3 Ways to Make AI and VR
Work in Education
Artificial
intelligence (AI) and virtual reality (VR) are taking education beyond the
confines of the classroom, providing educators and students with robust,
interactive opportunities to maximize their education. These high-tech tools
expose students to more scenarios to apply their learning and test their
skills. Here are three ways they work in education:
1. Educate Without Limits
VR platforms engage
students with content to improve instructional outcomes, while the use of the
technology helps them master technical skills in a controlled environment that
mimics real-world situations. Google Cardboard, for instance, is a VR device
that works with smartphones and apps to provide students with an affordable,
accessible VR experience. Google Expeditions lets teachers take students on
virtual fieldtrips to faraway places that would otherwise be inaccessible to
them.
2. Optimize for Outcomes
AI-powered tools
accelerate education by helping teachers expand their reach. New AI
applications are being used for enhanced grading, while student outcomes are
improved with AI systems that customize lesson plans based on student
performance. Not only can AI help close educational gaps, it delivers more tailored
instruction to those who need it most. Here are a few examples:
·
Smart
content
digitized from textbooks and guides. Websites like cram101 and justthefacts101 repackage textbook
content into study aids and summary materials for use as student aids.
·
Personalized
tutoring
with cognitive and AI-based platforms like Carnegie Learning’s “Mika” software provide real-time
feedback to customize learning.
·
Crowd-sourced
curriculum
with social sites like Brainly use AI and machine learning to bring millions of
students together to fill gaps in educational content.
3. Gear Up for Immersive
Learning
Getting the most
from AI and VR requires advanced computing devices like HP ZBooks. They are
optimized to support high-graphic video analytic workloads in a compact, mobile
form factor that also comes with detachable screens that convert to tablets,
which are easy to integrate into educational environments. The HP ZBook 17 G4
Workstation Quadro P4000, powered by Intel® Xeon®
processors, is even configured for VR.
As an HP Platinum Partner, Sehi Computer Products can configure VR-ready workstations for immersive learning and
portability. Contact us via email or call to learn more about innovative
solutions for education from HP.
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