the potential
of AI but offering personalised learning experiences form a targeted interventions tailor to
individual student adaptability and preferences. this suggests that special education can be more
inclusive, accessible and effective with the help of air technologies for all the students with
diverse needs. Say literature review approach the synthesis of insides from various sources and
provide oh comprehensive understanding of all the potential benefits of artificial intelligence
and the challenges in the case of special education.

Fernandez and Quintero Conducted a mixed method study in 2017 that examined the
application of AI into teacher assistance and training. The aim of the study was to investigate
how yeah technologies can enhance teacher training two simulations and real time feedbacks.
With the combination of qualitative and quantitative approaches the deserter examined the
potential of AI driven tools in teaching. The result so but yeah again significantly improves the
teaching preparation by giving teachers access to tailor poaching mama simulations on real time
feedback stop a total inquiry was made possible with the help of mixed method technique that
was allowed I conducted A comprehensive investigation from a combining qualitative insight
from interviews and offer multi pasted understanding of AI's impact on teacher training and
support.

O’Neil and Perez Conducted a policy analysis in the year 2000 with their focus on AI impact
on privacy in education. The goal of the study was to investigate the serious privacy issue that
come with using AI in the classroom and requirement 4 data security protocols. With the help

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of policy analysis method, the researchers evaluated existing policies and regulations related to
data privacy in educational settings. The result showed that significant privacy concerns
including data security algorithm transparency and student confidentiality are brought up by
the use of AI technology in education. Basically, the aim of this is that if we need to protect no
student privacy and guarantee the ethical use of AI in education, stakeholders and legislators in
education must put strong data protection laws and regulatory framework and ensure ethical AI
use in educational contexts. With the help of policy analysis technique, it was possible to look
at the policies that are in place and find any gaps or difficulties and resolving the privacy
concerns related to the use of AI in education.

Lopez and Carter In the year 2021 conducted an observation all research that examined the
impact of AI on college admissions. The goal of the study was 2 see if an iTunes make the
process better and more efficient. The researcher used observational methods to study the
implementation of yeah driven tools in college admission offices. The findings show that 2
automating repetitive procedures, analysing applicant data an identifying qualified individual’s
forma AI place a very crucial role in improving the efficiency of admission Processes. All the
routine tasks analysing applicant data an identifying qualified candidates are automated with
the help of AI. It helps to mitigate the biasness done by humans and promote fairness by
providing objective evaluation criteria and reducing subjective decision making. This shows
that admissions in the college will become more transparent fair and effective with the
integration of AI. This observational study design was allowed for the exploration off real world
implementations of AI in college admissions which also offered insights into the technologies
possible influence on expanding access to higher education.

In the year 2022 Kumar and Smith conducted a survey with emphasising on the application of
AI lifelong learning. The aim of the search was to explore how AI technologies are facilitating
lifelong learning by providing adaptable and scalable learning opportunities. The researcher
uses survey techniques to get the feedbacks on their experiences from educators and students.
The findings show that by providing flexible scalable personalised learning experiences, AI
significantly contributes to increasing access to education and will encourage A lifelong
learning that will empower the individuals to acquire new skills, seek education opportunities

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throughout their lifetimes and to adjust to all the changing situations. This the search was
conducted with the utilisation of a survey approach by collecting the viewpoints from a wide
range of stakeholders who all were engaged in their lifetime in learning and hearing the valuable
insights.

Greenfield and Kaplan carried out or the search focusing on AI an ethical decision making in
education in the year 2020. the aim of the research was to investigate the ethical dilemmas that
are arising from AI technology in educational areas and the need for the guidelines to ensure
fair use. With the help of theoretical analysis methods, various ethical considerations that were
arising from integration of AI in education were examined by the researchers. The results
showed that AI poses difficult ethical problems including data privacy, transparency,
algorithmic bias NIS, which may have effect on educational parity and social justice. This
suggest start in order to ensure transparency social justice educators’ legislators and
stakeholders should provide certain rules and ethical frameworks that can be implemented in
use of AI in education. With the help of theoretical analysis, now the researchers examine all
the frameworks and implications and provided all the insides advantages and disadvantages that
are associated with its implications.

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CHAPTER 4: RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY

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Research is defined as a diligent investigation or inquiry, particularly one that
seeks unique information in any subject of study.

RESEARCH DESIGN:

The research design refers to the working approach or plan of a research study. It is a list of
only the most important research components, those that provide broad guidelines for the
project's particular. It is made up of several previous options that, when combined, form
master plans for carrying out research projects.

A research design connects what has been determined, such as study objectives, to what must
be done to fulfil those objectives. There would be no clear direction for the study's actions if it
did not have a research design. I have used "Exploratory Type” and “Descriptive Type”. Both
qualitative and quantitative research are used in this study.

OBJECTIVES

Any activity that is done without a defined purpose in mind will fail. Objective provides a
specific direction for an operation. The objectives of the study may range from extremely
broad to extremely specific, but they should be clear enough to indicate what the researcher
hopes to accomplish with the investigation and how it will assist the decision maker in
solving a problem with some degree of reasonable accuracy.

The main objective of the research are as follows:

1. Investigate the upsides and challenges of implementing AI adoption in education sector.

2 Examine the effective AI application in education sector.

3. Predict future of Artificial Intelligence in education sector.

4. Studying the perception of students regarding the impact of AI in education sector

Research Methodology

Scope of the study

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The study was beneficial to the researcher since it gave him or her the chance to learn new
things, develop experience, to study and check the perception of students in higher education
for the use of artificial intelligence in education.

Data Collection:

The project is an organised presentation that includes a stated problem, a hypothesis, data that
has been gathered, data that has been assessed, and conclusions that have been suggested in
the form of suggestions.

The major research approach employed is a detailed examination of the outcomes of previous
research on the chosen issue through literature reviews. This assessment included books,
scholarly articles, research papers, and other relevant resources. This method's purpose was to
explain, summarise, and draw conclusions from the given information in order to achieve the
set objectives. They not only provided confirmation for the study's assumptions, but they also
aroused speculation about prospective developments and the field's future.

To ensure consistency and objectivity in literature evaluations, the following structure with
several steps was created. The amount of already published content was first estimated. It was
established how many papers would be assessed in order to define the scope of the review and
select the optimal technique.

Sources of the Data

The information was gathered from both primary and secondary sources. For this research, the
data collection process relied on a variety of sources, including:

Primary Sources:

The basic data is gathered through surveying and the use of questionnaires.

Secondary Sources:

1. Journals: Thus, in this study, we focused on identifying the publications of academic

journals that cover articles on AI for education. Often, these offer academic research
and articles from other scholars, which are handy in developing new knowledge and
scientific data.

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 2. Books: References had to be published books written by people who work in the
fields of artificial intelligence or education. These are scholarly works that offer
relevant and extensive information along with theories that can help the readers better
understand the use of AI in education.
3. Internet Sources: In this context, information relevant to the research issue was
collected on the Web sites of business groups, technological corporations, and
academic institutions. Such sites often present current news, white papers, and
opinions of AI industry experts on applying AI in manufacturing.
On the same note, it should be pointed out that the selection of sources was done
according to their validity and reliability as well as their applicability to the research
area of interest. Special attention was paid to the reliability of the authors, the
labyrinth of the publications’ refereeing process, and the general credibility of the
sources.

Questionnaire Plan:

I used Google forms and a " Structured Questionnaire" to get the necessary

Type Of Information:

A questionnaire is used to get information from the respondents about their perception
regarding the use of Artificial intelligence in education sector.

Type of Questions:

The questionnaire includes "closed-ended questions" and "Multiple Choice type" questions
for data collection.

Sample Planning:

Sample Size: 100

Sample Extend: Uttarakhand (special reference to Dehradun)

Analysis Methods: The data gathered from both sources is systematically evaluated and
interpreted using statistical tools like percentages. The secondary data acquired should be

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thoroughly evaluated by the researcher to ensure its relevance, reliability, and credibility. Data
from relevant and dependable sources must be incorporated in the research. To do this, a
selection strategy should be developed that includes screening accessible data based on
predetermined inclusion and exclusion criteria. These factors may include the publication
date, the study's quality, and compatibility with the research objectives

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CHAPTER 4: DATA ANALYSIS
AND INTERPRETATION

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 Upsides of Artificial Intelligence adoption in education

There are certain upsides of using artificial intelligence in education which includes the
following:

Personalized Learning

Students can have individualised learning experiences with the help of AI technology. It is used
to create what's the latest learning experience for students. An AI system what evaluate how
well the student does on assignments and test in order to find out the areas of difficulties an
offer specific guidance and support it takes into account each students learning preferences,
learning efficiencies and strength that can be generated with the help of AI system through
proper analysis of individual student data students can thereby learn at their own pace and
recognition. AI can adapt the content according to the student rather than experiencing one size
fits all approach.

Efficient Assessment and Feedback

Assessment and best grading can be automated with the help of airy that provides quick reliable
feedback to students. This allows teachers to focus on more nuance aspects of teaching like
offering advice in meeting the needs of each student individually. College students are
benefitted from timely and individualised feedback and teachers can assign lessons to students
on individual basis with the help of these reports. For instance, an AI system may be able to
identify the students that unlikely to fall behind provide an alert to teacher and students an offer
them more assistance helps them to catch up.

Enhance Student Engagement

With the help of gamification an interactive learning artificial intelligence can improve student
engagements. AI systems are created go in hand with the student engagements that are based
on the interest and needs which can be motivating for students, with the help of which they can
learn at the same time and do enjoy, for example playing a game will stop the system may be
able to suggest engaging films or books to students.

Data-driven Insights

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AI can be powerful tool for identifying trends and patterns in student performance. It can
analyse vast amounts of data that provide insights into student learning trends will stop with the
help of these insights’ educators can find out what all problems are faced by students and they
can design curriculum in an optimised way and can take informed decisions to improve
outcomes. Educators can also understand how different methods of teaching can impact
students.

Accessibility and inclusion

AI systems can be easily beneficial an accessible to students with disabilities that can cater all
their needs with the help of tools like speech to text, text to speech and translation services will
stop with the help of these tools all the students can equally participate in the classroom
activities

Improved outcomes

With the use of personalised feedback on support, he a system have potential to improve student
outcomes. With the help of AI students can get their queries resolved and get help but their tasks
instantly, this can be beneficial for all those students who are introvert an do not ask questions
but the fear of being judged.

Scalability

All the AI solutions are scalable and can accommodate large number of students. It can provide
high quality education to wider audience stop providing online courses virtual classrooms, can
reach student globally, breaking geographical barriers.

Challenges of Artificial Intelligence in Education sector

While there are many potential upsides of using AI in education, there are also certain
challenges to consider. Hence are the few -

Overreliance on technology

Over reliance on AI in education has the potential to undermine human components of learning
such as teacher- student connections an individualised mentoring, both of which are critical to
holistic development. Personalised mentoring and connections between educators and learners

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play a vital role in fostering not just Academy growth, but also social and emotional
development.

Bias and fairness

AI systems can incidentally sustain inclinations show in preparing information, leading to

unfair treatment of students because of their social economic background, gender or colour.
Insuring algorithms our fair an unbiased is a significant challenge, that requires continuous
monitoring, diverse and representative training a rigorous testing to identify and mitigate biases
without these measures. It would be difficult for AI to contribute systematic discrimination
rather than alleviate.

Privacy and security concerns

Sensitive student data is frequently collected by AI systems in education, raise the possibility
of misusing or security lapse will stop handling of student data involves strict privacy and
regulations. This may result in identity theft or data exploitation, among other possible risks as
well as privacy violations search as unauthorised access to personal information. In order to
safeguard the student data an uphold confidence in AI technology, it is imperative to ensure that
robust security measures and strictly compliance to privacy standards are maintained.

Cost and infrastructure

Implementing AI solutions in education can be costly. A substantial infrastructure investment,

an many schools and universities may not have resources to invest in these technologies. High
cost associated with procuring cutting edge equipment, preserving software mama educating
personal find enhancing existing infrastructure can be prohibitive, especially for underfunded
schools. This financial barrier can exacerbate the gap between well – financed and poorly
funded institutions by preventing equal access 2 AI enhanced teaching resources.

Equity of access

Not every student has access to the technologies needed to take advantage from AI tools.
difference in resources, such as accessibility of devices and reliable Internet connections can
lead to digital divide and current educational disparities. In comparison to their more fortunate
colleagues, students from underprivileged backgrounds may miss out on the advantages of AI
enhanced learning which would further impede their academic advancement and chances.

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Maintaining equitable access new technology is very crucial to prevent deepening the gap
between various socioeconomic groups.

Lack of human interaction

It is possible that AI system would not be able to replicate the value of human integration in
education. When a student is having trouble in understanding a subject, for example, they could
gain more from A teacher explain it in person because they can show empathy, can modify Their
explanation in response to immediate feedback and provide Emotional support. AI systems now
find it difficult to fully mimic the individualised instruction an encouragement that human
teachers Provide, that is essential for meeting each student’s unique learning needs and creating
oh helpful learning Environment.

Ethical concerns

The ethical implications of AI decision making in education such as mechanised evaluating or

grading, prompt concerns about transparency, accountability and the sustainability of giving
these jobs to computers. Certain issues arise regarding who is capable for mistakes or biases in
AI driven appraisals, how choices can be made by AI can be caught on and scrutinised by
teachers and students whether it is appropriate to rely on machines for assignments that
essentially will affect students’ scholarly prospects.

Quality and accuracy of AI tools

AI systems in education must be highly accurate and reliable, as wrong appraisals or estimates
can have a major negative affect on students’ educational changes and achievements. Errors in
AI driven evaluation seem result in wrong judgments around the potential, advancement and
placement of student’s forma which may be inconvenient to their scholarly development and
future openings will stop ensuring the quality and accuracy of AI technology is essential for
maintaining confidence and equity in educational processes, which calls for thorough testing,
validation an ongoing system development.

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Teaching and learning in artificial intelligence are used in the context of building AI tools to
enable educators and students to excel in their learning. The development and use of new
teaching and learning tools availed for the past 30 years have exhibited some trends. Earlier the
main reason to integrate AI in education was to replace the teachers. On the contrary, at the
moment institutions are learning that teachers are replaced by AI in teaching, learning process.
But the fact is that AI and robots will never replace teachers. Teaching is an intellectual activity
that involves not only transmission of information but also formation of social and emotional
skills that is why the teacher will never be replaced by another machine. Based on the conduct
research instructors can regulatory an adequately introduce AI to enhance teaching without
regarding it as a replacement. In this regard, instructors need to develop AI literacy, get a clear
understanding of how AI Can adequately work alongside teachers and students an what some
potential issues might be and manage various factors such as data protection ethics and privacy.
Based on a recent report from Microsoft and McKinsey of more than 2000 Canadian Singapore
2000 teachers or more in America and UK AI is now providing new innovative ways for
teaching a school to study their student programmes as well as content duration is swift
customised and targeted.

Roles of AI in education sector

1 AI might alter basic activities in education, like grading. It is now possible for teachers to
adjust grading for almost every type of multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank testing, and
automatic grading of student writing seems not too far behind.

2 Students might get more further instruction from AI tutors. These programs can educate
students gloss things, don’t seem to be however is ideal for getting to facilitate students study
high-order thinking and creative thinking, something that real-world teachers are continued to
wish to assist. However, that shouldn’t rule out the prospect of AI tutors being able to try to do
those things within the future.

3 Programmes driven by AI can provide helpful feedback to students and educators. AI can help
students and educators both in tailoring courses that can meet their specific needs. It can also
provide overall feedback on how well the course is doing these systems of AI empowered the

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students to receive necessary support and identify areas for the teachers to enhance their
teaching methods

4 In future, might the roles of the teacher will be shifting due to the advancement in technology
and particularly intelligent computing systems. There will be always a place for teachers in
education but their responsibilities and duties may evolve. With AI capable of handling tasks
like grading and providing personalised learning experiences former teachers may focus more
on guiding students and more of their time were utilised in training students here rather than
doing all the other activities.

5 AI driven data have power to transform how schools connect with, educate and assist
students. Interaction of colleges with perspective of enrolled students are already changing with
the help of data collection by advanced computer system starting with recruitment efforts and
assisting students in selecting the best courses.

AI tools in education and their usage

There are many tools that can be used in the field of education and can benefit students in their
studies but they might not even know about them. Some of the tools are as follows:

Career Bot

First tool that we discuss about is career Bot, oh tool that has been created by 3AMK, a
collaboration between 3 Finnish universities - Hagga- Helia, laurea and Metropolia, for their
students. A trained artificial intelligence Language model called career Bot, is like a small
assistant, specially trained to help students navigate their career paths. It assists them in building
their skill profiles, finding relevant courses for skill development and brainstorming ideas for
research and thesis topic and even searching for job opportunities. Students can establish profile
based on their present skill set, areas for re skilling and future goals by utilising their skills
profile function. They can input information from their CV or their course history at 3AMK to
build these profiles. After their skill profile is set up, career bought help them to explore job
openings that match their skills and interest.

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In addition to career planning, career Bot also assist students in finding topics for their research
or thesis project. By simple entering keywords for their interest, career board provides insights
into the current trends and potential areas for exploration. Overall, Career Bot So as a virtual
career coaches, providing guidance and support throughout the career exploration, job search
and professional development process.

ChatGPT

ChatGPT, developed by open AI was formally launched in November 2022, is an advanced

natural processing tool that operates like chatbot and generate text based on user input. It is
intended to provide thoughtful answer to any question or write things from the user, intelligent
responses to user input in covering a wide range of topics full stop in just two months after
launching the tool it hit 100 million users full stop occasionally comment due to high demand
user may experience wait times as tool reaches its maximum capacity. Although charge PT is
available for free, open AI also offers a paid subscription option price at $20.00 per month. This
subscription provides user with access to the tools even during peak times and ensure faster
response speed. [ Halaweh 2023,1]

It is trained on a sizeable corpus of online text on a variety of data set. This training process
provides this model to acquire the subtitles of human language through their training process
and generate responses that are contextually relevant an appropriate for given situation like any
AI model, charge pity has ethical implications. These includes concerned about bias, privacy
and misinformation. Open AI has implemented measures to allay these concerns by content
moderation and responsible AI usage guidelines. It also provides enterprise solutions and
commercial licences for businesses that require additional feature customization or support.
With this versatility, ChatGPT presents numerous opportunities for enhancing education.

Qillbot

QuillBot, a tool developed by course hero is a paraphrasing tool to improve writing in number
of ways. While it’s free to use, there's also a paid subscription option with additional features.
the tool offers to reword yours written text in any way you like. It can enhance the text language
and syntax forma rewrite it to be more formal awe straightforward, add creativity and change
its length. The tool enhances vocabulary, tune fluency, a style and can adapt to different English
dialects. User can find synonyms for any word and utilise functions like plagiarism check,
translation and citation. High quality text can be produced with the help of quill bot that is

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similar to be more widely known Grammarly tool, both of which offers significant benefits to
students an also teach them new synonyms, grammar and ways to rephrase their sentences.

Speechify

An example of a text to speech tool with AI capabilities is speechify. It is TTS (text-to-speech)

application designed to assist user in consuming digital content more efficiently. It converts
written text into spoken audio, that allows the user to listen to books documents, articles or
written content on go. It is designed to be easy to use and can be beneficial for students with
dyslexia or vision impairments. It is also great for students who study best while listening to
audio files, since it enhances both quality of learning process and results. It can also be useful
for hearing word pronunciations when having a new language. Another useful feature is using
the tool to proofread your writing aloud will stop hearing your text read aloud can help catch
mistakes and improve flow of your writing. It also allows you multitasking as you can listen to
study material at the same time as going on a walk or taking notes. [Weitzman 27 June 2022]

It seamlessly integrates with popular learning platforms such as kindle, apple books, Google
books, allowing users to listen to their eBooks and study materials directly within the app. It
offers a free version with basic features and also offer a premium subscription with additional
features like advanced customization option, offline access to content and text to speech etc.

Speech to text

Speech to text technology is a valuable tool that is invoice of text to speech form a feature
provided by companies like speech notes open Google, or apple forma which functions
similarly to speeches to text you too dictation being built into all their devices. These tools
recognise the audio and transcript into or text version will stop a lecture can be transcript using
speech to text; this is especially helpful for students who struggle to take notes, are hard of
hearing or are non-native speakers who may not understand everything that is said.

Synthesia

Synthesia is a user-friendly video producer tool that can create your professional videos using
text to video function, with no video editing skills required from the user. It offers a wide range
of features, including the ability to create videos in 120 languages and it also has 125 different
avatars to choose from and allowing the ability to done in your own voice. Synthesia is just one
of many video generator tools i.e. available on the Internet. These resources can be utilised for

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presentations and homework in classes and teachers can also create course material using this
tool as well.

DeepL AI

The DeepL AI translator, renowned for its high-quality translations across 31 languages. It is
not limited to just text, but can translate seamlessly full PDF, word and PowerPoint files. It can
be downloaded in any device or can be used online on their website. There are certain
limitations on using free version of this tool, like how much you can translate monthly so there
are also several subscription types to choose from. Deep L has introduced in beta version, which
function as a grammar, punctuation and rephrasing tool. This is a one possible substitute for
Google translate.

PaLM2

PaLM2 is an advanced multilingualism, reasoning and coding. It is utilised in number of

programmes, including coding and Google Bard, which enhance language capabilities a support
coding task. Additionally, Med – PaLM2 Is a tool designed to provide medical insights and also
utilises the language model

Future of Artificial Intelligence in Education sector

The education sector is poised to experience a substantial transition, with AI’S expanding
influence. While its complete effect is still obscure, there have been some interesting
developments but we have watched in this way distant. Two important fields which hold great
potential of integration of AI in education are personalised learning platforms an AI combined
with natural language.

Educational institutions, extending from schools and colleges, online learning platforms and
corporate training programmes are being embraced by AI technologies. This trend is fuelled by
a few variables, increased venture capital investment, the growing demand for personalised
learning and rapid evolution of educational technologies.

one prominent train driving the global AI in educational market by intelligent tutoring systems
and adaptable learning platforms. These systems are crucial for driving diverse AI powered

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educational apps as well as the efficient gathering and investigation of endless sums of
instructive information which in turn advances their broad selection.

AI is being utilised in education a number of crucial areas, counting data-driven experiences,

brilliantly coaching frameworks, regulatory productivity and individualised learning. These
applications enable educational institutions may guarantee student engagement, improve
learning results and make defensible decisions based on insights from data. By leveraging AI
technologies, the global AI in education sector is poised to continue its growth trajectory,
propelling innovations across a range of educational environments

INTERPRETATION AND FINDINGS

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RESEARCH FINDINGS

AGE GROUP

The age of the respondents who have participated in the research are 22.4% of the total
respondents are between the ages of 17-19 years, 66.1% of the total respondents are between
the ages of 20 – 21 years and 11.7% of the total respondents are between the ages of 22-27
years.

Fig.1

The above Pie Chart states that from the total collected responses of 105, a majority of 97.1%
among the total respondents are aware and familiar with the concept of Artificial Intelligence
and only 2.9% of the total respondents are not familiar with the concept of Artificial
Intelligence.

Fig.2

The above Pie Chart (fig.2) states that majority population often uses AI technology. As a total
of 84% respondents have opted for either always, often or sometimes and only 16% of the
respondents have opted for rarely and never. These numbers are even expected to grow in
future towards a positive side.

Fig.3

The above figure.3 clearly states that a majority population have used AI in their studies. As
the Pie Chart clearly depicts 86.7% of the total respondents have opted yes, they have used AI
in their studies and only 13.3% of the total respondents have opted for no, they haven’t used
AI in their studies. As the adoption for AI is growing day by day these number for usage of AI
for studies are further expected to grow in future.

Fig4.

The above figure.4 shows that a total of 70.5% out of the total respondents strongly agrees or
aggress to the fact, “would you like to see more AI integration in your educational
institution?” where in 20% of the respondents still wants to remain neutral for seeing further
integrations in the educational institutions. At the end only 9.5% of the total respondents are
against AI‘s integration in our education system, these respondents either disagrees or
strongly disagrees to the fact.

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Fig.5

These are several AI technologies including ML, Robotics, Cat bots, Virtual Assistance, etc.
The above Figure.5 states all the AI technologies used by the respondents. As the graph
depicts that a total of 15.2% of the total respondents have the experience of using Machine
learning, on the other hand 10.5% of the respondents have the experience of using Robotics.
Further the most respondents have the experience of using Chat bots (74.3%), $9.5% of the
total respondents have the experience of using virtual Assistance and at last only 14.3% of the
respondents haven’t use any of these AI technologies.

Fig.6

The above question is a followed question for specially those 70.5% respondents of Figure4
who wanted to see further integration in the education system. Figure6 states that as the
respondents were allowed to select multiple responses, the most respondents a total of 80
people out of 105 have opted to see smart classrooms. Further 56 out of 105 have opted to see
AI powered personalized recommendations, 46 respondents out of 105 have opted to see
Virtual reality‘s application in the educational institutions. At last 49 out of 105 respondents
have opted to see Smart Assessments and 58 out of 105 have opted to see intelligent
educational software.

Fig.7

In figure7 we could see the responses of the population to the question that “which of the
following areas do you think can benefit students?” The graph clearly depicts that most of the
respondents (69.5%) have opted for personalized learning. Further 46 out of 105 respondents
have opted for automated learning and 55 out of 105 respondents have opted for tutoring
support. At last 66 out of 105 respondents have opted for carrier guidance and 55 out of 105
respondents have opted for educational content creation.

Fig.8

The above Pie Chart (fig.8) clearly states that a majority of 56.2% of the total respondents
believes that AI technology can enhance creativity and innovation amongst the students.
Where in 26.7% of the respondents still remains neutral on the question and a total of 17.1%
respondents either strongly disagrees or disagrees to the fact that AI technology can enhance
creativity and innovation among students.

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Fig.9

The above Pie Chart (fig.9) shows responses to the question that “do you feel properly
prepared to interact with AI technology in your academic pursuit.” A majority of 50.4% of the
respondents either strongly aggress or agrees to the question. Where in 42.9% respondents
remain neutral and 6.7% of the respondents either strongly disagrees or disagrees to the
question.

Fig.10

The above graph depicts the responses to the question “Which of the following ethical
considerations related to AI in education concern you?”43 out of 105 respondents have raised
their concerned towards ‘Privacy and discrimination’. Further 24 out of 105 respondents have
raised their concerned towards ‘Bias and Discrimination’ and the majority of 71 out of 105
respondents have raised their concerned towards ‘Lack of human Interaction’. At last 60 out
of 105 respondents have raised their concerned towards ‘Job displacement’ and only 4
respondents had no concerns.

Fig.11

The above figure 11 states the response to the question “Are there, concerns of fears do you
have regarding the use of AI in education?” The majority of the population 54.3% of the total
population still remains neutral and the remaining 35.2% of the total population either
strongly agrees or agrees to the question and rest 10.5% of the total population either strongly
disagrees or disagrees.

Fig.12

The above figure12 states the responses to one of the most important question of the whole
study, “Do you think AI technology can replace human teachers in the future?” Respondents
44.7% either strongly agrees or agrees to the fact. Where in 30.5% still remains neutral and at
last 24.7% either strongly disagree or degrees to the question.

Fig.13

The above figure13 states the responses to the question, “Do you think AI technology can
bridge the educational gap between disadvantaged and privileged?” major respondents

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44.8% till remains neutral. Rest 39.9% respondents either strongly agrees or agrees to the
question and at last 15.35 respondents either strongly disagree or degrees to the question.

LIMITATION OF STUDY

● Sampling bias: The study may have only surveyed a specific group of youth, because
the survey was distributed heavily in the college campus and among my friend circle.

● Self- reporting bias: The study may rely on self - reporting data from participants,
which may not be accurate or truthful due to the fact that most of the participants
indulge in their own dissertation and are busy with exams and also the survey was
mostly filled by the college students or individual age between 18 - 25, the age group
above 25 has not been able to fill the survey and hence it has act as a limitation.

● Limited generalizability: The study’s findings may be limited in their generalizability

to other contexts due to the narrow focus on a specific region or culture.

● Response Rate and Non-Response Bias: The reaction rate to the study may have been
less than ideal, driving to potential non-response predisposition in the event that those
who chose not to take part contrast methodically from those who did. This may affect
the unwavering quality of what comes about and their generalizability.

● Questionnaire Design and Measurement: The plan of the study survey and the
particular estimation devices utilised may have impediments in capturing the
complexity and subtleties of financial specialist decision-making forms precisely. This
might result in misrepresentation or neglecting basic components that impact
behaviour

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CHAPTER 5: CONCLUSION

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In conclusion, this research study to thoroughly investigated the application of AI in the field
of education, offering useful insights into its benefits, limitations, current condition, Future
advances and perspective of students in higher education. The study looked closely at how AI
is changing education, counting progress is in personalised learning, administrative
effectiveness, quality control, as well as it utilises invite run of settings such as corporate
training programmes, online learning environments and educational institutions. The report
emphasised the important role that AI is playing in creating the future of education and the
importance of ongoing research and development to improve its adoption in the sector.

The findings of this study Unambiguously Show how much AI has affected the education sector.
The implementation of AI technology Has been demonstrated to significantly enhance student
involvement in learning outcomes, efficiency and learning results. AI enables institutions to
attain higher level of personalization, speed and cost efficiency by automating repetitive task
and optimising operations. Moreover, AI systems capacity to analyse huge information sets and
provide critical bits of knowledge bolsters data-driven decision making and Predictive analysis,
coming about in more successful educating techniques and resource allocation. These
discoveries highlight AI’s immense potential to transform the education industry and emphasise
the noteworthiness of proceeding to investigate and apply AI innovations to drive future
changes in this zone.

Even though artificial intelligence offers the education sector with many advantages forma it is
critical to recognise and overcome the limitations and obstacles associated with its application
will stop large investments in infrastructure, new technologies, and workforce development are
necessary for its mainstream adoption. Furthermore, there is an urgent need to address concerns
about data privacy and security from potential breaches, in order to protect them. Moral
perspectives, such as impact on workflow a commitment of guaranteeing equity and open S in
AI driven decision-making forms, should also be considered to uphold justice and transparency.
Teachers can maximise the benefits of AI whereas restricting Conceivable risk and ensuring the
suitable and maintainable integration of AI within the instruction industry by proactively
handling these troubles.

AI in education has a promising future full of opportunities for advancement and creativity. We
ought to anticipate major pics up in instructor forms as AI advances develop and develop.
Higher personalization, more optimization and better learning experiences are the outcomes of
these advancements. The educational landscape will change with the integration of AI with

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other emerging technologies such as the Internet of Things it, big data analytics a robotics will
transform the educational landscape, paving the way for the development of smart classrooms.
These situations will be recognised by consistent network and participation among system,
devices and processes which will boost productivity and efficiency. Moreover, AI will be basic
in giving prescient Analytics, real time checking a brilliantly decision-making coming about in
upgraded instructive results an operational execution. Bye utilising AI and all its potential,
educational institutions may stay ahead of technological changes, acquire the competitive edge
and stimulate innovation in education by embracing AI an is potential.

This study presents an in that examination of use of AI in education, with the focus on data-
driven insights for my intelligent tutoring systems forma individualised learning and
administrative effectiveness. The examination focuses on the different Ways AI is transforming
please feels an advancing them significantly one stop AI is being utilised to tailor learning
experiences to individual student needs bomber optimise administrative task and improve
resource management. AI aids in areas such as student performance analysis, content
recommendation and process optimization format resulting in more efficient and effective
education. AI is crucial to educational administration since it boosts safety, enhance quality
control an optimises operations. AI gives brilliantly robotization in substance convince,
rearranging the educating prepare and progress exactness.

AI improves quality and efficiency in education by being employed in curriculum development,

assessment planning, and student involvement across a range of situations. AI is additionally
critical in online learning stages forma helping with predictive analysis, quality assurance and
course improvement. The use of AI in education offers a number of benefits. It promotes
personalised learning; quality control calls my process optimization and safety. However,
problems like early investment cost, data privacy, and integration complexity need to be
resolved for AI to be applied effectively.

Looking ahead, in education seems to have a bright future will stop artificial intelligence
developments in robotics for machine learning and natural language processing will continue
to drive advancement and revolutionise the instruction segment will it stop as AI proceeds to
advance its potential applications in instruction will expand encourage for my advertising even
greater efficiency, personalization a maintainability. The integration of AI will within the
instruction segment would be transformative drift that will shape the longer term of learning
over different settings. For educational institutions to remain competitive in the rapidly

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changing global economy. They must adopt and use AI technologies put stop educational
institutions may improve their operations, open up new perspectives, and provide high quality
learning experiences quickly and effectively by utilising AI.

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