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AIED includes everything from Al-driven, step-by-step personalized instructional and dialogue systems, through Al-supported exploratory learning, the analysis of student writing, intelligent agents in game-based environments, and student-support chatbots, to Al-facilitated student/tutor matching that puts students firmly in control of their own learning. It also includes students interacting one-to-one with computers, whole-school approaches, students using mobile phones outside the classroom, and much more besides. In addition, AIED can also shine a light on learning and educational practices.
(view also AI and Education.)
