人工智能工具对学术写作的变革性影响:EFL 大学生的观点

Abir Sabry Mohamed Selim
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在当今的全球背景下,EFL 学习者面临着掌握一门新语言和学术写作的挑战,尤其是在高等教育中。本研究探讨了人工智能如何改变大学 EFL 学生的学术写作技能,旨在彻底改变他们的书面语言学习方法,从而克服语言障碍,取得学术成功。本研究采用混合方法,对沙特阿拉伯巴哈大学(Al-Baha University)2023-2024 学年 50 名一年级女生的观点进行了调查,同时采用了定性和定量数据分析。本研究采用 5 点 Likert 型问卷和 Zoom 访谈,阐明了 EFL 学生对人工智能写作工具的看法。问卷调查结果显示,学生们积极使用 Grammarly 和 GPT-3 等工具。学生赞成将人工智能工具整合到课程作业中,尽管教师的支持程度各不相同。EFL 学生看到了人工智能工具对写作质量的积极影响,但仍不确定是否能提高自信心。访谈显示了不同工具的使用情况,其中 Grammarly 和 ChatGPT 因其适应性和免费性而受到青睐。该研究支持将人工智能写作工具纳入 EFL 大学教育,强调了提高写作质量、时间效率和学术诚信等好处。在当今依赖数字技术的世界中,英语在交流中占有重要地位,本文强调了人工智能对 EFL 大学生写作技能的重大影响。论文强调,人工智能驱动的工具是对传统写作技巧的宝贵补充,强调人工智能与教育工作者之间的平等使用、指导与合作。研究提出了一些策略,以创建动态的、技术驱动的学习环境,增强英语语言学生在写作任务和学术努力中的能力。
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The Transformative Impact of AI-Powered Tools on Academic Writing: Perspectives of EFL University Students
In today’s global context, EFL learners face the challenge of mastering a new language and academic writing, especially in higher education. The study investigates how AI transforms university-level EFL students’ academic writing skills, aiming to revolutionize their approach to written language for academic success despite language barriers. Using a mixed-methods approach, this study investigates the perspectives of fifty first-year female students at Al-Baha University, Saudi Arabia, during the 2023–2024 academic year, employing both qualitative and quantitative data analysis. Using a 5-point Likert-type questionnaire and Zoom interviews, the study clarifies EFL students’ perceptions of AI writing tools. Results from the questionnaire highlight the active usage of tools such as Grammarly and GPT-3 among students. Students favor the integration AI tools into coursework, although the level of support from instructors varies. EFL students see the positive impact on writing quality but remain unsure about confidence improvement. Interviews reveal diverse tool usage, with Grammarly and ChatGPT notably favored for their adaptability and cost-free nature. The study supports integrating AI writing tools into EFL university education, emphasizing benefits such as enhanced writing quality, time efficiency, and bolstered academic integrity. The paper highlights AI’s significant impact on EFL university students’ writing skills in today’s digitally reliant world where English holds key communication importance. It underscores AI-powered tools as valuable complements to conventional writing skills, emphasizing equitable access, guidance, and collaboration between AI and educators. The study suggests strategies for creating dynamic, tech-driven learning settings that empower EFL students in their writing tasks and academic endeavors.
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