Intelligent Agents at School—Child–Robot Interactions as an Educational Path

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Abstract

The pervasiveness of technologies leads us to talk about a code society. From an educational point of view, coding, computational thinking, and educational robotics are an open possibility. Nevertheless, new elements such as artificial intelligence are rapidly changing educational technology perspectives. In this work, we will analyze school policies and theoretical bases in order to understand if, and under what kind of, condition coding, computational thinking, and educational robotics still represent the qualifying elements of a framework for digital literacy and digital citizenship.

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Di Stasio, M., & Miotti, B. (2024). Intelligent Agents at School—Child–Robot Interactions as an Educational Path. Education Sciences, 14(7). https://doi.org/10.3390/educsci14070774

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