Evidence exists for AI agents as collaborative partners, but more work is needed on how computing agents can best support learning of AI itself¶
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q2 i? The review finds evidence for the use of AI partners in collaborative learning, while noting that more work is needed to ascertain how computing agents can best support the learning of AI itself. → A Hingle 2024
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A Hingle 2024¶
A Hingle, A Johri. (2024). Systematic Review of Collaborative Learning Activities for Promoting AI Literacy. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6178-1256
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The review's research-implications synthesis, noting that some included studies used AI agents to support teamwork (e.g. student-to-student working with AI). It states "Evidence for the use of AI partners is present, but more work is needed to ascertain how computing agents can best support the learning of AI itself." No effect sizes are printed.
"Evidence for the use of AI partners is present, but more work is needed to ascertain how computing agents can best support the learning of AI itself."
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Evidence exists for AI agents as collaborative partners, but more work is needed on how computing agents can best support learning of AI itself |
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Evidence exists for AI agents as collaborative partners, but more work is needed on how computing agents can best support learning of AI itself |
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