Learning in the Age of AI: New Skills Needed
Keywords:
Learning, Digital, Artificial IntelligenceAbstract
Digital era has taken a leap forward in learning transformation from the classroom to a diverse and responsive learning environment. Therefore, learning is not only about understanding the theories and concepts of the subject content. The changes in the technology and innovation have led learners and teachers to adapt to the introduction of new tools and methods to add and adapt accordingly. It is undeniable that artificial intelligence is playing a profound role in all aspects of life. Therefore, learners must continuously improve themselves in terms of understanding, it is applied to promote the learning process and strengthen new skills needed to work with artificial intelligence. This article focuses on presenting the concepts of artificial intelligence in modifying the learning process. Challenges and opportunities that arise, as well as adaptation and development of new skills that are necessary appropriately.
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