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Impact of Artificial Intelligence-Driven Digital Learning Platforms on Academic Achievement, Learning Engagement, and Educational Equity among Secondary and Higher Education Students

Aug 2026 · International Journal of Innovative Pedagogy & Learning · 0 citations

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The study highlights that AI-enabled platforms can enhance academic achievement and learner engagement when supported by inclusive policies, teacher training, ethical data use, and adequate digital infrastructure.

Abstract

Artificial intelligence-driven digital learning platforms are transforming contemporary education by enabling personalized learning, adaptive feedback, learning analytics, and flexible access to academic resources. These platforms support learners by identifying individual learning needs, improving instructional delivery, and promoting self-paced learning (Zawacki-Richter et al., 2019; Holmes et al., 2022). The present study examines the impact of AI-driven digital learning platforms on academic achievement, learning engagement, and educational equity among secondary and higher education students. It explores how AI-based tools influence students’ performance, motivation, participation, and access to quality learning opportunities. The study also considers challenges such as unequal digital access, limited digital literacy, data privacy concerns, and institutional readiness, which may affect equitable learning outcomes (UNESCO, 2021). The study highlights that AI-enabled platforms can enhance academic achievement and learner engagement when supported by inclusive policies, teacher training, ethical data use, and adequate digital infrastructure.

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