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TERRITORY DEFINITION Adrian Galvin, Laura Rodriguez, Mary Tsai, Jesse Wilson EXPLORATORY RESEARCH QUESTION How might AI be used to ease the transition refugees & immigrants experience during resettlement? LEARNING Community &


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TERRITORY

Adrian Galvin, Laura Rodriguez, Mary Tsai, Jesse Wilson

DEFINITION

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How might AI be used to ease the transition refugees & immigrants experience during resettlement?

EXPLORATORY RESEARCH QUESTION

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Self-Directed Learning that is based on individuals taking initiative, with or without help, to formulate, identify, and implement learning goals Community & Social-Based Learning that is based on social interactions between peers and experiences that are supported by guidance

LEARNING

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OPPORTUNITIES FOR AI

Intelligent Moderation Using AI to process large data to assist teachers in student support Adaptive Group Formation Using AI and data to form groups best suited for collaboration Intelligent Virtual Agents Using AI as a digital agent to mediate learning Expert Facilitation Using AI to provide interactive support to students

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TERRITORY MAP

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Problem Area Mental or Physical health issues and available access Stakeholders Doctors, nurses, counselors, refugee resettlement organizations, host families, neighbors, friends, relatives, community groups & church groups Opportunities for AI Expert facilitations, adaptive group formation, intelligent virtual agents, & intelligent moderation

HEALTH

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Problem Area Immigration & citizenship, rights in relation to available governmental services, and legal rights Stakeholders Immigration officers, governmental agents, immigration lawyers, police & refugee resettlement organizations Opportunities for AI Adaptive group formation & intelligent virtual agents

HUMAN RIGHTS

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Problem Area Daily life activities and social interactions and norms Stakeholders Refugee resettlement organizations, host families, neighbors, friends, relatives, community groups & church groups Opportunities for AI Expert facilitations & adaptive group formation

LOCAL CUSTOMS

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1. REFINE final area of interest (mental health). 2. CONTACT NGO’s

  • International Rescue Committee
  • FORGE Student group
  • Jewish Family and Community Services (JFCS)
  • Community Assistance and Refugee Resettlement
  • Immigrant Services and Connections

3. SEEK out entry points to get started working with a partner and to help refine our concept. 4. CONDUCT further research into AI and learning methods and principles. 5. RESEARCH existing products and services currently supporting our target audience.

NEXT STEPS

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Interviews and Surveys Speaking with people at possible NGO partnerships Stakeholder Map Map stakeholder relationships for area of narrowed interest Concept Map Mapping current solutions to find entry points Critical Incident Techniques Identify critical moments within existing process and solutions

POTENTIAL RESEARCH METHODS

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1. How effective will an AI solution be? 2. Will participants feel that they are being adequately served? 3. What are existing platforms that exist in this space? 4. Learning can be very social. How can AI provide the same kind of connection? 5. Will people be suspicious of AI and what negative effects it may have?

Research Questions