In an On Society blog, Weiqi Xu and Fan Ouyang give an overview on why AI technologies could be beneficial for the field of STEM Education.
Artificial intelligence in education is an emerging interdisciplinary field that applies artificial intelligence technologies in education to promote the instructional and learning process, especially in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education . As a sub-branch of AIEd, the application of AI in STEM education is referred to AI-STEM. Read the full review here.
Since STEM education is a complex system, from a system perspective, consisting of interdependent elements, including subject, information, medium, and environment. The application of AI, as a critical technology element, should take careful consideration of these complex factors, to achieve a high-quality STEM education.Grounded upon a general system theory framework, we reviewed the empirical AI-STEM studies from 2011 to 2021.
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