COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF AI SERVICES FOR AUTOMATED ENGLISH LESSON MATERIAL DESIGN

Abstract

Rapid development of AI technologies opens new perspectives for designing academic content in the high school. Modern education marketplace offers a vast variety of platforms declaring the ability of automatic generation of “ready-made lessons”, although, methodological base and pedagogical quality of such content need critical scientific study.

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