| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to explore the current state, challenges, and strategic planning for the application of artificial intelligence (AI) technology in educational administration and teaching practices within the K-12 education system in New Taipei City by 2025. With the rapid advancement of AI technologies, education systems globally are increasingly integrating AI into educational administration, teaching support, and student learning assistance. New Taipei City, a leading local government in Taiwan, published the nation’s first“AI Technology Education White Paper”in 2024, clearly outlining a vision for AI-driven educational transformation, covering areas such as smart campus construction, data governance, personalized learning promotion, teacher professional development, and AI ethical governance. The study first conducts a systematic literature review of international and domestic theories and empirical research on the applications of AI in educational administration and teaching. The literature analysis reveals that AI technology significantly enhances educational administration efficiency, supports precise decision-making, promotes personalized learning, and facilitates teacher professional development. However, issues arising from technological applications such as data privacy, security management, algorithmic bias, and ethical and moral considerations have increasingly become critical challenges needing careful handling in the education sector. Subsequent analysis of New Taipei City’s current status indicates preliminary success in establishing smart campus infrastructure, implementing cloud-based administrative systems, and gradually introducing intelligent teaching tools to assist personalized teaching. Furthermore, New Taipei City actively promotes teacher professional development and AI literacy through cross-city collaboration centers. Despite these advancements, there remain varying degrees of teacher acceptance of AI tools, as well as gaps in data transparency and privacy protection mechanisms. Reducing teacher resistance to AI tools and establishing a comprehensive ethical governance framework are identified as crucial next steps. Based on these findings, the study proposes a comprehensive strategic framework including enhancing smart campus infrastructure, strengthening data governance and administrative AI applications, accelerating the adoption of personalized learning platforms, extensively improving teacher AI literacy and professional development, and establishing robust AI ethical and safety oversight mechanisms. Implementing this integrated strategic framework will enable New Taipei City to effectively achieve AI-driven educational transformation, ensure equal educational opportunities, and further enhance educational quality and learning outcomes. |