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Applied AI in Education

Artificial intelligence is no longer the future — it’s part of our present.

The real question is not whether we reject or embrace it, but how we learn to use it responsibly in education.

GoSchool is an open educational and research space where:

  • AI can be tested in real teaching and learning situations,
  • technology acts as a support tool for both students and instructors,
  • educators, researchers, and developers can collaborate in a transparent environment.

We don’t offer ready-made answers — and we’re not here to convince anyone.

What we offer is the opportunity to experience what it means when AI becomes a real part of education — as a teacher, researcher, or developer.

AI in Education

GoSchool enables educators to introduce AI into the teaching–learning process consciously and under professional supervision.

Rather than accelerating information retrieval, GoSchool supports deep, reflective learning.

It encourages critical thinking, diverse learning pathways, and deeper understanding — guided by the instructor and driven by active student participation.

Users are always aware when they interact with AI.

Educators maintain full control, and all interactions are documented and traceable — in full compliance with the EU AI Act.

GoSchool.ai is not just a digital learning platform.

It is an analyzable, researchable learning space, where artificial intelligence does not replace human thinking — it complements and transforms how we learn, teach, and understand.

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In Collaboration With

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Logo of Óbuda University featuring the letters "Ö" and "E" alongside the name "Óbuda Egyetem" and "Óbuda University".
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Logo of the BBTE Hungarian Institute of Mathematics and Informatics featuring a stylized letter 'M' and the institute's name.
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Reviews

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Renáta Németh

Faculty of Social Sciences, ELTE

“GoSchool has transformed our university’s approach to AI-assisted learning, making it seamless and engaging for both professors and students.”

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Gergő Lencsés

Mérnöki és Üzletfejlesztési Innovációs Intézet, Debreceni Egyetem

“As someone deeply involved in the practical application of AI in learning and leadership, I’m constantly evaluating what truly adds value. I was one of GoSchool’s very first users—and still consider myself a ‘super-user’; as such, I’m picky about what ‘good’ looks like. Most EdTech solutions either overpromise or oversimplify. GoSchool doesn’t. It’s a rare platform that actually understands the teacher’s world and respects the integrity of real learning.”

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Blanka Støren-Vaczy

Faculty of Social Sciences, OsloMet

“Goschool.ai encompasses numerous pedagogical innovations, enabling students to creatively engage with course literature and develop new learning strategies through active use. Instructors benefit from analyzing student chat logs, allowing them to adapt course plans effectively and address knowledge gaps more precisely. This feature is particularly valuable for implementing the flipped classroom method.”

Laura-Ildikó Ruff

Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, Babeș-Bolyai University

“In my view, GoSchool is an excellent tool for exploring the uncharted paths opened up by the spread of artificial intelligence in education. It offers new ways to acquire and deepen knowledge, while also giving teachers insight into students’ learning processes — including potential stumbling blocks along the way.”

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Student

“It showed me what to focus on, which helped in better structuring and understanding the material.”

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Student

“It lets you develop your interest in the topics and dig deep in what interests you the most”

Student

“I can ask questions without any consequences.”