AI and Sensors in Computer-Based Educational Systems

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue will explore innovative applications of AI, IoT, and sensor technologies in regard to advancing educational systems, with a focus on addressing critical challenges in modern learning environments. The themes include the following:

Inclusive and Personalized Learning:

We invite studies that apply AI in sensor-rich educational environments to enable personalized learning pathways and inclusive systems that support learners with diverse needs. This includes contexts such as experimentation and instrumentation courses, as well as project-based learning environments where sensors are integral to the learning process.

Data-Driven Educational Systems:

Highlighting the use of IoT sensors and AI to collect, analyze, and utilize educational data to improve teaching strategies, student engagement, and institutional decision-making.

Troubleshooting and Diagnostic Training:

Examining how AI and sensor-enabled systems can enhance training for troubleshooting complex systems, with a focus on real-world scenarios and interdisciplinary problem-solving.

Experiential Learning with Sensors:

Exploring hands-on, sensor-based learning approaches that bridge theoretical concepts and practical applications in STEM and beyond.

Remote Laboratories:

Showcasing the role of IoT sensors and AI in creating remote lab experiences that enable students to access high-quality, hands-on education anywhere at any time.

Dr. Ahmet Can Sabuncu
Guest Editor

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