The Rise of AI-Driven E-Learning: Pros & Cons!

Hey, You opened this edition of UMAMI Insider newsletter, so you’ve probably wondered once about AI, how it can be applied in E-learning and how effective it could be.?

Let this latest stat addresses your curiosity:

The AI in Education market is projected to reach $17.8 billion by 2027, with a 10% growth rate between 2023 & 2032 due to the shift towards personalized learning.

That’s why we’ve created this edition to answer all the questions that wander in your mind:?

1- How can AI take the e-learning experience to the next level in 5 ways?

1- Content Personalization:?

Customers now expect bespoke content. For instance, AI videos can help create tailored courses for specific companies or individuals.

This eliminates the need for extensive set-ups and allows for more personalization of courses’ sections.

For instance, a customer-service training course can include company-specific policies or industry-specific approaches.

AI can also insert personal names or departments, resulting in unique content tailored to the individual.

2- Increasing course completion rates

The industry average for eLearning course completion rates is a concerning 20-30%.

Here comes AI role:

AI-powered ed-tech platforms enable personalized lesson plans and courses, incorporating an audience insight engine to understand learner strengths, weaknesses, and interests.

This is enhancing engagement which affects completion rates directly.?

Up to 47% of learning management systems are predicted to have AI capabilities by 2024.

3- Minimizing learning gaps

For instance, businesses can identify and address knowledge gaps in their workforce by using AI to analyze large data sets and create learner profiles.

This helps in training staff in specific areas, increasing competency, and motivating employees to work.

4- Eliminate language barriers?

Research shows 72% of consumers prefer products in their own language.

Current methods of translating e-learning courses have limitations and reduce video quality.

AI-generated content can create videos with multiple languages, offering seamless translation without compromising quality.?

5- Generate Interactive chatbots

AI bots have transformed the way learning is delivered providing effective responses to learners.

One perfect example is EG Bank’s Chatbot, that powered by UMAMI to provide learners with an interactive experience while enjoying learning on the LMS .

It combines forward artificial intelligence to ensure that it can answer questions sent by the learners more accurately and quickly.

??These benefits don’t mean that AI Even though artificial intelligence (AI) has many advantages, it is important to recognize and avoid any potential risks.        

This is super important to determine for the 60% who voted for the positive impact of the AI in our poll that published yesterday ??

3 Considerations for AI-Driven eLearning

1- Data Dependence and Biases:

1- Lack of Understanding and Creativity: AI excels at processing, but lacks human-level understanding and creativity. Balance AI with human input for critical thinking and problem-solving.

2- Ethical and Privacy Concerns:

AI in e-Learning raises ethical and privacy issues. Adhere to privacy laws and ethical standards to protect learner data and maintain trust.

3-? Reduced Human Interaction:

Over-reliance on AI can eliminate human interaction in learning.

Maintain a balance to foster social and collaborative learning experiences.

AI in e-Learning is challenging. UMAMI experts advise you to establish metrics and assessment methods to measure impact and drive improvements.        

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