Cultivating Student Loyalty in Higher Education Through AI-Driven Service Quality and Learning Stickiness
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https://doi.org/10.63313/IJED.9105Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence, Higher Education, Service Quality, Learning Stickiness, Student LoyaltyAbstract
With the development of artificial intelligence in recent years, many improvements have been made to the services offered by higher education institutions for students. Student loyalty is now an important index of the institutional competitiveness, as the more loyal the students, the stronger their sense of belonging to the school. Based on research, Artificial Intelligence is expected to meet the diverse learning needs and motivation requirements of all students for their studies and life better. Learning Stickiness is a necessary condition for the long-term engagement of students in the school system. The paper also raises problems such as privacy, technological imbalance and human-centered education in this situation to put forward some ideas for the development of universities under responsible AI.
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