Potential Abstract: This research study delves into the sociopolitical implications of chat bots leveraging virtual currency within educational contexts, utilizing a Deweyan framework and directed acyclic graphs for analysis. As technological advancements continue to reshape the landscape of education, the integration of chat bots and virtual currency presents new opportunities and challenges. This study seeks to investigate how these tools influence the teaching and learning process, as well as the broader sociopolitical dynamics within educational systems. Drawing on John Dewey’s philosophical perspectives on education as a social and political endeavor, the research examines how chat bots and virtual currency can either reinforce or disrupt existing power structures and norms in education.
Through the lens of directed acyclic graphs, the study aims to map out the complex interconnections between these technological tools, educational practices, and sociopolitical contexts. By analyzing the flow of information, resources, and decision-making processes facilitated by chat bots and virtual currency, this research sheds light on the potential implications for equity, agency, and democratic participation in educational settings. Moreover, the study considers the ethical implications of deploying such technologies in education, particularly in terms of data privacy, algorithmic bias, and social justice.
This research contributes to the ongoing dialogue on the intersection of technology, education, and society, offering insights into how chat bots and virtual currency can be leveraged to promote Deweyan ideals of experiential learning, democratic citizenship, and social transformation. By critically examining the sociopolitical dimensions of these tools through a Deweyan lens and directed acyclic graphs, this study aims to inform policy and practice in educational technology and foster a more inclusive and equitable learning environment.
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