THE TRANSFORMATIVE ROLE OF GENERATIVE AI IN EDUCATION: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENHANCING STUDENT LEARNING AND ASSESSMENT THROUGH MASS INTEGRATION
Keywords:
Generative AI In Education, Ethical Considerations, Personalized LearningAbstract
Generative AI (GenAI) technologies, encompassing language models and text generation tools, have emerged as transformative tools with significant implications for education. This research delves into the multifaceted applications and ramifications of integrating GenAI into students' learning and assessment practices. By harnessing the capabilities of GenAI, educational institutions stand to offer tailored learning experiences, foster heightened engagement, and streamline assessment methodologies. Nonetheless, ethical quandaries, notably concerning plagiarism and academic integrity, necessitate careful consideration to ensure responsible deployment. This study meticulously scrutinizes the advantages, hurdles, and optimal approaches for incorporating GenAI within educational environments, seeking to furnish educators and policymakers with insights into harnessing the potential of this groundbreaking technology. Through comprehensive examination, this research endeavors to pave the way for informed decision-making regarding the integration of GenAI, ultimately aiming to bolster educational efficacy and innovation.
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