Optimizing Student Success: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Teaching and Learning

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Dr. Jean Kotsiovos
Dr. Sean Doyle
Dr. Rhonda Chicone

Abstract

This study investigates the transformative potential of generative artificial intelligence (GAI) in reshaping educational methodologies in higher learning to enhance student success. Implementing GAI technologies into higher education opens new possibilities for improving the teaching and learning process. The research highlights synergies between GAI tools and educational best practices, addressing benefits and challenges. GAI tools were identified that can improve teaching and learning. These tools help streamline the curriculum development process, create teaching materials, and improve student success. GAI tools can enhance efficiency, save time, provide instant student support, and personalize course materials. Challenges include the accuracy of GAI-generated content, inadequate faculty training, lack of guidance on ethical use, and the high cost of implementation. The possibility of diminishing critical thinking skills and an increase in student cheating was a significant concern. Recommendations for employing GAI in higher education are provided, offering insights into its impact on teaching and learning.

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Optimizing Student Success: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Teaching and Learning. (2025). International Journal for Educational Media and Technology, 18(2). https://ijemt.org/index.php/journal/article/view/340
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Author Biography

Dr. Sean Doyle, Purdue University Global

Sean Doyle, PhD serves as a full-time faculty member in the School of Business and Information Technology. He is course lead for strategy and policy (BSBA), bachelor’s capstone in management (BSBA), strategic management (MBA), value chain management (MBA). Doyle began his academic career in 2001, teaching at New York University in the Department of Nutrition facilitating courses in the culinary science lab. His experience includes teaching higher education business courses and serving as a curriculum design consultant for on-ground, blended, and online learning institutions with an emphasis on competency based learning, experiential learning, and autonomous learning empowered by artificial intelligence. Doyle also consults with organizations specializing in strategic management, operations management, service delivery, marketing strategy, and organizational design. As a chef early in his career, he managed culinary operations for Aramark, Hyatt, Disney, and Sheraton. Additionally, he is a residential and commercial Realtor® in the state of Florida.

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Optimizing Student Success: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Teaching and Learning. (2025). International Journal for Educational Media and Technology, 18(2). https://ijemt.org/index.php/journal/article/view/340