Forum Discussion
What Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities is Articulate looking to integrate with its authoring tools? Can Chat GPT be leveraged into creating eLearning tools?
AI tools and apps are being rapidly developed. The Articulate suite of tools could integrate capabilities such as:
A virtual instructional designer workflow that can either output storyboards or ...
Chat-gpt' and Articulate, could be used together, to create a unique experience in content creation.
Using Chat-gpt, Articulate users could create courses which are more engaging, interactive, and visual, with the use of AI and natural language processing. This would make it easier to build courses in a faster and more efficient way, as the AI could identify the structure and content of the course and provide suggestions and ideas for creating a more engaging course.
Articulate could also employ Chat-GPT to allow users to create customised courses, with personalised content. This would give users more control over the content of their courses, as well as the ability to create more personalised and engaging courses.
Articulate could also use Chat-GPT to create more interactive and engaging lessons, by allowing users to ask questions, get feedback and have conversations with the AI. This could help users to better understand concepts and create courses which are more engaging and interactive.
Finally, Articulate could use Chat-GPT to create quizzes and assessments, which could be used to test knowledge and understanding of the course material. The AI could be used to create multiple choice questions and generate feedback, based on the user’s answers. This would be a great way to ensure that users are engaging with the course material and understanding the concepts.
What would be more powerful a solution beyond AI assisting course building and deploying interactive question and answering capabilities (that are presumably constrained to the learning topic), would be the ability to store the questions that people asked and the answers the chat bot-generated. Why? It provides insights for course refinement, qualitative ROI (the changes in questions asked over time) and indirectly captures feedback.
This is achievable, for example look at Dialogflow as an AI that does this, albeit at a cost.
Cheers
PA
Paul Arrighi
Head of Learning and Organisational Development
