This half-day in-person workshop explores Human–AI teaming as a frontier for inclusive learning analytics. As AI systems evolve from passive tools to active teammates in collaborative learning environments, understanding their impact on equity, inclusion, and team dynamics has become essential. Grounded in the Machines as Teammates (MaT) framework, this session brings together researchers, educators, designers, and technologists to examine how learning analytics can guide the design and evaluation of AI teammates that foster belonging, mitigate bias, and enhance collaboration—particularly in STEM and team-based educational contexts. Rather than emphasizing paper submissions, the workshop focuses on interactive, activity-driven participation, including design sprints, group brainstorming, and conceptual mapping activities centered on Human-AI collaboration and inclusion.
The workshop explores questions at the intersection of learning analytics, AI design, collaboration, and DEI, such as:
How can AI be conceptualized and evaluated as a teammate rather than a tool?
What analytic and methodological approaches capture equitable participation in Human-AI teams?
How can AI systems support inclusion and belonging for underrepresented learners in collaborative environments?
What design principles ensure AI enhances rather than disrupts group processes?
How can learning analytics detect bias, participation balance, and psychological safety in mixed human-AI teams?
What are the ethical and trust-related challenges of positioning AI as a peer in learning settings?
How can we align technical innovation with responsible, human-centered design?
These discussions aim to advance a shared research agenda on Human-AI teaming that is rigorous, inclusive, and actionable for the learning analytics community.
The workshop blends expert insights with collaborative design activities and demonstrations.
Sample sessions include:
Welcome and Introduction – Framing Human-AI teaming and its relevance to inclusion in education
Invited Talks – Brief presentations from leaders in AI, learning analytics, and DEI
Panel Discussion – Exploring challenges and opportunities in Human-AI collaboration
Human-AI Teaming Vignette Challenge – Analyze short scenarios of human-AI interaction and identify inclusion opportunities
Design Your AI Teammate – Small-group sprint to prototype inclusive AI teammate concepts
Interactive Demonstrations – Showcasing tools and platforms that foster equitable collaboration
Roundtable Reflection – Synthesizing principles, frameworks, and open questions for future work
University of California, Irvine
University of South Australia
University of South Australia
University of California, Irvine
University of California, Irvine
University of California, Irvine
The workshop aims to:
Co-create a shared agenda for research and design on Human-AI teaming in education.
Develop community resources—summaries, frameworks, and recommendations—shared via open-access platforms.
Foster sustained collaboration among participants through post-event initiatives and cross-disciplinary partnerships.
Together, these outcomes will help define how learning analytics can guide the responsible integration of AI teammates in education—advancing both the science of teamwork and the practice of inclusive, data-informed learning.
Jaeyoon Choi, jaeyoon.choi@uci.edu
Andrew Zamecnik, Andrew.Zamecnik@unisa.edu.au
M. Amin Samadi, masamadi@uci.edu
This research was supported in part by the Jacobs Foundation