METHODOLOGY OF APPLYING AI TECHNOLOGIES IN EDUCATION
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Artificial Intelligence, Education Technology, AI Integration, Personalized Learning, Educational Methodology, Ethical AIAbstract
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies are revolutionizing the educational landscape by offering personalized learning experiences, enhancing teaching effectiveness, and automating administrative tasks. This article presents a comprehensive methodology for the effective application of AI in education, including needs assessment, tool selection, strategic integration, educator training, and continuous evaluation. The study discusses the benefits of AI integration such as improved student engagement and operational efficiency, alongside challenges including infrastructure limitations, data privacy, and ethical concerns. Findings suggest that a structured and reflective approach is essential to harness AI’s full potential in creating adaptive, inclusive, and innovative educational environments.
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