AI in Education

What are AI chatbots?

• Computer-powered technologies that answer questions in a human-like manner, providing instant answers, lesson summaries, or conducting quizzes.

• Simple programs that can only respond to basic commands.

• Robots that physically interact with users to provide assistance.

• Software that only provides pre-recorded responses to user inquiries.

What is Computational Thinking?

• A teaching and learning framework that AI tools can help develop, with resources available for K-12 education.

• A method for solving complex mathematical problems using algorithms.

• A programming language used primarily for educational purposes.

• A strategy for enhancing physical education in schools.

What is overreliance on AI?

• A potential risk where students or educators depend too heavily on AI technologies, leading to diminished critical thinking skills.

• A method to enhance critical thinking by using AI tools effectively.

• A strategy to eliminate the need for human educators in the classroom.

• A way to ensure that all students have equal access to educational resources.

What is accessibility in AI design?

• Creating AI systems that can be used by all learners, including integrated accessibility features.

• Designing AI systems that only cater to advanced users.

• Developing AI systems that require specialized training to use.

• Creating AI systems that are visually appealing but not functional.

What are Automated Tasks in education?

• Routine tasks that AI tools can perform, freeing up educators to focus on more meaningful interactions with students.

• Tasks that require human intervention and cannot be automated.

• Activities that are only performed by students without any teacher involvement.

• One-time tasks that do not require repetition or consistency.

What is Natural Language Processing (NLP)?

• A technology used by AI tools to understand and generate human language, allowing for interaction in a conversational way.

• A method for analyzing numerical data in machine learning.

• A programming language specifically designed for artificial intelligence.

• A framework for building physical robots.

What are Conversational Agents (CAs)?

• Computer programs that support conversational interactions with humans, also known as dialogue systems, virtual assistants, or chatbots.

• A type of artificial intelligence that only performs tasks without interaction.

• Software that manages databases and data storage.

• Devices that facilitate video conferencing and online meetings.

What is Digital Literacy?

• The ability to effectively use digital technologies and understand their importance in education.

• The skill to read and write in a digital format only.

• The knowledge of how to create digital content without any tools.

• The capacity to memorize digital information without understanding it.

What are ethical considerations in AI?

• Principles to ensure inclusive and equal learning experiences when integrating AI in education.

• Guidelines for maximizing profit from AI technologies.

• Rules for limiting AI's capabilities in decision-making processes.

• Strategies for reducing the cost of AI implementation in businesses.

What is Effort Expectancy?

• A concept from the UTAUT model referring to how easy it is to use new technology.

• A measure of the time required to learn new technology.

• A theory that explains user satisfaction with technology.

• A framework for assessing the cost of technology implementation.