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S&M4116 Technical paper of Special Issue https://doi.org/10.18494/SAM5584 Published: July 31, 2025 Education Quality Evaluation of Colleges and Universities Based on Advanced Technologies and Multimodal Artificial Intelligence Sensors in Colleges and Universities [PDF] Wanzhi Ma, Tiantian Zhuang, Yuanli Xu, and Na Chu (Received January 27, 2025; Accepted July 2, 2025) Keywords: multimodal AI sensors, teaching quality, student engagement, learning outcomes, higher education
As advanced technologies involving multimodal AI sensors have been increasingly adopted to improve teaching quality, student engagement, and learning outcomes, it is crucial to evaluate their effectiveness in education. In this study, we surveyed 103 participants to evaluate the technologies in terms of effectiveness and user perception by analyzing the obtained statistics. The perception and use of multimodal AI sensors were significantly correlated with student engagement while they were less correlated with learning outcomes, as various factors might influence academic achievement represented by learning outcomes. The results of the survey also showed that educational institutions need to prioritize ethical considerations regarding privacy protection and data usage, especially data containing personal information, and persuade stakeholders in education to use innovative devices such as multimodal AI in the classroom. Then, various AI technologies can be more effectively and efficiently used in education.
Corresponding author: Na Chu![]() ![]() This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Cite this article Wanzhi Ma, Tiantian Zhuang, Yuanli Xu, and Na Chu, Education Quality Evaluation of Colleges and Universities Based on Advanced Technologies and Multimodal Artificial Intelligence Sensors in Colleges and Universities, Sens. Mater., Vol. 37, No. 7, 2025, p. 3251-3262. |