Looking Ahead: AI, ELT, and Human Expertise

Collaborative AI - Artificial Intelligence, Expertise, and Pedagogy in CALL Research and Practice - Joshua M. Paiz

Joshua M. Paiz [+-]
George Washington University
Joshua M. Paiz is a Teaching Assistant Professor in the English for Academic Purposes Program at George Washington University.

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In the final chapter, Chapter 9 looks to the future of English Language Teaching in an AI-driven world. It discusses emerging trends and technologies, such as advanced natural language processing and immersive virtual reality environments, and their potential impact on ELT. For example, increasingly powerful natural language processing (NLP) applications could lead to AI-powered chatbots that tailor their communicative style to the ongoing inputs of the learner, tailoring both response content, tone, and style to their needs, further contributing to efforts to provide differentiated instruction. This chapter also highlights the enduring importance of human expertise and emphasizes the need for a collaborative approach, where educators and AI work together to create meaningful learning experiences. By envisioning a future where AI and human expertise complement each other, the chapter concludes with an optimistic outlook on the potential of AI to transform and enhance the field of English Language Teaching.

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Paiz, Joshua. Looking Ahead: AI, ELT, and Human Expertise. Collaborative AI - Artificial Intelligence, Expertise, and Pedagogy in CALL Research and Practice. Equinox eBooks Publishing, United Kingdom. Jun 2026. ISBN 9781000000000. https://www.equinoxpub.com/home/view-chapter/?id=45004. Date accessed: 21 Nov 2024 doi: 10.1558/equinox.45004. Jun 2026

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