AI in Foreign Language Assessment

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Authors: Naveen Kumar Ramakrishna
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Abstract

AI is reshaping language assessments across diverse classrooms, pushing forward a three-layer setup—Technological Validity, Pedagogical Alignment, and Ethical & Contextual Fairness to juggle automation with real evaluation in foreign language assessment (FLA). No one-size-fits-all fix here, discussion digs into 2024 chats with ESL instructors in multilingual setups in Southeast Asia, using tools like ChatGPT's tuned models and Grammarly's adaptive scoring, backed by fresh research. Cultural skew, ethical hiccups, and teaching mismatches linger. It needs human oversight and feedback loops that adapt to learners' shifting needs. The chapter hands practical tips to educators, developers, and policymakers, zeroing in on openness, cultural tune-in, and better reach for learners in tight-budget spots. Looking ahead, it pushes for inclusive AI rules and policies that keep fairness front and center in AI-driven language tests.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Artificial Intelligence in Education EFL/ESL Teaching and Learning Educational Technology and Pedagogy

Publication details

Journal / source
Advances in computational intelligence and robotics book series
Pages
153–188
Publication date
4 March 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter