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ChatGPT for Student Engagement

The paper highlights the use of ChatGPT to increase student engagement in online and hybrid learning settings.

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Featured in No. 102 on 18 Jun 2025 · 9 days after release

Released: 9 Jun 2025
First featured: No. 102 · 18 Jun 2025
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Identifier: SSRN 5287045

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