Six second-year undergraduates, Sarah Chaudhary, Mikoto Ando, Sahil Gaikwad, Nadia Abdul Muiz, Yuma Noguchi and Suhas Hariharan, presented at Bett. They showcased ideas for using AI for PC in educational settings. The concepts included using touchless computing for hands-free whiteboards and for teaching programming skills. Many of these innovations for the classroom are also accessibility tools for people with disabilities.
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That’s so cool! Love seeing students coming up with creative ways to use AI in education, especially to make it more accessible
How do you think these AI tools could change the way we learn in the future?
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amazing!
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From my experience, it can certainly make learning hard concepts easier, since you have constant access to AI, which is not the same as emailing or otherwise talking to a teacher. Other than that, AI will be useful in quite a few different ways such as essay writing, finding and analysing sources, generating ideas. Although, I personally believe that this is more like an on demand service, as you could still ask friends for help with these, for example.
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