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7 books on AI for Education [PDF]
March 30, 2025 | 33 |
These books tell about the applications of artificial intelligence in education, offering insights into adaptive learning systems, intelligent tutoring, personalized content delivery, and data-driven educational assessments.
1. AI in Education: A Comprehensive Guide to Personalized Learning and the Future of Education with AI
2024 by StoryBuddiesPlay
In a universe teeming with chaos, a small blue planet has discovered that teaching 30 wildly unique children with one method is like trying to teach quantum mechanics to a penguin—it just doesn’t work. Enter AI, the improbably sentient answer to the question, “How do we make education actually fit the students?” This guidebook (suspiciously not compiled by hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings, but still quite good) explores how AI can take the drudgery out of lesson planning, turn grading into a distant memory and craft customized learning journeys for each student, as if the universe finally decided to be useful. From mind-bendingly clever tutoring systems to algorithms that learn your child’s quirks better than their grandparents, this book also tackles pesky ethical dilemmas like “Should AI have better manners than teachers?” and “What do we do when it starts asking questions?” So grab a towel, pour a cup of tea and prepare for the most intelligent—and occasionally absurd—ride through the future of education.
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2. AI and the Future of Education: Teaching in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
2023 by Priten Shah
In a universe not entirely unlike ours—except for a few billion neurons of artificial intelligence humming in the background—educators find themselves grappling with an age-old question: "Is this the end of teaching as we know it, or just a slightly inconvenient Tuesday?" Enter AI and the Future of Education: Teaching in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, a book by Priten Shah, who—armed with a Harvard M.Ed. and what one suspects is an improbably organized brain—offers educators a towel of clarity amidst the chaos. This guide takes you by the hand (metaphorically, of course; AI isn't that advanced yet) and walks you through the whys, hows and "Oh dear, is it really doing my grading for me?" of AI in the classroom. From streamlining the soul-sapping tasks of grading and feedback to ethically navigating the thorny thickets of bias and privacy, this book is your hitchhiker's guide to making AI your co-pilot rather than a stowaway threatening to take over the ship. Whether you're a seasoned teacher or an education leader braving the frontiers of innovation, Shah promises to turn AI from a perplexing enigma into a trusty companion—assuming, of course, you know where your proverbial towel is.
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3. Handbook of Research on Teaching With Virtual Environments and AI
2021 by Panconesi, Gianni, Guida, Maria
In much the same way that humanity once looked at fire and thought, “Well, this seems useful, but what if it could do algebra?” the Handbook of Research on Teaching With Virtual Environments and AI boldly ventures into the peculiar and exhilarating universe of education powered by digital wizardry and artificial intelligence. With a cheerful disregard for the limitations of traditional chalk-and-talk methods, it explores virtual worlds, game-based learning, augmented reality and intelligent tutoring systems with the sort of boundless enthusiasm you’d expect from someone who just discovered that computers can simulate entire universes while also managing your calendar. Aimed at educators, technologists, students and anyone else trying to figure out how to teach in a world where even your coffee maker is smarter than you, this book promises practical insights, scholarly depth and perhaps even the odd existential crisis about what it really means to “learn.”
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4. AI and education: A guidance for policymakers
2021 by Miao, Fengchun, Holmes, Wayne, Ronghuai Huang, Hui Zhang, UNESCO
In Four Battlegrounds: Power in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, Paul Scharre straps on his metaphorical galactic hitchhiker's towel and sets off to map the peculiar and slightly alarming terrain of humanity's latest existential scramble: the quest to dominate artificial intelligence. Picture a cosmic chess match where the pieces are supercomputers, the pawns are programmers and the stakes are the fate of the global balance of power. China, the United States and Europe are the bickering players, all frantically mining four intergalactic power-ups—data, computing power, talent and institutions—in an effort to outsmart each other. Scharre, who knows more about autonomous weaponry than most people know about their own sock drawers, offers a wry and incisive analysis of how this madcap AI arms race might just upend civilization as we know it—or at least make your toaster significantly smarter than your cousin Gary.
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5. An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Education
2021 by Shengquan Yu, Yu Lu
This book is a bit like handing a sentient computer a set of chalks and a classroom full of excitable humans and saying, "Go on, teach them something useful," except the computer is also explaining what it's doing in a voice both charmingly baffled and deeply insightful. Through a whirlwind of educational escapades starring cutting-edge AI tech, it shows how machines are becoming alarmingly clever at making learning smarter, faster and occasionally more fun. Perfect for researchers who think algorithms are those things that happen to other people, or educators who secretly suspect their smartphones might be brighter than they are, this book explores how AI is revolutionizing everything from what students learn to how they learn it and even where they do it. With a sprinkling of future-gazing optimism, it dares to ask, "What happens when AI grows up?"—and then answers with a grin, "Probably something wonderful, as long as we don’t trip over the robots."
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6. Revolutionizing Education in the Age of AI and Machine Learning
2019 by Habib, Maki K.
In a universe where the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy has nothing particularly helpful to say about AI and education, Revolutionizing Education in the Age of AI and Machine Learning steps boldly into the vacuum, proclaiming itself the definitive manual on how artificial intelligence is not only rearranging the furniture in the classroom but is also redecorating the entire house of learning itself. From AI-driven tutors who might not know the meaning of "day off" to augmented intelligence systems that whisper answers into students' metaphorical ears (and possibly their literal ones), this book tackles everything from the brave new roles of educators to the mind-bending promise of virtual labs where you can dissect a frog without any of the mess. Designed for those brave enough to ponder the future of learning—educators, designers, researchers and anyone who’s ever wondered if a robot could teach gym class—this tome is less a book and more a slightly bemused hitchhiker's guide to surviving and thriving in the AI educational revolution.
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7. AI Injected e-Learning: The Future of Online Education
2017 by Matthew Montebello
In a universe not entirely unlike our own—except with marginally better Wi-Fi and slightly fewer cat videos—AI Injected e-Learning: The Future of Online Education boldly ventures into the sparkling cosmos of artificial intelligence and its unnervingly clever ability to revolutionize online education. Matthew Montebello, like a particularly enthusiastic hitchhiker on the galactic freeway of e-learning, examines how crowdsourcing through social networks, machine learning wizardry and bewilderingly brilliant learning analytics can conspire to craft personal learning portfolios so tailored they practically know your coffee order. As the marriage of technology and education grows more tangled than a Vogon poetry recital, this book beams a guiding light on how AI, brimming with algorithms and occasional existential angst, promises to make e-learning not just bearable, but personalized, effective and maybe even fun (though not too fun—this is still education, after all). Perfect for technophiles, educators and anyone curious about the future of learning without needing a Babel Fish to translate the jargon.
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1. AI in Education: A Comprehensive Guide to Personalized Learning and the Future of Education with AI
2024 by StoryBuddiesPlay
In a universe teeming with chaos, a small blue planet has discovered that teaching 30 wildly unique children with one method is like trying to teach quantum mechanics to a penguin—it just doesn’t work. Enter AI, the improbably sentient answer to the question, “How do we make education actually fit the students?” This guidebook (suspiciously not compiled by hyper-intelligent pan-dimensional beings, but still quite good) explores how AI can take the drudgery out of lesson planning, turn grading into a distant memory and craft customized learning journeys for each student, as if the universe finally decided to be useful. From mind-bendingly clever tutoring systems to algorithms that learn your child’s quirks better than their grandparents, this book also tackles pesky ethical dilemmas like “Should AI have better manners than teachers?” and “What do we do when it starts asking questions?” So grab a towel, pour a cup of tea and prepare for the most intelligent—and occasionally absurd—ride through the future of education.
Download PDF
2. AI and the Future of Education: Teaching in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
2023 by Priten Shah
In a universe not entirely unlike ours—except for a few billion neurons of artificial intelligence humming in the background—educators find themselves grappling with an age-old question: "Is this the end of teaching as we know it, or just a slightly inconvenient Tuesday?" Enter AI and the Future of Education: Teaching in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, a book by Priten Shah, who—armed with a Harvard M.Ed. and what one suspects is an improbably organized brain—offers educators a towel of clarity amidst the chaos. This guide takes you by the hand (metaphorically, of course; AI isn't that advanced yet) and walks you through the whys, hows and "Oh dear, is it really doing my grading for me?" of AI in the classroom. From streamlining the soul-sapping tasks of grading and feedback to ethically navigating the thorny thickets of bias and privacy, this book is your hitchhiker's guide to making AI your co-pilot rather than a stowaway threatening to take over the ship. Whether you're a seasoned teacher or an education leader braving the frontiers of innovation, Shah promises to turn AI from a perplexing enigma into a trusty companion—assuming, of course, you know where your proverbial towel is.
Download PDF
3. Handbook of Research on Teaching With Virtual Environments and AI
2021 by Panconesi, Gianni, Guida, Maria
In much the same way that humanity once looked at fire and thought, “Well, this seems useful, but what if it could do algebra?” the Handbook of Research on Teaching With Virtual Environments and AI boldly ventures into the peculiar and exhilarating universe of education powered by digital wizardry and artificial intelligence. With a cheerful disregard for the limitations of traditional chalk-and-talk methods, it explores virtual worlds, game-based learning, augmented reality and intelligent tutoring systems with the sort of boundless enthusiasm you’d expect from someone who just discovered that computers can simulate entire universes while also managing your calendar. Aimed at educators, technologists, students and anyone else trying to figure out how to teach in a world where even your coffee maker is smarter than you, this book promises practical insights, scholarly depth and perhaps even the odd existential crisis about what it really means to “learn.”
Download PDF
4. AI and education: A guidance for policymakers
2021 by Miao, Fengchun, Holmes, Wayne, Ronghuai Huang, Hui Zhang, UNESCO
In Four Battlegrounds: Power in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, Paul Scharre straps on his metaphorical galactic hitchhiker's towel and sets off to map the peculiar and slightly alarming terrain of humanity's latest existential scramble: the quest to dominate artificial intelligence. Picture a cosmic chess match where the pieces are supercomputers, the pawns are programmers and the stakes are the fate of the global balance of power. China, the United States and Europe are the bickering players, all frantically mining four intergalactic power-ups—data, computing power, talent and institutions—in an effort to outsmart each other. Scharre, who knows more about autonomous weaponry than most people know about their own sock drawers, offers a wry and incisive analysis of how this madcap AI arms race might just upend civilization as we know it—or at least make your toaster significantly smarter than your cousin Gary.
Download PDF
5. An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence in Education
2021 by Shengquan Yu, Yu Lu
This book is a bit like handing a sentient computer a set of chalks and a classroom full of excitable humans and saying, "Go on, teach them something useful," except the computer is also explaining what it's doing in a voice both charmingly baffled and deeply insightful. Through a whirlwind of educational escapades starring cutting-edge AI tech, it shows how machines are becoming alarmingly clever at making learning smarter, faster and occasionally more fun. Perfect for researchers who think algorithms are those things that happen to other people, or educators who secretly suspect their smartphones might be brighter than they are, this book explores how AI is revolutionizing everything from what students learn to how they learn it and even where they do it. With a sprinkling of future-gazing optimism, it dares to ask, "What happens when AI grows up?"—and then answers with a grin, "Probably something wonderful, as long as we don’t trip over the robots."
Download PDF
6. Revolutionizing Education in the Age of AI and Machine Learning
2019 by Habib, Maki K.
In a universe where the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy has nothing particularly helpful to say about AI and education, Revolutionizing Education in the Age of AI and Machine Learning steps boldly into the vacuum, proclaiming itself the definitive manual on how artificial intelligence is not only rearranging the furniture in the classroom but is also redecorating the entire house of learning itself. From AI-driven tutors who might not know the meaning of "day off" to augmented intelligence systems that whisper answers into students' metaphorical ears (and possibly their literal ones), this book tackles everything from the brave new roles of educators to the mind-bending promise of virtual labs where you can dissect a frog without any of the mess. Designed for those brave enough to ponder the future of learning—educators, designers, researchers and anyone who’s ever wondered if a robot could teach gym class—this tome is less a book and more a slightly bemused hitchhiker's guide to surviving and thriving in the AI educational revolution.
Download PDF
7. AI Injected e-Learning: The Future of Online Education
2017 by Matthew Montebello
In a universe not entirely unlike our own—except with marginally better Wi-Fi and slightly fewer cat videos—AI Injected e-Learning: The Future of Online Education boldly ventures into the sparkling cosmos of artificial intelligence and its unnervingly clever ability to revolutionize online education. Matthew Montebello, like a particularly enthusiastic hitchhiker on the galactic freeway of e-learning, examines how crowdsourcing through social networks, machine learning wizardry and bewilderingly brilliant learning analytics can conspire to craft personal learning portfolios so tailored they practically know your coffee order. As the marriage of technology and education grows more tangled than a Vogon poetry recital, this book beams a guiding light on how AI, brimming with algorithms and occasional existential angst, promises to make e-learning not just bearable, but personalized, effective and maybe even fun (though not too fun—this is still education, after all). Perfect for technophiles, educators and anyone curious about the future of learning without needing a Babel Fish to translate the jargon.
Download PDF
How to download PDF:
1. Install Google Books Downloader
2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
3. Click "Download Book" icon and select PDF*
* - note that for yellow books only preview pages are downloaded
