Technological advancement is helping many sectors and industries and this is also helpful in the educational sector too. The role of technological advancement especially in the form of Artificial Intelligence in the educational sector was realized very strongly during the Covid-19 pandemic when the students were forced to engage in remote learning. Even though the pandemic has subsided, remote learning and remote working are still relevant and as a result, hybrid education is something that has become a trend. Here are a few ways through which Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing the educational sector. Educational tasks often involve reported tasks, this is true for both the administrative tasks of the education sector and also, managing the reports of the students. Manually, doing this repeated task is often a waste of time.

How is Artificial Intelligence Revolutionizing the Educational Sector? Technological advancement is helping many sectors and industries and this is also helpful in the educational sector too. The role of technological advancement especially in the form of Artificial Intelligence in the educational sector was realized very strongly during the Covid-19 pandemic when the students were forced to engage in remote learning. Even though the pandemic has subsided, remote learning and remote working are still relevant and as a result, hybrid education is something that has become a trend. Here are a few ways through which Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing the educational sector. Educational tasks often involve reported tasks, this is true for both the administrative tasks of the education sector and also, managing the reports of the students.

AI tutors are virtual teachers. AI tutors are designed with the help of natural language processing, machine vision and speech recognition.

Artificial intelligence has entered every industry, and the educational sector is no exception. The administrative staff, management, teachers, and students are all using AI in different ways to achieve similar goals. During the last few years, AI has spread its roots much wider and deeper in this sector. Markets and Markets has predicted that the global market share of AI in education is estimated to reach $3.68 billion by 2023 at a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 47%. Another platform, Market Search Engine, has predicted that the share will reach $5.80 billion by 2025.

If you think technology has only credited the Retail, F&B, eCommerce, Financial, and Agriculture verticles, then it's time for you to amaze yourself with the known yet unknown fact, the educational sector. The black & whiteboard to the projector screen and after COVID-19 it's the technology that makes education alive among the students. And it's important to acknowledge that the students enjoy the use of technology at every level of their learning process. Like how workplace digital transformation helped with high productivity and employee retention rate, similarly, creative ways to use technology in the classroom has created an excitement for learning among the students. The use of technology in teaching and learning has made life easier for both the teachers and students, the communication between the students and teachers are no more in a distress spot, right from the academic calendar schedules to lessons with media and visuals, technology integration has truly benefited education institutes.

Machine Learning is providing solutions for many existing problems in any domain. It is also helping to increase the profit in that specific domain. Machine Learning is going to play a significant role in all areas in the future. Many of us have heard that Machine Learning plays a fantastic role in business. But many of us do not know the role of machine learning in business and marketing.

The AI for Education 2019 Initiative Committee has completed the evaluations of prominent EdTech companies applying Artificial Intelligence to enhance education and learning. The companies selected in the list apply AI in different ways to benefit students, learners and the educational sector at large. The evaluation is part of the AI for Education 2019 Initiative, which aims to identify and showcase the most impactful and beneficial applications of Artificial Intelligence in the field of Education. We thank the AI for Education 2019 Initiative Committee Members who took part in the evaluations. They have evaluated the EdTech companies based on their vision, the maturity of their technology, and their contribution to applying AI technology to solve significant problems in the educational sector.

The Ministry Human Resource Department, in a press release, said that several national tech universities in the country have set up AI centres for education and research and development. These universities include the Indian Institutes of Technology in Kharagpur and Madras and the Indian Institute of Information Technology Design and Manufacturing in Kancheepuram. Also involved are the National Institute of Technology in Silchar and the National Institute of Technology in Bhopal. Their centres will offer courses related to AI, for example, in deep learning foundations and applications, reinforcement learning, probabilistic reasoning, predictive and prescriptive data analytics, system identification, physical cybersecurity, and digital image processing. India's acts and statutes that govern these institutions allow them to freely collaborate with institutions and universities across the world for academic and research.

During Kuwait's third National Competition for Robotics held at the Nusaibah Bet Kaab School for girls on April 18, one question continually came to the fore: can robotics play a role in improving education? Robotics competitions offer a chance to encourage students to build their own solutions to real-world problems using science and maths. Building a robot is a meticulous and difficult process that requires collaborative efforts from all team members. "The role of these competitions is important to develop the abilities and potential of students and to encourage innovation in scientific sectors, which might see great leaps today," said Kuwait's minister of education and higher education Bader Al-Issa. Around 20 projects developed by elementary and middle school students were exhibited at the competition.