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A Unified Artificial Intelligence Framework for Enhancing Multi-Modal Accessibility and Inclusive Pedagogical Environments in Modern Digital Classrooms
| International Journal of Computer Applications |
| Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA |
| Volume 187 - Number 105 |
| Year of Publication: 2026 |
| Authors: Abhijeet More, Vibhuti Awasthi, Rupesh Bangar, Yash Patil, Sandesh Rane |
10.5120/ijcadfbe18f1dd1c
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Abhijeet More, Vibhuti Awasthi, Rupesh Bangar, Yash Patil, Sandesh Rane . A Unified Artificial Intelligence Framework for Enhancing Multi-Modal Accessibility and Inclusive Pedagogical Environments in Modern Digital Classrooms. International Journal of Computer Applications. 187, 105 ( May 2026), 1-6. DOI=10.5120/ijcadfbe18f1dd1c
Abstract
A Smart Classroom Management System uses intelligence to make schoolwork easier, for teachers, students and parents. The Smart Classroom Management System has pages for each group to see what they need to do. Teachers can. Check quizzes using Gemini AI on their page. They can see who is coming to class, who is sharing and how the quizzes are going. The Smart Classroom Management System helps teachers make quizzes faster. It makes sure students get their schoolwork away. Students can take quizzes check their schoolwork and ask for help from an AI Doubt Solver on their page. This lets students work on hard problems and learn at their own speed. Parents can also check if their child is coming to class how they are doing on quizzes and how they are doing overall. The Smart Classroom Management System helps everyone talk to each other. When everyone can see what is happening it is more fair and clear. It also helps people make decisions based on what works and what does not. The Smart Classroom Management System wants to use intelligence to make school better so students can learn and have fun. The Smart Classroom Management System promises to make it easier and more fun for teachers, students and parents to work together. Help each other out. The Smart Classroom Management System is really important because it uses intelligence to make school work better for everyone.
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