Enhancing AI-Driven Education: Integrating Cognitive Frameworks, Linguistic Feedback Analysis, and Ethical Considerations for Improved Content Generation
Antoun Yaacoub, Sansiri Tarnpradab, Phattara Khumprom, Zainab, Assaghir, Lionel Prevost, J\'er\^ome Da-Rugna

TL;DR
This paper proposes a comprehensive framework combining cognitive, linguistic, and ethical considerations to improve AI-driven educational content generation, demonstrated through an AI-powered quiz tool.
Contribution
It introduces an integrated approach for developing responsible AI educational tools using cognitive assessment, linguistic feedback analysis, and ethical principles.
Findings
Framework effectively guides AI content development in education
Integration of cognitive and ethical considerations improves content quality
Demonstrated application in Moodle plugin enhances quiz generation
Abstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming education, presenting unprecedented opportunities for personalized learning and streamlined content creation. However, realizing the full potential of AI in educational settings necessitates careful consideration of the quality, cognitive depth, and ethical implications of AI-generated materials. This paper synthesizes insights from four related studies to propose a comprehensive framework for enhancing AI-driven educational tools. We integrate cognitive assessment frameworks (Bloom's Taxonomy and SOLO Taxonomy), linguistic analysis of AI-generated feedback, and ethical design principles to guide the development of effective and responsible AI tools. We outline a structured three-phase approach encompassing cognitive alignment, linguistic feedback integration, and ethical safeguards. The practical application of this framework is…
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