Technology has provided us with many new ways to learn. In the classroom, there are both pros and cons of the artificial intelligence that technology offers.

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15 Pros and 5 Cons of
Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom

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Technology
Technology is an essential part of human progress. Whether it
be sticks, stones or smart phones, tech has allowed us to excel
in our environments. With tech becoming more ubiquitous and
classrooms being digitized, the pros and cons of artificial intel-
ligence have been the focus of many heated debates between
education and tech experts.
AFTER ALL,
computers are getting smarter, and artificial
intelligence is more science-fact than science-
fiction. Educators could soon find themselves
at the head of a digital classroom with AI at
its heart. What could possibly go wrong?
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Pros and Cons
of A.I: 15 Reasons
Why it Works 1. Personalized Learning: Much attention is usually given to what students
learn, with a historical tendency to focus on curriculum. However, how a stu-
dent learns is just as important. Advances in AI are giving teachers a better
understanding of how their students learn and allowing them to customize the
curriculum accordingly.
2. ITS (Intelligent Tutoring Systems): ITS aren’t some far-off vison of the fu-
ture—they already exist in a practical capacity. While far from the norm, they
are capable of functioning without a teacher having to be present and can
effectively challenge and support the learner using different algorithms.
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3. Adaptive Group Formation: By analyzing learner information, AI can
generate groups particularly suited to a certain task, or groups that balance
one learner’s weaknesses with another learner’s strengths.
4. Facilitation by Example: Models of effective collaboration can be used to
support learners and help them identify effective problem solving strategies
5. Intelligent Moderation: Intelligent Moderation allows human tutors,
moderators and teachers to analyze the data produced by large groups with
the assistance of AI techniques like machine learning. In turn, educators can
be more efficient in the classroom.
6. Virtual Reality Learning: Taking a page from aviation education, VR-assisted
learning allows for educational support in authentic environments and extends
the boundaries of the classroom. Realistic immersion in virtual environments
can provide learners with a richer understanding of the material.
7. Essay Grading Software: Software that can instantly grade student essays
is a significant benefit. Every graded essay adds to a central database to which
future essays are compared.
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8. Real-time Problem Solving Assessment: This reduces the load on teachers by
providing simultaneous instruction in a classroom setting.
9. Improving Course Quality: AI can analyze patterns in which a large number
of students submit wrong answers to the same questions. By alerting the edu-
cator to these patterns, AI can help make teachers more effective.
10. Dynamic Scheduling and Predictive Analysis: By using predictive computing,
AI can learn students’ habits and propose the most efficient study schedule
for them.
11. Custom Textbooks: Educators will be able to import a syllabus and AI will
generate a textbook filled with the core content (CTI). This makes for an incred-
ible amount of customization, not only from class to class or grade to grade,
but within the school year itself.
12. Virtual Humans: While seemingly something out of science fiction, virtual
humans are already a reality. Intelligent interfaces like “the twins” at the Bos-
ton Museum of Science, for example, provide a much-needed social dynamic
to artificial intelligence
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13. Intelligent Game Based Learning Environments: Using gamification to
motivate learners can help improve retention while making the learning
experience fun.
14. Machine Translation: While today’s translation apps are not as accurate as
human translation, machine translation can be faster and more efficient. Ma-
chine translation has the potential to bridge the language gap for many second
language students.
15. Empowering the Disabled (Differently-Abled): AI programs that augment
the educational experience for the disabled are already in development by
companies like Facebook. These advancements can grant learners with special
needs a greater sense of autonomy.
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As groundbreaking as AI in the classroom can
be, it is not without a few drawbacks.

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Pros and Cons of A.I:
5 Reasons to be Skeptical
1. Cost: When combining the cost of installation, maintenance and repair, it’s
clear that AI is expensive. Only the most well-funded schools will find them-
selves in a position to benefit from AI.
2. Addiction: As we rely on machines to make everyday tasks more efficient, we
risk technology addiction.
3. Lack of Personal Connections: While smart machines improve the education
experience, they should not be considered a substitute for personal interac-
tion. Relying too much on these machines to grade or tutor may lead to educa-
tional oversights that hurt learners more than help.
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4. Unemployment: Making teaching more efficient could create less of a
demand for educators. With the advent of MOOCs, class size is no longer as
much of a determining factor in quality education, and even at the K-12 level,
the implementation of AI may mean a decrease in teaching aids and assistants.
5. Efficient Decision Making: Computers are getting smarter everyday.
They are demonstrating not only an ability to learn, but to teach other
computers. However, it is debatable whether they can implement
intuition-based decision making in new situations, which often arises
in the classroom.
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When it comes to the pros and cons of artificial intelligence, there are
clearly more benefits. However, in order to fully gain from AI, a balance
must be struck between the machines that optimize tasks and the people
that use the machines. The aim of artificial intelligence in the classroom
shouldn’t be to replace educators. It should make their jobs easier.
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