AUTOMATING THE ASSESSMENT OF TECHNICAL WRITING SKILLS VIA AI-POWERED TOOLS IN IT EDUCATION
Authors/Creators
- 1. acting associate professor Republic of Uzbekistan, Fergana state technical university
- 2. first year student Republic of Uzbekistan, Fergana state technical university
- 3. Worldly Knowledge Publishing Centre
Description
This article investigates the potential of AI-powered tools for automating the assessment of technical writing skills in IT education. The study reviews current developments in automated writing assessment, identifies key competencies required for technical communication in computing disciplines, and proposes an AI-based framework for evaluating student submissions. The framework integrates NLP techniques, machine learning algorithms, and rubric-based assessment methods to evaluate grammar, coherence, structure, technical accuracy, and readability. The article further discusses the reliability, validity, and educational implications of automated assessment systems. The findings suggest that AI-powered assessment can significantly reduce instructor workload, provide timely feedback, and support personalized learning experiences while maintaining acceptable levels of assessment accuracy. However, challenges related to transparency, fairness, and ethical implementation remain important considerations for educational institutions.
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