In this episode of Automation Caffeine, Jesse sits down with Olena Galytska, founder of Báchoo, an award-winning web design and development studio, lecturer at the Kyiv School of Economics and entrepreneur. Olena discusses her latest venture, a yet-to-be-named project poised to transform AI's role in education.
Unlike typical AI applications where students use the technology to complete their homework, Olena's tool does the opposite. It engages students in meaningful dialogues, probes their knowledge with targeted questions, and ensures they grasp the material thoroughly, regardless of their starting point.
The brilliance of Olena's tool is rooted in its design. The tool was developed using no-code platforms: Webflow for the frontend, Xano for the backend, and OpenAI to drive its educational interactions. This approach allowed Olena to rapidly prototype and iterate, maintaining full control over the development process without relying on external developers.
The conversation also explores the expansive role of AI in education, highlighting its potential to standardize assessments globally and fill knowledge gaps between what traditional education prepares students for and the needs of real-world employers. Olena advocates for a thoughtful integration of AI into educational methods, emphasizing that students should learn to use AI responsibly and openly report their use of the technology. This is essential for their future, where AI will be integral in both academic and professional settings.
Tune in to discover how AI and no-code tools are empowering both teachers and students, and what the future holds for education!
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Automation Caffeine is a series of live streams and podcast, hosted by Triggre co-founder Jesse Meijers. Jesse invites guests from various industries for a 20-minute online chat over coffee to unpack business automation, and occasionally get distracted by questions about coffee preferences and guilty pleasures, and painfully funny stories about entrepreneurship.
Learn more and listen to other episodes at automationcaffeine.com
