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Understanding educators' views on artificial intelligence (AI) in education is key for successful technology adoption. Social, psychological, and cultural factors significantly influence how teachers perceive and trust AI tools, impacting their use in classrooms.

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  • Artificial Intelligence in Education
  • Teacher Education

Background:

  • Prior research on educational technology adoption has focused heavily on technical features.
  • The social, psychological, and cultural contexts influencing educators' perceptions of AI tools are under-explored.
  • Understanding these non-technical factors is crucial for effective AI integration in educational settings.

Discussion:

  • Educators' perspectives, trust, and acceptance are critical determinants for the successful implementation of AI in education.
  • AI tools must be designed with a deep understanding of educators' needs and viewpoints to ensure usability and effectiveness.
  • Ignoring the human element can hinder the potential benefits of AI for improving learning outcomes.

Key Insights:

  • Educator perceptions are shaped by a complex interplay of social, psychological, and cultural factors, not just technology.
  • Trust is a foundational element for educators when considering the adoption of new AI-driven educational tools.
  • Successful AI adoption hinges on aligning technological capabilities with educators' lived experiences and professional needs.

Outlook:

  • Future AI development in education should prioritize user-centered design, incorporating educator feedback.
  • Addressing educators' concerns and building trust will be paramount for equitable AI deployment.
  • Collaborative approaches involving educators, developers, and policymakers are needed to maximize AI's positive impact on education.