Research on teaching system based on digital intelligence technology

Liu Kaijiang

Abstract

This paper conducts in-depth research on the teaching system based on digital intelligence technology. It analyzes the background and significance of the application of digital intelligence technology in education, explores the characteristics and advantages of digital intelligence technology in teaching, and constructs a comprehensive teaching system framework. Through case studies and empirical research, the effectiveness and challenges of the teaching system based on digital intelligence technology are evaluated. The aim is to provide valuable references and suggestions for the innovation and development of education in the digital age.

Keywords

digital intelligence technologyteaching systemeducation innovationeffectiveness evaluation

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