Comparative Study of Artificial Intelligence-Based Teaching With Human Interactive Teaching

Comparative Study of Artificial Intelligence-Based Teaching With Human Interactive Teaching

Sapna Jain, M. Afshar Alam
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-3351-2.ch005
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Abstract

Artificial intelligence applications in higher education have become popular, which promotes various learning programs with skill-based curriculum. These artificial intelligence-enabled systems bring a perspective of global classroom. The fundamental system of training helps the students to associate self-learning habit where they can have selection of activities, which can be utilized for different other courses. The human interactive learning prepares the course material, design curriculum, opportunity of articulation, and contribute to the mind-boggling capabilities of the future. The chapter shall study the impact of artificial intelligence learning and human interactive teaching on the students of a university and analyse the results. The chapter focuses to analyse features of traditional system of learning, and artificial intelligence-based robotic learning associates are winding up increasingly accessible are explored in depth using illustrations and case studies. The chapter portrays the effect of artificial intelligence on the education, which can help the student to overcome troubles and see how to push them, to improve the creative mind of a collectivity, and to structure another educational experience. The chapter also discusses the features of human interactive learning method, which is incorporated in artificial intelligence educational systems but can considered for research in future.
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Introduction

The future of higher education is directly linked to new technologies that can use smart new machines. The open-minded technological advancements have opened up new opportunities and challenges for teaching and learning in higher education, through fundamental changes in the management and internal design of tertiary institutions. Artificial Intelligence is the capacity of a PC controlled robot to perform undertakings related with scholarly abilities of individuals, for example, the capacity to reason, find importance and gaining from past understanding.

The objective of AI is to make innovation that permits machines to go about as savvy specialists. As per Kaplan and Haenlein, AI is the framework's capacity to effectively decipher and gain from outer information, and to use the figuring out how to accomplish explicit objectives and undertakings through adaptable adjustment. The advantages of Artificial Intelligence over Human Intelligence is it is man-made brainpower which guarantees gigantic speed and accuracy. What a researcher can do shortly, AI can accomplish in excess of a million simultaneously. It can work every minute of every day hours and can access more data. Artificial Intelligence has acquired insurgency the training business, changing the manner in which we learn. It makes learning increasingly customized and helpful for understudies. It helps in expanding the measure of time spent on every individual understudy. AI has potential in computerizing complex managerial assignments for both scholarly foundations and educators and teachers. Instructors spend the most occasions in reviewing schoolwork, assessing papers and offering an incentive to reactions of the understudies.

AI based intelligence assesses tests so as to invest more energy with understudies one-on-one. Computer based intelligence can mechanize the preparing and grouping of desk work. Computer based intelligence is accepted to convey more an incentive than this. Programming designers are discovering approaches to composed reactions and papers. It will diminish overhead expenses and make the route for a littler staff to work adequately. Robots can enable their linguistic quality and make computerized content. Virtual substance, for example, computerized talks and video gatherings are likewise the new creations of AI. The digitalization of substance has just arrived at the homeroom. Artificial intelligence can help digitize reading material or make redid learning interfaces that apply to understudies of all age ranges and grades. Cram101 is one such framework that produces advanced substance through part rundowns, practice tests and cheat sheets. There is another stage called Netex Learning. It permits instructors and educators to plot an advanced educational program across video, sound and an online colleague. Communication with educators or teachers gets simpler if training organizations embrace AI. So does your learning. Understudies by and large can't arrive at their guides past study hall hours or messages. Be that as it may, shrewd mentoring frameworks use information from a specific understudy or a gathering of understudies so as to work with them legitimately and give them criticism. Artificial intelligence will assist us with growing new thoughts and critical thinking aptitudes. In all honesty, technologists accept that the first speaker in the homeroom will never again be a human and will before long be supplanted by a robot. Enlarged reality also will be a piece of the study hall. Virtual human helps as of now react to people through signal acknowledgment innovation.

Key Terms in this Chapter

Knowledge View: Knowledge view is the use of a scene or scene to disseminate information to a person or persons. This visual information can take the form of a pie chart, bar chart, graph, presentation, diagram, infographic, image, sketch, or illustration.

Digital Classroom: A digital classroom is usually one that incorporates electronic devices and software into a learning environment.

Academic Literacy: Academic literacy is the ability to understand and refer to the necessary academic vocabulary in post-secondary education.

E-Learning: E-learning is a way of learning that happens electronically, often through the internet.

Quiz: A quiz is a quick and informal assessment of student knowledge.

Technology Literacy: Technology literacy is a term used to describe an individual's ability to assess, acquire, and communicate information in a fully digital environment.

Blended Learning: Blended learning combines in-person learning and interactions with online learning elements.

Syllabus: A syllabus is a contract between a faculty department and its students. It outlines the duration of the course, which will be covered through the period, informing students of what they expect and what they need.

Collaborative Teaching: A collaborative classroom is a classroom where students actively work with each other and with a teacher in an active group learning environment.

Virtual Learning Environment: A virtual learning environment is an online-based platform that provides digital solutions to students and professors that enhance the learning experience.

Performance Assessment: Performance assessment is a task that students should perform instead of writing tests.

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