Survey for Smart and Adaptative Education
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Abstract
Technological media has become a vital component for educators, enabling greater efficiency in lesson planning and preparation, providing active repositories of student work, as well as more personalised learning for students. The construction of intelligent systems, which encompass the use of these technologies, allow the learning process to be simpler for the student and the teaching process for the teacher to be more efficient. Thus, ambient intelligence will be the element used to connect the classroom to the intelligent classroom and used to adapt the learning process. With the rapid development of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI), their applicability in education will be easy to implement and can solve some defects of the traditional education model and the computer-aided system teaching model, and at the same time make learning more motivating and enticing for the student. The aim of this research is to identify the most recent studies on the application of artificial intelligence in education and to make a comparative study of the different models and existing applications that use this technology to promote learning efficiently
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