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P28


AI-Enabled Immersive Environments and Child Education: An Anthropological Perspective 
Convenors:
Mohd Sameen Chishti (NTNU)
Abir Lal Mazumder (University of Hyderabad, India)
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Chair:
Abhishek Dwivedi (South Asian University)
Format:
Panel
Location:
G4
Sessions:
Tuesday 25 June, -
Time zone: Europe/London
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Short Abstract:

The panel invites papers which explore change in the pattern and nature of learning that AI generated environments brings into pedagogical teaching. How do children, parents and teachers perceive this mode of learning.

Long Abstract:

This panel invites papers that explore the impact of AI-enabled immersive environments on child education from an anthropological perspective. We are particularly interested in papers that examine the following:

-How do AI-generated environments change the patterns and nature of learning?

-How do children and parents perceive this mode of learning?

-What are the pedagogical challenges for teachers in such a mode of teaching?

-Is this technology universal and does it warrant a major upheaval of the mode of enculturated learning in future?

Anthropology can offer a number of valuable insights into the impact of AI-enabled immersive environments on child education. For example, anthropologists can study how children from different cultures interact with AI-generated environments. They can also examine the social and cultural implications of this new technology for teaching and learning.

Anthropologists can also play an important role in ensuring that AI-enabled immersive learning is used in a responsible and ethical way. For example, anthropologists can help to develop guidelines for the use of AI in the classroom and can work with educators to ensure that AI-generated environments are inclusive and accessible to all children.

We encourage researchers from a variety of disciplines, including anthropology, education, psychology, and computer science, to submit papers to this panel. We believe that this panel will provide a valuable opportunity to explore the complex and important relationship between AI, education, and anthropology.

Accepted papers:

Session 1 Tuesday 25 June, 2024, -