In this section you can find:

  • The link to the virtual ICEAI forums.
  • The presentations of the contributions.

FORUMS:

You must follow these steps to participate in the congress forums:
1. Register on the forum platform
2. Access the forums of each thematic line

IMPORTANT:

A. If you are a virtual participant and you have a contribution, you must do the following:

  • A contact author (or a co-author) of each contribution must start a thread on day 3 in their respective forum with the title of their contribution as the subject. In the message, they can present their work, ask a question, discuss a reflection or make a comment on it. The other authors can contribute their knowledge to the open thread.

During the conference, questions from participants must be answered. This is also necessary in order to obtain the conference certificate.

  • If you are only an attendee, you are obliged to do the following: participate in the forums (at least two forums in each room).

In this way, you will be able to establish an interesting academic debate among the participants in general during the days of the congress.

B. if you are an in-person participant, you can participate in the online congress on a voluntary basis.

GENERAL NOTES:

  • Each person can write in the language they consider: Spanish, Valencian or English. Remember that you can use the functions of browsers to automatically translate any text on the Web.
  • Messages should always be very respectful with colleagues and the work done.

 

 

 

PRESENTATIONS:

Below you can watch the videos (if they are virtual contributions) or presentations (if they are face-to-face). They are classified by modality.
You can watch the contributions by videostreaming according to the timetable of the programme.

EXPERIENCES

TÍTULO CONTRIBUCIÓNAUTORESMODALIDADENLACE
Creación de un chatbot educativo: experiencia en la formación inicial docente de mención en STEMVictoria I. Marín-Juarros (Universitat de Lleida)OnlineLink
La integridad académica y el uso de la IA: formación en valores en adolescentesDulce Montes de Oca (ENP-UNAM, Mexico)OnlineLink
Transformando la evaluación: inteligencia artificial y gamificación en la educación superiorMaría del Mar García-Ruiz (Grupo FORCE - Universidad de Granada)OnlineLink
Exploración del Uso de Inteligencia Artificial Generativa en Propuestas Didácticas de Matemática y FísicaB.Bravo (UNCPBA); P.Sureda (UNCPBA); Y.Inorreta (UNCPBA); V.Parra (UNCPBA); Y.Jara (UNCPBA); A.Corica (UNCPBA); S.Masson (Colegio NuevasLenguas); D.Godoy (UNCPBA); G.Pérez (UBA); S.Schiaffino (UNCPBA)OnlineLink
Aplicación de los chatbots en clases de FLE para estudiantes de turismoMontserrat López MújicaOnlineLink

RESEARCH

TÍTULO CONTRIBUCIÓNAUTORESMODALIDADENLACE
AI in education: a review of the lesson plan AI tool for Nigerian primary and secondary schoolsUSMAN ISAH (Sule Lamido University Kafin Hausa)OnlineLink
Capacity building needs of public secondary school teachers for the use of artificial intelligence for instructional delivery in Udi Local Government of Enugu StateJudith Okafor (Nnamdi Azikiwe University), Uzonna Umeozor (Nnamdi Azikiwe University) & Chika Eziamaka (Nnamdi Azikiwe University)OnlineLink
Perception of Nigeria’s academics on the challenges of educational artificial intelligenceAlexander Chukwudi Onyeme, PhD (Federal College of Education (Technical), Umunze Anambra State, Nigeria; Ejeabukwa, Chima Angela (FCE(T), Umunze, Nigeria)OnlineLink
Tendencias de la evaluación del aprendizaje en la era de la inteligencia artificialAndré Runée Contreras Roa (Universidad de Pamplona)OnlineLink
Influence of AI on promoting adaptability and decision-making processes among SME operators in Anambra State, NigeriaGabriel Alonta, Ifunanya Onyechi & Martha Orabueze (Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria)OnlineLink
Investigación basada en diseño con multiagentes de inteligencia artificial: validación de evidencias de implementación en proyectos Erasmus+ de educación secundariaJosé Miguel Suárez MartínezOnlineLink
Artificial intelligence as a framework for effective delivery of online classes in higher education institutionsMarzuk Abdullahi (Sule Lamido University Kafin Hausa), Salisu Garba (Sule Lamido University Kafin Hausa) and Shatima Suleiman (Sule Lamido University Kafin Hausa)OnlineLink
Exploring Artificial Intelligence adoption in higher education: lecturers' perceptions and student usage trendsLydia I. Eleje, Nneka C. Ezeugo, Ifeoma C. Metu and Elizabeth I. Anierobi (Department of Educational Foundations, Faculty of Education, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Nigeria)OnlineLink
ChatGPT in higher education language learning: a systematic reviewMiracle Uzochukwu Okafor (Southwest University China; Nnamdi Azikiwe University Nigeria), Amina A. Juma (Dodoma University, Tanzania) & Michael Praise Chinecherem (Xiamen University China)OnlineLink
Artificial intelligence in the EFL classroom: Challenges and implicationsFrancisco Pradas-Esteban (University of Alicante)OnlineLink
La aplicación de la Inteligencia Artificial en el análisis del nivel de atención del alumnado. Una revisión bibliográficaRosabel Roig-Vila; Miguel Cazorla Quevedo; Carolina Lorenzo Álvarez; Jorge Fernández Herrero; Luis Márquez Carpintero; Verónica Onrubia Martínez; Alejandro Sánchez Ronco; Sergio Suescun Ferrándiz (Universidad de Alicante)OnlineLink
Artificial Intelligence (AI) In School Administration: Application, Benefits and ChallengesEdut Egbe (University of Calabar, Nigeria), Esther Chijioke (University of Calabar, Nigeria), Margaret Osha (University of Calabar, Nigeria), & Talithacumi Bassey (University of Calabar, Nigeria),OnlineLink
Estudio comparativo de conocimientos pedagógicos, disciplinares y tecnológicos a docentes durante la pandemia: el caso de docentes del ITH y UNISONDavid Sotelo Valencia (CEEyS), Alma Vianey Corral Guerrero (CEEyS), Sergio Isaí Hernández Martínez (CEEyS) & José Ángel Vera Noriega (CEEyS)OnlineLink
Evaluating the impact of robotics integration in education: perceived benefits and problems among health education students in public universities in Anambra StateChioma Alozie (Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka), Celestina Nnadi (Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka), Ifeoma Maduekwe ( Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka)OnlineLink
Navigating AI-driven learning analytics for real-time feedback and individualised support: challenges and opportunities in Nigeria's open and distance e-learning spaceChristine Ofulue (National Open University of Nigeria) & Amos Iliya (National Open University of Nigeria)OnlineLink
Digital competence, a predictor of applicability of artificial intelligence in managing higher learning institutions in Nigeria on economic outcomeChinenye Blessing Amaonye; (Nnamdi Azikiwe University), Ngozi Eucharia Anyikwa (Nnamdi Azikiwe University), Samuel Oweh Abang (University of Calabar)OnlineLink
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education: A Framework for Best Practices and Responsible Use for StudentsOlukayode Emmanuel Apata (Texas A&M University) and Oi-Man Kwok (Texas A&M University)OnlineLink
Practice and Ethics of AI-Generated Content in Media Education in NigeriaAnthony Ogbonna UCHE, PhD Federal Polytechnic Offa Kwara State, NigeriaOnlineLink
Enhancing Business Education Through Artificial Intelligence: Exploring Awareness, Applications, Tools, Benefits and Risks in Modern Learning EnvironmentsOluchi Chinazor Obi (Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka), Chidi Ebere Christopher Ufondu (Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka) & Nzube Happiness Ikpat (Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka)OnlineLink
Bioinformática en el aula: punto de encuentro entre la biología y la Inteligencia ArtificialJose Luis Sanchez SanchezOnlineLink
Inteligencia Artificial en la Enseñanza de Lenguas a Nivel Universitario, Barbados, Estados Unidos y Australia: Impactos y OportunidadesPaula González García (University of West Indies), Macarena Ortiz Jiménez (Universidad de Sydney) & Leyre Alejaldre Biel (Columbia University)OnlineLink
Modelos de Aprendizaje Few-Shot y Zero-Shot para el Análisis de la Atención Estudiantil en STEMLuis Marquez-Carpintero, Rosabel Martinez-Roig, Diego Viejo, Rosabel Roig-Vila, Miguel Cazorla} (Universidad de Alicante)OnlineLink
Investigating the roles of artificial intelligence in school plant management in government owned universities in Rivers StatePritta Menyechi Elenwo (Rivers State University & Abigail Ebom-Jebose (Rivers State UniversityOnlineLink
COPILOT: el primer acercamiento a la IA en maestros de educación indígena en MéxicoMiguel Reyes Pérez (Escuela Normal Regional de la Montaña)In personLink
Recursos educativos con IA para facilitar múltiples formas de representación al alumnado con NEAE: percepciones de los estudiantes del Grado en Maestro en Educación InfantilElena Pérez Vázquez (Universidad de Alicante), Alba Gilabert Cerdá (Universidad de Alicante)In personLink
Perspectiva de los futuros docentes sobre el uso de la inteligencia artificial para proporcionar múltiples formas de acción y expresión para el alumnado con NEAEAlba Gilabert-Cerdá (Universidad de Alicante) y Elena Pérez-Vázquez (Universidad de Alicante).In personLink
A comparative analysis of tools for designing chatbots in higher education contextInma Haba-Ortuño (Universitat de Lleida), Victoria I. Marín (Universitat de Lleida)In personLink
Percepciones de los futuros docentes sobre la co-creación de robots sociales en el contexto de la Inteligencia Artificial: implicaciones para la formación docenteRosabel Martinez-Roig, Verónica Onrubia Martínez (Universidad de Alicante)OnlineLink

PROJECTS

TÍTULO CONTRIBUCIÓNAUTORESMODALIDADENLACE
Automatical moderate online educational environments using artificial intelligenceDavid Saavedra Pastor (Universidad de Alicante), Lucía Arnau Muñoz (Universidad de Alicante) y José Vicente Berná Martínez (Universidad de Alicante)OnlineLink
Ciencia-en-claro. Asistente de escritura científico-divulgativa en españolBeatriz Méndez Guerrero (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid)OnlineLink
El impacto de la IA educativa en la gestión de las emociones: educación infantil y primariaMaría Soledad Villarrubia (Universidad de Alicante), Lourdes Díaz (Universidad de Barcelona), Ignacio Ballester (Universidad de Alicante) & Margarita Isabel Asensio (Universidad de Almería)OnlineLink
Perspectivas para el futuro del aprendizaje: aplicaciones de la inteligencia artificial en la enseñanza superiorVictoria I. Marín (Universitat de Lleida), John Y. H. Bai (University of Oldenburg), Olaf Zawacki-Richter (University of Oldenburg)OnlineLink
Guia per a l’aplicació efectiva d’intel·ligència artificial a la docència: optimització del temps i eficiència per a docentsJana Amanda Alonso Florensa (Universitat de Lleida)OnlineLink
DIPSER: un conjunto de datos para el reconocimiento del nivel de atencion de alumnos en tiempo realLuis Márquez Carpintero, Miguel Cazorla Quevedo, Sergio Suescun Ferrándiz , Rosabel Roig Vila, Carolina Lorenzo Álvarez, Jorge Fernández Herrero, Verónica Onrubia Martínez.OnlineLink
Plataforma de visión artificial para el desarrollo educativo y social de niños con autismoCarlos Lovera(Universidad del Cono Sur de las Américas-Asunción-Py)OnlineLink
DeMINT: a conversational system for enhancing English proficiency by analyzing meeting transcriptionsJuan Antonio Pérez-Ortiz (Universidad de Alicante)In personLink
AI & storytelling: creativity to empower vulnerable communities against emerging gapsIván Sánchez-López (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya)In personLink

PUBLICATIONS

TÍTULO CONTRIBUCIÓNAUTORESMODALIDADENLACE
Desarrollo de la competencia digital docente (CDD) para la implementación de IA en educación STEAMIria Balayo Abeijón (Universidad de Alicante)OnlineLink
Lecturers' readiness for the use of artificial intelligence in curriculum implementation in selected colleges of education in Enugu State, NigeriaChidumebi Ngozi Oguejiofor, PhD, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nigeria, Anthonia Nwabugo Ani, PhD, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nigeria, Dr. Valentina Anurika EteleOnlineLink
eSports y tribus digitales: un análisis de su impacto en el aprendizaje y las habilidades socialesMaría D. De-Juan-Vigaray (Universidad de Alicante, España), Francisco J. Álvarez-Torres, (Universidad de Guanajuato, México), Daniel U. Álvarez Cruz (Universidad de Guanajuato, México)OnlineLink
Revolutionizing education in institutions of learning: exploring the transformative potential of artificial intelligenceDoris Ifeoma Ugwude (Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria) & Jennifer Chizoba Oluwatayo (Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, Anambra State, Nigeria)OnlineLink
Artificial intelligence utilization as a determinant of academic self-efficacy, engagement, and satisfaction among undergraduates in Nnamdi Azikiwe UniversityElizabeth Ifeoma Anierobi (Nnamdi Azikiwe University), Vivian N. Nwogbo (Nnamdi Azikiwe University), Victor U. Agogbua (Nnamdi Azikiwe University) & Lydia I. Eleje (Nnamdi Azikiwe University)OnlineLink
Humanizing Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Balancing Technology and Emotional IntelligenceObiageli Chukwuemerie (Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, Nigeria), Faith Ejiro-Mitaire (Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, Nigeria)OnlineLink
Artificial intelligence: an advantage or a threat in the educational system in Mezam division of CameroonMonique Abongkeyung Newen (University of Bamenda ), Florence Mbi Nchia ( University of Bamenda),OnlineLink
Challenges of Integrating Educational Robots in Primary Schools in Awka South Local Government Education Authority.Nnaemeka Chidimma Edith (Nnamdi Azikiwe University), Bosah I.P. (Nnamdi Azikiwe University)OnlineLink
Revisión bibliográfica sobre el conocimiento técnico-pedagógico del contenido (tpack) en contextos stem y steamDr. Miguel Paidicán Soto (Laboratorio de Investigación en Formación y Profesionalización, Universidad de Granada) y Mtr. Pamela Arredondo Herrera (Universidad de Granada).OnlineLink