Student AI competency achievement and curriculum-AI frontier alignment dominate the indicator-level priority ranking¶

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q2 i? AI Core Competency Achievement (S6, global weight 0.1438) and Curriculum-AI Frontier Alignment (S1, 0.1056) together account for approximately 25% of total weight, and no Technical Support or Cross-Cultural Adaptability indicator entered the top five. → Zijing Wu and Qiang Li 2026

Evidence¶

Zijing Wu and Qiang Li 2026¶

Zijing Wu and Qiang Li. (2026). Evaluation indicator system for AI certificate programs. International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s41239-026-00604-x

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Indicator-level AHP results (Table 5) from the same 18-expert pairwise comparison study. The quote reports the two dominant indicators and their combined share of the weight distribution; four of the top five indicators belonged to curriculum design and instructional implementation dimensions.

"At the indicator level, two items dominated the priority ranking: AI Core Competency Achievement (S6, global weight = 0.1438) and Curriculum–AI Frontier Alignment (S1, 0.1056), together accounting for approximately 25% of the total weight distribution"

Discussion¶

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