Personalized learning systems and recommender algorithms support effective AI-powered collaborative learning through tailored content and peer matching¶
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q2 i? Machine learning-based tailored course recommendations from learner profiles and knowledge-graph-based automated feedback enhance group performance in AI-driven collaborative environments. → Kovari 2025
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Kovari 2025¶
Kovari, A. (2025). A systematic review of AI-powered collaborative learning in higher education: Trends and outcomes from the last decade. Social Sciences & Humanities Open, 11, 101335. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ssaho.2025.101335
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The review's synthesis of personalization studies (narrative review attributing this to Zheng, Fan, et al., 2023) reports that knowledge-graph-based automated feedback enhances group performance; it also cites Chang et al. (2024) on tailored course recommendations from learner profiles. No effect sizes are printed.
"Zheng, Fan, et al. (2023) demonstrate how knowledge-graph-based automated feedback supports deeper knowledge elaboration and enhances group performance in AI-driven collaborative environments."
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Personalized learning systems and recommender algorithms support effective AI-powered collaborative learning through tailored content and peer matching |
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Personalized learning systems and recommender algorithms support effective AI-powered collaborative learning through tailored content and peer matching |
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