Role of Artificial Intelligence in Enhancing School Digital Twins
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Keywords

School Digital Twin
Artificial Intelligence
IOT sensors
Blockchain

How to Cite

M., Nalayini C, Shailesh Arunkumar, and Madesh S. 2025. “Role of Artificial Intelligence in Enhancing School Digital Twins”. Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Capsule Networks 7 (2): 209-31. https://doi.org/10.36548/jaicn.2025.2.008.

Abstract

A School Digital Twin system powered by AI has been deployed to make educational spaces more responsive and intelligent through real-time monitoring, self-governing decision-making, and decentralized participation. Utilizing cameras, IoT sensors, artificial intelligence, and blockchain-powered smart contracts, the system monitors and interprets real-time data from classrooms to build a dynamic virtual replica of every learning environment. This virtual twin enables timely, data-driven interventions intended to maximize classroom conditions. While AI oversees environmental adaptations, blockchain guarantees transparency and verifiability of decision-making processes. By coupling advanced technological infrastructure with pedagogical goals, the system aims to facilitate more adaptive, resource-effective, and learner-centred education practices. Finally, it aims to enhance learning conditions, promote evidence-informed governance, and increase academic achievement through personalization and intelligent adaptation.

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