AISE Project Newsletter – June 2026

  • Post category:News
You are currently viewing AISE Project Newsletter – June 2026

The AISE Project

“An Artificial Intelligent Platform to Support Students by Assessing Their Performance Skills through Predictive Models Created from Their Writing Skills”

(Project Code: 2023-1-EL01-KA220-SCH-000157157)

continues to make important progress, marking a significant milestone with the successful completion of Work Package 2 (WP2) and the continuation of dissemination and training activities across partner countries.

📚 WP2 – Completion of AI Models and Platform Development

The AISE consortium has successfully completed Work Package 2 (WP2), focusing on the design, development, and validation of the AI-driven assessment engine.

Key achievements include:

• Requirement Analysis and Architecture Design

A robust technical and pedagogical framework was established to support multilingual student essay assessment across four countries. A Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) architecture was adopted, integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) to provide more advanced and interpretable automated assessment.

• Creation of a Multilingual Dataset

A total of 2,617 student essays were collected from schools in Greece, Cyprus, Serbia, and Croatia. The essays were evaluated by teachers based on three dimensions:

  • Content
  • Organization
  • Language

The dataset was carefully prepared through cleaning, normalization, tokenization, and semantic indexing to ensure high-quality training data.

• Benchmarking of AI Models

Four state-of-the-art LLMs were evaluated:

  • GPT-4o-mini
  • GPT-4.1-mini
  • DeepSeek-Chat
  • DeepSeek-Coder

Among them, GPT-4o-mini demonstrated the best performance, achieving high accuracy and stable inference times, making it the selected production model for the AISE platform.

The completion of WP2 marks a major technical milestone and paves the way for the final integration and evaluation of the AISE platform in real educational environments.

📍 Training Workshop in Preveza, 22/06/2026, Greece

The training workshop of the AISE project, organized by the Directorate of Secondary Education of Preveza, was successfully held with the participation of approximately 50 educators.

During the event, participants had the opportunity to explore:

• The role of Artificial Intelligence in education

• The AISE platform and its core functionalities

• Innovative teaching practices that enhance personalized learning and student support

The workshop fostered active participation, meaningful discussions, and a rich exchange of ideas, highlighting the growing interest of the educational community in modern technologies and their contribution to improving the educational process.

We warmly thank all participating educators for their valuable contribution to the success of this event.

📚 WP3 – Educational Pilot Near Completion

Work Package 3 (WP3), focusing on the pilot implementation of the AISE platform in schools across Greece, Cyprus, Serbia, and Croatia, is now in its final phase and will be completed by 30 September 2026.

The pilot phase provides critical insights into the usability, pedagogical value, and real-world effectiveness of the AISE system.

📢 Looking Ahead

With the successful completion of WP2 and the finalization of WP3, the AISE project enters its next important phase: evaluation, dissemination, and scientific publication.

The consortium continues to work towards developing ethical, transparent, and innovative AI tools that support teachers and empower students across Europe.

📌 Stay tuned for upcoming pilot results and future dissemination activities!

🤝 Working Together for Smarter Assessment

AISE continues to strengthen collaboration between educators, researchers, and institutions, contributing to the future of AI-supported learning and assessment in Europe.

Funded by the European Union.

The European Commission’s support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.