"The plan calls for classes on AI to become part of the curriculum at all levels of the education system, including vocational education. Beijing also wants teachers taught how to use AI, and imagines AI will help them in the classroom by offering them support to prepare lessons and material for students."
"China hopes AI can assist teachers in managing homework, promote intelligent grading, Q&A, and tutoring. Utilize intelligent technology to analyze classroom teaching behavior, conduct evidence-based teaching research practices using artificial intelligence, construct a teacher training model adapted to the intelligent era, and help teachers improve teaching quality."
"In the future, China hopes AI can pilot the development of digital textbooks, launch a new generation of smart MOOCs, deepen the construction of virtual simulation experiments, enrich the forms of digital education resources, build immersive teaching spaces, and build a new human-machine collaborative teaching model."
"China's publications of this sort always mention the need for secure implementation, and this one is no different as it calls for development of security evaluation standards for AI applications in education and ensuring that the application of technology conforms to educational principles."
China's National Data Administration released an action plan for AI in education, emphasizing the need for upskilling citizens. The plan includes integrating AI classes into all education levels and training teachers to utilize AI effectively. AI is expected to assist in lesson preparation, homework management, and intelligent grading. Future goals include developing digital textbooks, smart MOOCs, and immersive teaching spaces. The plan also stresses the importance of security standards for AI applications in education to prevent issues like fraud and privacy leaks.
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