Analysis of Chatbot Development for learning and Teaching Principles Based on service efficiency
Chatbot Development for learning and Teaching
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https://doi.org/10.61306/ijecom.v2i1.19Keywords:
Chatbot, Virtual Teaching Assistants, Student–Instructor Interaction, Education, Artifcial IntelligenceAbstract
The integration of technology, especially chatbots, into education holds substantial significance. These AI-powered tools possess the capacity to revolutionize the educational landscape by elevating student engagement and refining learning outcomes. The study accentuates the constructive influence of chatbots on academic achievement, adeptly addressing learning obstacles with rapid responses. Notably, chatbots offer personalized and interactive learning, nurturing independent scholarly pursuits and providing tailored guidance. Nonetheless, the journey is not devoid of challenges, as chatbot development and management necessitate technical acumen. The research adroitly employs a spectrum of methodologies, spotlighting chatbots' pivotal role as pedagogical assets that harmonize with traditional teaching paradigms. The study culminates in the realization that while chatbots can bridge gaps in student-teacher interactions and ameliorate learning trajectories, meticulous preparation, technical prowess, and ethical considerations stand as indispensable prerequisites for their efficacious integration. Ultimately, this research extends its illumination to educators, administrators, and policymakers, disseminating insights into the potentials, challenges, and optimal strategies encompassing chatbot assimilation in education. In doing so, it impels the progression towards more enriching and refined educational experiences.
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