GoStudent Launches ‘GoStudent Learning’ with AI Personal Assistant Amelia to Revolutionize Online Education

MADRID, 22 Ab. (EUROPE Press) –

The online education platform GoStudent has presented ‘GoStudent Learning’, a learning method guided by Artificial Intelligence (AI) and equipped with a personal assistant (Amelia), which aims to provide supportive support to private student classes with regular access to review materials. , detailed explanations and homework help.

For GoStudent, this release represents “significant” progress towards its goal of creating a classroom powered by Artificial Intelligence that trains private tutors and improves student learning outcomes, as reported by the company in a statement.

In line with the above, CEO and co-founder of GoStudent, Felix Ohswald, has described Artificial Intelligence as a “key” tool to reinforce and empower the influence of human teachers students learn how they want best.

FINAL EDUCATION METHOD

The ‘GoStudent Learning’ app is driven by an intelligent algorithm that personalizes learning, analyzes individual performance and habits, and changes content in real time and dynamically to meet the challenge of each student. This change “ensures” that quizzes and practice questions are “always at the correct level.”

The platform uses principles from cognitive neuroscience, such as the use of emotions, the use of interweaving, and the use of space. This approach not only promotes deeper understanding, but also increases information retention, leading to greater learning efficiency and effectiveness, according to the company.

In addition, he has a personal assistant named Amelia. This ongoing support system is designed to “boost confidence and reduce stress” associated with challenging assignments, helping between tutoring sessions and providing ongoing access to review materials, detailed explanations and homework help .

ONE in two students want to learn with AI

According to the GoStudent report on ‘The Future of Education 2024’, prepared in collaboration with Edelman Data & Intelligence through surveys of 5,581 parents or legal guardians and their children, aged between 10 and 16, more than 50 % of students wanting to learn with Artificial Intelligence.

The report, which was carried out in Austria, Germany, Spain, France, Italy and the United Kingdom between October and November 2023, shows that children think it is “necessary” learn about technological development, but “they don’t just want to learn about technology. , but they want to learn by using it,” he clarifies.

In this sense, according to this report, parents and teachers also see an opportunity to reinvent the curriculum: both to integrate more technology and to better meet the current needs of students and in the future.

A COMMITMENT TO HYBRID EDUCATION COMBINED WITH AI

In August 2023, GoStudent made an investment of $95 million to strengthen the hybrid education offer and artificial intelligence. The company later launched an AI-based lesson planner, which allows private teachers to instantly delegate the task of generating personalized lesson plans to that tool to “focus on establishing human connections with students.” In addition, it introduced the feature of AI class rewrites and AI support.

This investment, along with the launch of ‘GoStudent Learning’, aims to “respond to students’ clamor for innovation” and “offer a fun, interactive, technology-based way to learn,” according to GoStudent.