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AI-Assisted Assessment of Experimental Physics Laboratory Reports: Potential, Limitations, and Support for Teaching Practice
The incorporation of AI into the assessment of physics laboratory reports offers opportunities to support the review of student work and the provision of feedback. This article revisits an experience involving the use of ChatGPT models to analyze laboratory reports and examines the conditions that i
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