AI for Learning

Carmel Kent is Head of Educational Data Science at EDUCATE and former Senior Research Fellow at University College London.Benedict du Boulay is Emeritus Professor of Artificial Intelligence at Sussex University and Visiting Professor at University College London.

• Foreword: The Power of Learning, The Power of AI by Rose Luckin. Introduction: What Is All This about AI in Education? 1 How Do I Tell the Difference between Good AI and Bad?: Or – About Our Five-Step Evaluation of Cake Mixes. 2 AI as a Learner: How Can AI Help Me Learn Things That I Did Not Understand Before? 3 AI as a Tutor: How Can AI Tutor Me about Stuff? 4 AI as a Classroom Moderator: How Can AI Give Me Eyes in the Back of My Head? 5 Conclusion: So, Are We Friends Now? Glossary. Index.

"AI for Learning addresses important questions related to how AI will impact both teaching and learning in an educational context. This book could be used by all sorts of educators or those in educational policy. I would use this book for my AI and instructional communication graduate class." --Chad Edwards, Western Michigan University"This book is very timely, and there is a great need for it. Artificial intelligence has great potential to promote learning and empower teaching. But this potential will go largely unrealized unless learners, teachers, and parents understand it. AI for Learning clearly explains the potential benefits and risks of AI in education. It's an excellent model for how to take a complex technical subject and present it in a way that anyone can comprehend, without dumbing it down." --Dr. W. Lewis Johnson, co-founder, Alelo Inc.