Haozhe Yu¹, Lin Yang¹ and Tami Takada², ¹USA, ²California State Polytechnic University, USA

Oftentimes students in the high school system tend to have the least amount of studying assistance despite being in the most rigorous curriculums that the K-12 education system has to offer. Students need someone to guide them on how to complete their homework. TeachNow is a proposed application that would help these students by allowing them to post to a global message board and help out each other. The app centrally relies on a ChatGPT API, to be used by students when no one has responded to their question yet [1]. It works by converting the user's question into a prompt and then sending it over to the ChatGPT API for processing [2]. Students are able to get these responses from ChatGPT as soon as their question is posed. To test the effectiveness of this system, we perform a test of the ChatGPT API by asking it several mock questions, to which the results were generally desirable [3]. With further revisions, this application would be a perfect fit for students struggling with their education.

ChatGPT, Tutoring, Education, Database, Artificial Intelligence