International Journal of Advanced Natural Sciences and Engineering Researches · 2023 · 46 citations · 25 references
ComputingComputer ScienceEducational TechnologyComputational LinguisticsInterpersonal CommunicationNatural Language ProcessingConversational InterfacesConversational User InterfacesDialogue SystemsDialogue Systems For LearningEducational ChatbotsNatural Language Processing In EducationChatbot SystemsDialog SystemsNatural Language Processing AdoptionNatural Language Processing EducationSocial Communication TrajectoriesSurvey-based EvaluationText-based Conversation
With the rapid progression of technology and the growing presence of natural language processing applications in everyday life, it is essential to explore how high school students engage with these tools and how they foresee their futures in light of these advancements. The goal of this study is to analyse the usage patterns and future value perceptions of ChatGPT among 70 high school students through a survey-based approach. A key finding highlights that technology has become an integral element of contemporary life, underscoring the historical relevance of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and the eagerness of the younger generation to adopt such emerging technologies. High school students utilise ChatGPT for various purposes, including academic support, social communication, and personal management, across both educational and social contexts. Moreover, the participants conveyed a positive outlook on the potential of ChatGPT to significantly impact their lives in the coming years while acknowledging possible hurdles. Based on the findings of this study, it is clear that NLP tools like ChatGPT have a crucial role in moulding the experiences and anticipations of high school students. This paper, therefore, sets the stage for additional research and development in this area.
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