COGNITIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR SMART EDUCATION

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Sakchai Chaiyarak
Panita Wannapiroon

Abstract

Cognitive technologies are the development and expansion of the capabilities of artificial intelligence to be able to perceive, learn, analyze, make decisions, and communicate with humans in natural language. It can help to increasing work efficiency automatic scheduling and planning as well as being able to examine and searching for the facts in order to automatically summarize or make correct decisions based on the facts of that information, and the author synthesizes relevant documents and research to present in a format that can bring cognitive technologies to applied for educational development in 4 points which are 1) Smart Administration for help increase efficiency, 2) Smart Curriculums for developing courses to be digital content courses, 3) Smart Learning System for changes the learning system of learners to a variety and can be conveniently accessed according to the interests or needs of the learner, and 4) Smart Learner for support of learners, helps, and analyze the learning behavior or problems of the learners, which will help teachers to modify the content and the learn directors, in accordance with the interests. The aptitude and needs of each learner as well and helping to create motivation and stimulating learning for students effectively.

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Chaiyarak, S., & Wannapiroon, P. . (2020). COGNITIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR SMART EDUCATION. Panyapiwat Journal, 12(3), 315–328. retrieved from https://so05.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/pimjournal/article/view/237814
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