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Authors: Bilal Yuldashov
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NAZARBAYEV INTELLECTUAL SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGY How do students in Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools (NIS) perceive the position of artificial intelligence (AI) in improving faculty library offerings, and what impact do they consider AI has on their educational overall performance? A project work for the subject of Global Perspectives and Project Work Performer: Yuldashov Bilal Teacher: Toktarova Aiza Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction Background Information....................................................................................................... 5-7 Problem Statement.................................................................................................................7-8 Research Question...................................................................................................................8 Research Purpose.....................................................................................................................8-9 Significance of the study.......................................................................................................9 Chapter 2: Literature Review The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Libraries-Focus on NIS Schools.................................................................................................................10 Introduction................................10 AI in Libraries..............................................10 AI Applications in Libraries..................................................10-11 The Role of Libraries in Education..................................................11 Advantages of AI in Library Services..................................................11 Challenges and Ethical Considerations..................................................11-12 Chapter 3: Methodology Research Design..................................................................................................................... 13 Data collection methods........................................................................................................13-14 Sampling and Justification ................................................................................................. 14 Chapter 4: Findings Question A How do NIS college students compare the effectiveness of AI equipment (together with automatic cataloging, chatbots, and advice systems) in enhancing their library experience?........................15 Question B: To what extent do NIS college students agree with that AI technology in school libraries contribute to their educational consciousness, engagement, and average learning consequences?...............17 Conclusion............................................................................18 Chapter 5: Discussion Summary and Interpretation of Findings...............................................................................................................19 Connection with Previous Research.........................................................................................................19-20 overreliance................................................................................22 Implications of the research and Recomendations..................................................................20 Limitations (Research Gaps).........................................................................20 Recommendations for Future Research................................................................20-21 Chapter 6: Conclusion Conclusion..........................................................................................................................22-23 References.........................................................................................................................24-27 Appendix A: Informed Consent Form...............................................................................27-29 Appendix B: Interview Questions......................................................................................29-30 Chapter 1: Introduction Background information It has been noted that in recent times, Artificial Intelligence has greatly improved the high education sector. More specifically, it can improve students and teachers’ services in libraries. Known for their emphasis on educational quality and innovation, Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools (NIS) are in the forefront of using AI in education. The integration of AI systems into library networks at the NIS has very great pros to how resources are distributed, accessed and even how they are used therefore changing the educational experience entirely. AI applications coupled with automated cataloguing systems, intelligent chat-bots and recommendation systems have so many advantages. For instance AI cataloguing systems can automate the process of organizing and classifying library materials thereby reducing the time spent on physical retrieval as well as ensuring that materials are readily available for students and staff. AI-driven chat-bots can actually help learners to ask questions about the library, help in selecting resources, or even answer questions about educational resources instantly improving the user experience. (Alharthi, 2021). At the same time, recommendation algorithms can retrieve scholar’s historical reading patterns or targeted academic activities to recommend the most suitable authors, journals or other materials in order to make students be more involved and active in their studying practice. Furthermore, the amalgamation of AI within libraries not only improves operational efficiency, but also can significantly reduce the executive burden of librarians. (Zhu & Zhang, 2020). Librarians no longer have to do mundane tasks because AI takes care of that. Instead, they can focus their efforts on higher-order tasks such as designing great learning resources, helping students in their work, and nurturing reading and intellectual development. As a result, librarians are able to play a more active role in promoting academic excellence and intellectual inquisitiveness, which are the core academic objectives of NIS. During the integration of AI into library services, many considered it as an opportunity to enhance the efficiency of library services but how such technologies impact educational outcomes has not been conclusively settled in the academia. Other studies show that the implementation of AI in educational institutions has led to increased levels of satisfaction and better utilization of the institution’s libraries. Such improvements, in turn, may also indirectly help students achieve better educational outcomes by providing them with the means through which they can excel in their studies. For instance, having access to customized learning materials, prompt information, and effective resource management can enable students to interact better with their subjects and develop their research skills (Vogel & Dennis, 2019). On the other hand, some studies argue that there is limited direct evidence connecting AI-enhanced library services with actual improvements in academic success. (Petrova, 2019) The relationship between the effectiveness of AI-driven library systems and student performance remains uncertain, as factors such as teaching quality, student motivation, and curriculum design also significantly influence educational outcomes. This gap highlights the necessity for more research into the specific roles that AI technologies play in student success, particularly within NIS colleges, which prioritize high standards in education and a global learning framework. This examination aims to explore the perceptions of NIS students regarding the role of AI in their college libraries. By looking into how students interact with AI-driven library resources and their understanding of its impact on educational fulfillment, this study seeks to highlight the opportunities and challenges associated with AI integration. Gaining insights into the needs, expectations, and experiences of NIS students will provide valuable information on the practical applications of AI in educational settings, as well as guide future strategies for library modernization and the use of AI in promoting academic excellence. Ultimately, this research will contribute to the ongoing discussion about the role of AI in education, offering both theoretical and practical insights for academic institutions aiming to leverage AI to enhance their library services and support student success. By focusing on the precise desires and expectations of NIS faculties, this research objectives to offer centered guidelines that deal with the particular demanding situations and possibilities AI-pushed library offerings present. With a growing emphasis on innovation in education, the findings from this take a look at will help shape the future of library management and AI integration in colleges, with a protracted-time period goal of enhancing instructional consequences for students. Problem Statement In Kazakhstan, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in college libraries is becoming increasingly popular, yet there seems to be a lack of comprehensive research on its impact on students. This is particularly true in Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools (NIS), where innovation in education is a top priority, but the role of AI in enhancing library services and supporting academic performance remains largely unexplored. Researched study(Smirnova,2020), suggests that AI can improve library operations and increase access to educational resources. However, the actual impact of these technologies on student engagement and academic outcomes in NIS schools is still uncertain. This research gap presents a challenge for educators and policymakers to assess the effectiveness of AI-driven library innovations in these institutions. It is crucial to understand how NIS students

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Artificial Intelligence in Education Library Science and Information Literacy Library Science and Information

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OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints)
Publication date
15 January 2026
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Preprint