Tag: AI in Education
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My ES-LLMs Paper Selected as Further Reading by BOLD and EdTechnical
BOLD’s EdTechnical episode ‘Why chatbots aren’t the future of educational AI’ has selected my AIED 2026 paper on ES-LLMs as further reading—an encouraging sign that interpretable pedagogical orchestration is entering the wider conversation.
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New Technical Report: Critsly and StudioCrit for Artefact-Aware AI Critique
A new SSRN technical report introduces Critsly, an artefact-aware AI critique workspace, and StudioCrit, its architecture-studio research mode. The report documents simulation-based readiness evidence, clearly defines its present limitations, and opens the door to research and application collaborations.
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Adapting Teaching Materials to Individual Learners Using AI: My SUTD SMT Teaching Exchange Talk
On 16 September 2026, I will speak at SUTD’s SMT Teaching Exchange about using AI to adapt teaching materials for diverse learners. The talk uses Clio as a practical case study while keeping human oversight at the centre.
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Athena-ES: A Downloadable AI SuperTutor-in-the-Pocket
Athena-ES is a downloadable AI SuperTutor: an auditable, local learning companion for bringing educational abundance within wider reach.
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A Functional Taxonomy of Intelligent Systems in Education
Our paper presents a functional taxonomy of intelligent systems in education, from adaptive tutoring to interoperable educational ecosystems.