Enhancing Teachers’ Digital Literacy Through AI-Assisted Gold Standard Project-Based Learning

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Authors: Andi Hamsiah, Sri Rahmadhanningsih, Andi Vivit Angreani, Arie Gunawan Hazairin, Ahmad Suryadi, Ahmad Swandi
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Abstract

Various strategies have been carried out to improve teachers’ digital literacy skills, but these strategies have not been widely implemented in areas with limited access, such as remote areas. This study aims to describe the conceptual framework of the gold standard project-based learning (GS-PBL) model assisted by artificial intelligence (AI) and analyze the effect of the model in improving teachers’ digital literacy skills on Balang Lompo Island. The type of research used is a mixed-methods design with an Embedded Experimental design. The sample is the entire population of teachers from four schools on Balang Lompo Island. To produce a conceptual framework, the model uses a qualitative approach, while the effectiveness of the model is analyzed quantitatively with several tests, such as condition tests and hypothesis tests. The hypothesis testing uses analysis of covariance (ANCOVA). The results show a significant difference in teachers’ digital literacy between those who implemented AI-assisted GS-PBL and those who used conventional methods, with a significance value of less than 0.001. This result indicates that the AI-assisted GS-PBL model leads to higher digital literacy outcomes. The Partial Eta Squared in the Corrected Model is 0.665 with a significance value of

Fields of Study & Subjects

Technology-Enhanced Education Studies Online Learning Methods and Innovations Digital literacy in education

Publication details

Journal / source
The International Journal of Learning in Higher Education
Publisher
Common Ground Research Networks
Volume
33
Issue
2
Pages
269–296
Publication date
27 February 2026
Language
EN