How Ankabut and AI-ready devices are reshaping student experience in UAE education
Technology is now part of how schools and universities teach, assess and support students. From AI and adaptive learning platforms to virtual simulations, digital classrooms and data-based progress tracking, institutions are using these tools to make lessons more interactive and responsive to individual needs. Research across education settings also points to gains in engagement, feedback and…
The integration of technology in UAE education is a significant development, with schools and universities utilizing AI, adaptive learning platforms, virtual simulations, and data tracking to create interactive and personalized learning experiences. However, managing these tools separately can lead to a digital overload, as each system has its own interface, login, and notifications.
Sofiane Benna, COO of Ankabut, addresses this issue by proposing a unified platform and mobile app that supports single sign-on and tailors tasks and information to each user. This approach ensures a consistent experience across devices, including home use, and maintains connectivity and cybersecurity. For students, a versatile device capable of handling various tasks such as research, note-taking, presentations, and collaboration is crucial.
ASUS emphasizes the importance of performance, portability, and flexibility in such devices, citing features like AI-ready specifications, touchscreens, and 360-degree flippable displays. AI is also being incorporated into the learning process, assisting students with idea generation, concept explanation, brainstorming, and information organization.
However, the effectiveness of AI-driven insights relies on the quality of the available data. Ankabut's student success solution unifies data from various applications, enabling institutions to identify students who may need additional support early on. While AI can provide valuable insights, human judgment remains essential in interpreting these signals and determining appropriate support measures.
When selecting a laptop for the upcoming academic year, parents should consider factors beyond specifications and price, focusing on the device's long-term utility for the student.
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