How K–12 Schools Have Adopted Artificial Intelligence
AI integration offers new potential to improve student outcomes and security.
Over the past several years, artificial intelligence transitioned from the movie screen to reality, and soon it will be everywhere.
The ubiquity of AI across industries leads to two key points for K–12 schools.
First, K–12 schools should use current AI solutions to help with everything from classroom performance to network safety and monitoring. Second, students need to start learning how to design, manipulate and work alongside AI machines in order to build the foundation they need as they prepare to enter the workplace.
Organizing a successful AI integration and education plan will take collaboration and proper planningon the part of school decision-makers.
“AI may hold the potential to personalize instruction and learning. Yet its use in educational settings will require educators and school leaders to develop an understanding of how it can be implemented safely and smartly,” Keith Krueger, CEO of the Consortium for School Networking said in a recent statement.
AI Can Act as A Multifaceted Digital Assistant
Artificial intelligence offers a helping hand to K–12 educators, staff and administrators, easing the burden of daily tasks and extending constrained resources.
Personalized learning, for example, is being rapidly adopted by educators as a key pedagogy. However, one of the most difficult parts of personalized learning is finding the time to give each student the attention he or she needs.
AI-enabled teaching assistants and mobile applications help educators meet that challenge, using input from students to adjust course materials through educational apps, leaving teachers time to CONTINUE READING: How K–12 Schools Have Adopted Artificial Intelligence | EdTech Magazine
