AI Decoded: Education & Accessibility (Part 12)

1. Adaptive Learning Platforms

AI-driven adaptive learning systems personalize educational content to meet individual student needs, enhancing engagement and comprehension. These platforms adjust in real-time based on learner performance and preferences.

• Knewton – adaptive learning technology for personalized education
• DreamBox Learning – intelligent adaptive math programs

2. Assistive Technologies for Visual Impairments

AI enhances accessibility for visually impaired learners through tools like text-to-speech, Braille translation, and audio-based learning platforms. These technologies facilitate independent learning and access to educational materials.

• OrCam – AI-powered devices for reading and object recognition
• Navilens – QR code technology for navigation and information access

3. Assistive Technologies for Hearing Impairments

AI-powered tools provide real-time captioning, sign language translation, and speech-to-text services, enabling hearing-impaired students to participate fully in educational settings.

• Ava – real-time transcription for group conversations
• Silence Speaks – AI avatars translating text to sign language

4. Inclusive EdTech Policies

Developing inclusive educational technologies requires policies that address accessibility standards, data privacy, and equitable access. Collaboration among educators, technologists, and policymakers ensures that AI tools serve all learners effectively.

• U.S. Department of Education – Office of Educational Technology
• UNESCO – Accessibility in Education

Coming in Part 13: AI in Arts & Creativity

• Generative art and music composition
• AI in creative writing and storytelling
• Ethical considerations in AI-generated content