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Autores principales: Choi, Jun Ho, Garrod, Oliver, Atherton, Paul, Joyce-Gibbons, Andrew, Mason-Sesay, Miriam, Björkegren, Daniel
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Acceso en línea:https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.02982
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author Choi, Jun Ho
Garrod, Oliver
Atherton, Paul
Joyce-Gibbons, Andrew
Mason-Sesay, Miriam
Björkegren, Daniel
author_facet Choi, Jun Ho
Garrod, Oliver
Atherton, Paul
Joyce-Gibbons, Andrew
Mason-Sesay, Miriam
Björkegren, Daniel
contents Education systems in developing countries have few resources to serve large, poor populations. How might generative AI integrate into classrooms? This paper introduces an AI chatbot designed to assist teachers in Sierra Leone with professional development to improve their instruction. We describe initial findings from early implementation across 122 schools and 193 teachers, and analyze its use with qualitative observations and by analyzing queries. Teachers use the system for lesson planning, classroom management, and subject matter. Usage is sustained over the school year, and a subset of teachers use the system more regularly. We draw conclusions from these findings about how generative AI systems can be integrated into school systems in low income countries.
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spellingShingle Are LLMs Useful in the Poorest Schools? TheTeacher.AI in Sierra Leone
Choi, Jun Ho
Garrod, Oliver
Atherton, Paul
Joyce-Gibbons, Andrew
Mason-Sesay, Miriam
Björkegren, Daniel
Computers and Society
Education systems in developing countries have few resources to serve large, poor populations. How might generative AI integrate into classrooms? This paper introduces an AI chatbot designed to assist teachers in Sierra Leone with professional development to improve their instruction. We describe initial findings from early implementation across 122 schools and 193 teachers, and analyze its use with qualitative observations and by analyzing queries. Teachers use the system for lesson planning, classroom management, and subject matter. Usage is sustained over the school year, and a subset of teachers use the system more regularly. We draw conclusions from these findings about how generative AI systems can be integrated into school systems in low income countries.
title Are LLMs Useful in the Poorest Schools? TheTeacher.AI in Sierra Leone
topic Computers and Society
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.02982