Strategies for Efficiently Applying AI Tools to Educational Testing and Assessment in the Digital Education Era
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This article presents key strategies for efficiently applying AI Tools to educational testing and assessment in the digital education era, based on a systematic literature review. Its objective is to address the demands for 21st century skills, emphasizing analytical thinking, problem-solving, and adaptability. The application of AI in various aspects—including automated test generation and management, automated grading and instant feedback, learning analytics and behavioral analysis, as well as smart proctoring and exam management systems—can help reduce teacher workload, increase personalization in assessment, and deliver valuable insights for improving teaching and learning. Additionally, it includes a case study on the successful implementation of AI tools for educational testing and assessment, drawing on principles and best practices from global educational contexts. The latter part of the article proposes policy and operational recommendations to promote the successful implementation of these strategies. At the policy level, this includes establishing clear ethical frameworks and standards for AI use, investing in digital infrastructure, and continuously developing curricula for educational personnel to acquire knowledge and skills in using and interpreting AI results judiciously. At the operational level, this involves educational institutions systematically piloting small-scale projects, selecting appropriate and reliable AI tools, and emphasizing human oversight. Furthermore, transparent communication about AI’s role with students and parents is crucial. Implementing AI wisely and responsibly will drive digital education forward and sustainably meet the needs of learners.
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