Cogniti Research

Cogniti Empirical Studies

Published empirical studies on how educators use Cogniti AI agents for student support, feedback, reflection and learning design, grouped by theme with abstracts and notes.

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Summary of studies

Admin use

Agents that answer course and admin questions, a common starting point for institutions.

Support studies

Out-of-hours academic and maths support delivered through AI agents.

Reflection and cultural competency

Agents that guide students through reflective writing and self-assessment.

Teaching approaches and techniques

AI agents built into active learning, storytelling, role-play and peer learning designs.

Feedback to students

AI-assisted marking and feedback for large cohorts, and how AI and human judgement compare.

Student reactions

How students actually use and respond to Cogniti agents.

Health education

Course content support and virtual patient role-plays in health and related disciplines.

STEM

Developing higher-order thinking in programming education.

Arts

A Socratic tutor in a conservatory musicology course.

Staff-facing and learning design

Building staff capability with AI agents and using them in learning design.

Other

Related research on generative AI and creativity.