Exploring Factors Influencing the Integration of AI Drawing Tools in Art and Design Education
Exploring Factors Influencing the Integration of AI Drawing Tools in Art and Design Education
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https://doi.org/10.33732/ASRI.6810Keywords:
artificial intelligence drawing tools, art and design education , application effect , shortcomings and countermeasuresAbstract
The purpose of this study is to explore the factors that influence the integration of using artificial intelligence drawing tools into art and design education in colleges and universities. To integrate artificial intelligence technology into art and design education in colleges and universities, it is first necessary to clarify the application effect of artificial intelligence technology in art and design education in colleges and universities. Through the methods of literature review, case study, and practical teaching, we analyze the potential and influencing factors of the application of AI in art and design education in colleges and universities by integrating the theoretical foundations of art and design teaching with AI in colleges and universities. This study summarizes the effects and possible shortcomings of the application of artificial intelligence in art and design education in colleges and universities from the case study, and proposes corresponding countermeasures. The conclusions of the study can provide theoretical support and practical guidance for the application of artificial intelligence in art and design teaching in colleges and universities
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