AI uses in education (to be completed)

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AI uses in education (to be completed) by Mind Map: AI uses in education (to be completed)

1. adaptive evalutation

1.1. evaluation

1.1.1. predictive

1.1.2. formative

1.1.2.1. avoid acquired impotence (link)

1.1.3. n / a mmative

1.2. continuous evaluation

1.2.1. from activities

1.2.2. without summative evaluation

1.2.3. shortening trees

1.2.3.1. Pix

1.3. feedback

1.3.1. automated

1.3.1.1. offered to students

1.3.1.2. coaching link student

1.3.2. semi automated

1.3.2.1. offered to teachers

1.4. Analysis of collaborative practices

1.5. scoring/assessment

1.5.1. semi automated

1.5.2. automated

1.6. reorientation

1.6.1. explicability ??

1.6.2. see Paces Grenoble

1.7. examples

1.7.1. Pix

1.7.2. PACES Grenoble

1.7.3. ...

2. interaction textual

2.1. chatbot

2.2. uses natural language processing

2.2.1. understanding

2.2.2. sematic analysis

3. various disorders diagnosis

3.1. disorders

3.1.1. Dys

3.1.2. ASD

3.1.3. ...

3.2. On weak signals

3.3. identification from traces of activities

3.3.1. including textual

3.3.2. productions including oral productions

3.4. ...

4. coaching students

4.1. learning behaviors

4.1.1. organized tion

4.1.1.1. procrastination

4.1.1.1.1. nudging

4.1.1.2. task planning

4.1.1.3. mémorisaiton

4.1.1.3.1. curve of forgetting

4.1.2. engagement

4.1.2.1. objectives

4.1.2.2. nudging

4.1.3. vision of the future

4.1.3.1. direction

4.1.3.2. commitment

4.1.4. anticipation dropping

4.1.4.1. on weak signals

4.2. guidance

4.2.1. probable trajectories

4.2.1.1. choices

4.2.1.2. corrective measures

4.2.2. choices

4.2.2.1. Corrective measures

5. Increase of documents

5.1. Examples

5.1.1. Google Doc

5.1.1.1. Voice

5.1.1.2. input Grammatical correction

5.1.1.3. Addition of illustrations

5.1.1.4. Translation

5.1.2. Google Sheet

5.1.2.1. Proposes formulas

5.1.2.2. Proposes cross sorting

5.1.2.3. Offers dataviz

5.1.2.4. translation

5.1.3. Google Slide

5.1.3.1. Voice input of slides comments input

5.1.4. Excel

5.1.4.1. Automatic analysis of tables

5.1.4.2. from a photo

5.1.5. equation solving tool

6. Text correction

6.1. Spelling

6.2. Grammar

6.3. translation of bad French into good French ...

7. security management

7.1. adaptive filtering

7.2. See Parents in the area, Witigo, Block.si

7.2.1. to the individual

7.2.2. by geolocation

7.2.3. by content analysis

7.3. cyber harassment prevention

7.4. see Blocksi (fr) SmoothWall or GoGardian

7.4.1. victim

7.4.2. identification author identification

7.5. prevention radicalization

7.6. see Witigo (fr)

7.7. prevention of negative behavior

7.8. see Block.si

7.9. facial recognition

7.9.1. access management in the establishment

7.9.2. see 2 lycées ac Nice and Marseille

7.9.3. management of the call at the start of the course

7.10. sound listening

7.11. takes up the idea of 舃Saint Etienne (and many American cities): the establishment is already sound. We add microphones on the speakers. Listening (without permanent recording) detects "abnormal" signals (noise at night, fights, insults, intrusions, ...) and locates by triangulation the fact in progress to allow faster human intervention. A recording of the previous 3 minutes can also be considered, which implies another architecture. See the ethical aspects and RGPD (recognition of people for example?)

7.11.1. See Ville de Saint Etienne (link)

7.11.2. produced by Serenicity (link)

8. SI management

8.1. attack detection

8.2. machine loads Optimization

8.3. data center Optimization

8.3.1. air conditioning

8.3.2. electrical consumption

8.3.3. anticipation Maintenance

8.3.4. Anticipation hardware

8.4. detection flaws

8.4.1. mobile application

8.4.2. applications coded

8.5. optimizationIaaS PaaS and SaaS

9. semanticization of texts

10. automated summaries

10.1. examples

10.1.1. SummarizeBot (link)

11. image recognition

11.1. Recognition of fake diplomas

11.2. handwriting

11.3. drawing

11.4. OCR

11.5. examples

11.5.1. Jamboard Google

12. search engines

12.1. Delve on 365

12.2. CloudSearch on GSuite

13. Definition (link)

14. Teach AI! (link)

14.1. Big data

14.2. articulation Dataviz articulation

14.3. Discovery of the principles

14.4. Issues, hopes and fears

14.4.1. EMI

14.4.2. Digital culture

14.4.3. foresight scenarios

14.5. Discovery and treatment of biases

14.5.1. MachineLearningForKids

14.6. chatbot programming

14.6.1. Complexity

14.6.1.1. Simple decision tree

14.6.1.2. Request by call for services

14.6.2. usable tools

14.6.2.1. SAP (ex recast.ai)

14.6.2.1.1. GitHub account

14.6.2.1.2. Free Prototype

14.6.2.2. MachineLearningForKids (link)

14.7. Deep learning

14.7.1. programming Tensorflow.js type

14.7.2. example on

15. adaptive learning adaptation

15.1. of activities

15.1.1. choice of the following activity

15.1.2. course over several sessions

15.1.3. research balance

15.1.3.1. challenge

15.1.3.1.1. sufficiently motivating

15.1.3.2. probable success

15.1.4. examples

15.1.4.1. Kwyk

15.1.4.1.1. math exercises

15.1.4.2. Lalilo

15.1.4.2.1. learning grapheme / phoneme

15.1.4.3. Glossary

15.1.4.3.1. adaptive reader adaptation

15.2. of content

15.2.1. by recommendation

15.3. memory anchoring

15.3.1. identification of the forgetting cycle

15.3.2. adaptation of the recall rhythm

15.3.3. examples

15.3.3.1. Wonoz

15.3.3.2. Orthodidacte

15.3.3.3. Bescherelles

15.3.3.4. Frantastique

16. voice interaction

16.1. transcription pronounced sentences

16.1.1. speech2text input

16.1.2. Voice

16.1.3. Automatic subtitling

16.1.3.1. Almost real time

16.2. oral restitutions

16.2.1. text2speech

16.3. handicap

16.3.1. application pictogram

16.3.2. translation in LSF

16.3.3. voice input of texts

16.4. hands on another task

16.4.1. Technical training

16.5. Simultaneous translation

16.5.1. Skype

16.6. examples

16.6.1. chatbot

17. pairing

17.1. pairing content

17.1.1. recommendation

17.1.2. video

17.1.2.1. Youtube

17.1.2.1.1. content provided by peers

17.1.2.2. Netflix

17.1.2.2.1. contents provided by editors

17.2. pairing individuals

17.2.1. peers for teamwork

17.2.1.1. Between students

17.2.1.2. Between

17.2.2. mentor or coach

17.2.2.1. students

17.2.2.1.1. peer

17.2.2.1.2. teachers

17.2.2.1.3. mentor

17.2.2.2. For Teachers

17.2.2.3. For executives

18. stall diagnosis

18.1. based on school life data

18.1.1. delays and absences

18.1.2. comments

18.1.2.1. teachers

18.1.2.2. school life

18.1.3. evolution of grades

18.1.4. implication in facts

18.1.4.1. as perpetrator

18.1.4.2. as victim

18.1.5. sanctions

18.1.6. passage infirmary

18.1.6.1. attention given potentially sensitive

18.2. suggestion of remediation

18.2.1. based on the previous trajectories of pupils

19. Attitude / behaviors Detection

19.1. attention and commitment

19.1.1. position

19.1.2. activity

19.1.2.1. Reading

19.1.2.2. Production

19.1.3. of facial expression

19.1.3.1. Detection of emotion

19.2. means

19.2.1. video

19.2.2. oculometry

19.2.3. sensors on seats

19.2.4. monitoring of movements

19.2.4.1. as in rugby

19.2.5. Text analysis

19.2.5.1. Detection of emotion

19.3. for

19.3.1. student

19.3.2. teachers

19.3.2.1. supervision

19.3.2.2. see example of sowing videos of supervision in Great Britain (seen at BETT 2019)

20. system management

20.1. results prediction

20.1.1. by cohort

20.1.2. by establishment

20.1.3. by sector

20.1.4. Examples

20.1.4.1. Great Britain (seen at Bett)

20.2. HR prediction

20.2.1. absences

20.2.1.1. Anticipation

20.2.2. replacement

20.2.2.1. Anticipation

20.2.2.2. optimization

20.2.3. Training

20.2.4. Career trajectory

20.2.4.1. See student orientation!

20.3. Optimization of EdT

20.4. Optimization of school card measures

20.4.1. Opening

20.4.2. Closing

20.4.3. Transformation

20.5. identification of pbs various

20.5.1. syllabuses

20.5.2. program

20.5.3. activities

20.5.4. evaluations

20.5.5. suitability skills

20.6. Optimization of resources

20.6.1. Exam management (oral)

20.6.1.1. See Nancy

21. GRH / GPEC

21.1. recruitment of

21.1.1. teachers

21.1.1.1. in emergency phase

21.1.1.1.1. contractual

21.1.2. executives

21.1.2.1. by profile monitoring

21.2. initial

21.3. training continuing training

21.3.1. offer of training tailored

21.3.2. monitoring skills

21.3.2.1. badges

21.4. supervision / mentoring

21.4.1. pairing

21.4.1.1. mentor / teacher

21.4.1.2. peer / peer

21.5. coaching professors

22. See Tellia

22.1. necessary for chatbots

22.2. evaluation of semantic richness

22.3. Syntactic structure

22.3.1. Intent

22.4. classification of texts

22.4.1. adaptive reading

22.4.1.1. to advance the reader

22.4.2. see Lexile of (link)

23. automated translations

23.1. with subtitles audio and video

23.2. type Youtube eg

23.2.1. accessibility

23.3. examples

23.3.1. Google Translate (link)

23.3.2. Bing Translator (link)

23.3.3. DeepL (link)

24. indexing content

24.1. automatic

24.1.1. image

24.1.2. texts

24.1.3. sounds

24.1.4. videos

24.2. semi automatic

24.2.1. using reinforcement

24.3. suggestion of supplements

24.4. enrichment syllabus

24.5. examples

24.5.1. PerfectMemory