With the support of Alte University’s Research Promotion and Project Development Department, the Annual Applied Research Competition was held, and this year’s winner was Ani Gejadze. Ani received funding of GEL 63,600 from Alte University to implement her project.
Her project focuses on optimizing the use of AI practices to maintain student motivation. The aim of the project is to develop a model that strengthens independent thinking and motivation without overreliance on artificial intelligence.
Within the framework of the research, the project will analyze students’ practices of using AI tools, examine motivation dynamics in a technological environment, and develop recommendations to ensure that the use of artificial intelligence does not reduce students’ intellectual independence.
The Applied Research Competition aims to support studies that are focused on creating new knowledge or on the practical application of existing knowledge to address specific challenges.
