The Development History and Future Trend of Computer-Assisted Teaching

Authors

  • Lu Lu
  • Peijun Shen

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/mn007h87

Keywords:

CAI, Educational Problem, AI.

Abstract

As the world population continues to grow, computer-assisted instruction can help alleviate the educational problems of a large population. Since the first example of computer-assisted instruction, Programmed Logic for Automated Teaching Operations, appeared in the 1960s, computer-assisted instruction's development has constantly been changing. Because of the attention and research of relevant workers, computer-assisted instruction covers more and more fields. Moreover, with the development of artificial intelligence technology, the functions of computer-assisted instruction are increasing, and the depth of teaching is increasing, which has a significant and far-reaching impact on the education sector and has a good development prospect in the future. This paper summarizes the systems, software, and algorithms of computer-assisted instruction since the 1960s compares them and combs the formation and development of computer-assisted instruction. After entering the 21st century, the development of Artificial Intelligence has provided a new direction for computer-assisted instruction. In the future, computer-assisted instruction will become more personalized and interactive, providing good learning guidance for self-learners.

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Published

15-12-2023