AYO-SOBOWALE OMOTAYO MOPELOLA

Meet AYO-SOBOWALE OMOTAYO MOPELOLA, an Academic Staff of Lagos State University.

Specialization

Entrepreneurship

Designation

Senior Lecturer

Department

Educational Management

Office

At the Educational Management department office

Visiting Hour

Appointment on Visitation important

Research Interest

Topic: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) IN ECONOMICS OF EDUCATION: ADOPTION AND USES IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES IN LAGOS-STATE

Description:

Introduction: Educational teaching is increasingly transforming at a rapid pace, deeply influenced by developments in technology. Technology, and in particular the evolution and utilization of Artificial Intelligence, is part of a broader digitalization of education. The adoption and use of AI in economics of education has gained momentum, offering not only innovativeways to improve learning experiences, but also contributing to the optimization of both teaching and learning and outcomes. AI, can bedeployed in teaching, in term of electronically assisted teaching and learning activities, also known as computer-based training (CBT), Internet-based training (IBT), and Web-based training (WBT). Despite the potential of AI to enhance student learning outcomes, many universities lack the necessary infrastructure, including computers and internet connectivity, to effectively utilize AI tools. Additionally, econoics of education lecturers may not posses the requisite skills to harness AI, potentially limiting its impact students' performance. Aims/ Objectives: The main objective of this research is to assess the effective usage and adoption of AI by economics of education students in public universities in Lagos-State. Methodology: The research is using a case study approach, and explores how AI powered tools are adopted by the students. The study is also mixed method in nature by incorporating both quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews with both lecturers and students. The results from the administered structured questionnaires and interviews would be used in generating the results from the findings.

Qualifications

# Certificate SchoolYear
1. Ph.D (ENTREPRENEURSHIP) KWARA STATE UNIVERSITY, MALETE, ILORIN 2021

Current Research

INTEGRATION OF ICT INTO THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF ECONOMICS OF EDUCATION IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES IN LAGOS-STATE

Research Details

Introduction: The integration of technology in education has been widely studied with scholars emphasising its potential to enhance teaching and learning experiences across various disciplines (Adu & Zondo, 2022). One area where ICT have continually been of great impact is in the teaching and learning process. The quest to integrate ICT into the Nigerian educational system can be seen from the fact that ICT has contemporarily become a veritable tool in helping to realize the potential of the new technologies and tools required to revolutionize the out-modelled educational system. In economics of education,the use of digital tools and platforms has been associated with improved students engagement and conceptual understanding of complex economic principles (Brownlow & Colvin, 2022). Despite the several attempts to shift from the conservative methods of teaching and learning, it seems there is little attention in the use of ICT in teaching economic of education at public universities in Lagos-State. Aims/Objectives: Is to examine how ICT has been integrated into the teaching and learning of Economics of Education to sustain the attention and stimulate the interest of the students; to produce highly skilled and educated workforce with aptitude and skills in the application of ICT amongst university undergraduates'. Significance: The use of ICT-based teaching and learning would have a profound impact on students by providing the ICT tools to engage in deeper economic analysis and fostering a more collaborative learning environment. Methodology: The study is a descriptive survey design, respondents would comprise of economics of education students and lecturers from public universities in Lagos-State. A structured questionnaire would be used to elicit responses from both the students and lecturers. The data would be analyzed using frequency and percentages, mean and standard deviation. The expected results would be based on the data collected from the research questions.

Biography

AYO-SOBOWALE MOPELOLA is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Educational Management

AYO-SOBOWALE has a Ph.D in ENTREPRENEURSHIP from KWARA STATE UNIVERSITY, MALETE, ILORIN

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