Tudásfejlesztés az alapoktatásban a mesterséges intelligencia támogatásával
Abstract
Nowadays, the emergence of artificial intelligence in various areas of life is not surprising at all, as there is no area where generative AI cannot bring something new. Education is no exception, and in fact, it can be applied very effectively and widely in this field. In this study, the author presents some examples of applications that have appeared in basic education. The applications are presented mainly through international examples, with a detailed description of each solution. The author discusses question generation, personalized education, gamification, and their applicability and connection to increasing literacy levels. In the summary, the author mentions the most important area where the greatest progress is expected in primary education and explains his opinion on how this may affect the role of teachers and educators.
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