SynthesisFrontiers in psychology2025
Unlocking the potential of artificial intelligence in improving learning achievement in blended learning: a meta-analysis.
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Abstract
Introduction: While several studies investigated the effect of blended learning on students' learning achievement, scant information exists on whether using artificial intelligence (AI) in blended learning could further contribute to the obtained effect. Methods: To effectively address the challenges and opportunities presented by blended learning and AI, the present study conducts a meta-analysis to systematically examine the impact of AI-enhanced blended learning on students' learning achievement, considering the significant role of multiple variables in shaping this achievement, including the type of AI technology, instruction duration, research design, and sample size as well as across different educational levels and subject areas. Specifically, 21 studies ( Results: The obtained results revealed that AI has a medium effect ( Discussion: The findings of this study can help researchers and practitioners better understand the effects of AI in blended learning, thereby contributing to a better design of teaching and learning experiences accordingly.
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