Chatbots were the most frequently used AI application type for supporting SRL, followed by evaluation systems¶
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q3 i? The 14 reviewed studies used four AI application types: chatbots (7 studies, 50%), evaluation systems (5 studies, 35.71%), serious digital games (1 study), and e-textbooks (1 study). → Min Lan & Xiaofeng Zhou 2025
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Min Lan & Xiaofeng Zhou 2025¶
Min Lan & Xiaofeng Zhou. (2025). A qualitative systematic review on AI empowered self-regulated learning in higher education. npj Science of Learning. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41539-025-00319-0
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Descriptive synthesis across the 14 included studies. The review states "Chatbots were the most frequently used", leveraging them for help-seeking, feedback, and learning monitoring and management.
"The reviewed studies utilized four types of AI applications: chatbots (7 studies, 50%), evaluation systems (5 studies, 35.71%), serious digital games (1 study, 7.14%), e-textbooks (1 study, 7.14%, see Table 3 for details). Chatbots were the most frequently used."
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- Machine learning is the most frequently studied AI type in AIED systematic reviews, followed by intelligent tutoring systems, learning analytics, and data mining — related
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