In the “Digitark business” show, we talk about artificial intelligence, learning and educational technology, whether and how artificial intelligence changes the education system, learning, the learner and the teacher. We talk about challenges and dangers, as well as unprecedented opportunities, for example, for a teacher and also for personal learning.
Will artificial intelligence lead to an unprecedented revolution that will fundamentally and totally change our entire educational system, learning and the parties involved in it? Does artificial intelligence make the learner smarter or do we become dumber instead? Are the generations incapable of thinking growing up together with artificial intelligence, who only believe in the machine and whose intellectual activity is curtailed?
Imagine the classroom of tomorrow. A teacher’s assistant is not just a whiteboard or a computer, but a smart technological system that recognizes the strengths and weaknesses of each student, guides them personally and motivates them to learn based on their needs. Is it just a beautiful dream or is it the real reality of the near future that we are creating today? Or do we even want something like that in education. In the show, we explore these exciting questions and topics together with a school principal, a brain scientist and a data scientist.
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