Artificial intelligence applied to public education
Using artificial intelligence on concrete school system problems, with risk assessment and without adding complexity for schools.
01What problem this area addresses
Departments receive many proposals for AI tools, but it is not always clear which problem they solve, what data they use and what risks they bring for students and teachers.
Work in this area starts from the system's problem and assesses whether AI is the right answer, how to test it and how to track its effects.
02Questions education departments often face
- Q1In which tasks can AI reduce teams' workload without loss of quality?
- Q2How should a vendor's tool be assessed?
- Q3What care is needed with students' personal data?
- Q4How can a solution be tested at small scale before system-wide adoption?
- Q5What guidelines should the department set for AI use in schools?
03How Educometrika approaches the problem
- 01
Use cases
Identifying problems where AI can help, and those where it should not be used.
- 02
Risk and compliance
Assessing privacy, bias, transparency and data protection compliance.
- 03
Pilot
Controlled test with success criteria defined in advance.
- 04
Evaluation and guidelines
Analysis of pilot results and support for drafting usage rules.
04Data and methods
Data
- Administrative and pedagogical data
- System documents and texts
- Student responses, when authorized
- Tool usage logs
Methods
- Language models
- Classification and information extraction
- Predictive models
- Bias assessment
- Pilot design and evaluation
05Possible deliverables
06When this kind of support makes sense
- Before procuring an AI tool.
- When the department wants to set rules for AI use in schools.
- When repetitive tasks take up technical teams' time.
- When evaluating a pilot already under way.
07Related topics
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