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PythonPal: Enhancing Online Programming Education through Chatbot-Driven Personalized Feedback

9 March 2025
Sirinda Palahan
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Abstract

The rise of online programming education has necessitated more effective, personalized interactions, a gap that PythonPal aims to fill through its innovative learning system integrated with a chatbot. This research delves into PythonPal's potential to enhance the online learning experience, especially in contexts with high student-to-teacher ratios where there is a need for personalized feedback. PythonPal's design, featuring modules for conversation, tutorials, and exercises, was evaluated through student interactions and feedback. Key findings reveal PythonPal's proficiency in syntax error recognition and user query comprehension, with its intent classification model showing high accuracy. The system's performance in error feedback, though varied, demonstrates both strengths and areas for enhancement. Student feedback indicated satisfactory query understanding and feedback accuracy but also pointed out the need for faster responses and improved interaction quality. PythonPal's deployment promises to significantly enhance online programming education by providing immediate, personalized feedback and interactive learning experiences, fostering a deeper understanding of programming concepts among students. These benefits mark a step forward in addressing the challenges of distance learning, making programming education more accessible and effective.

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@article{palahan2025_2503.16487,
  title={ PythonPal: Enhancing Online Programming Education through Chatbot-Driven Personalized Feedback },
  author={ Sirinda Palahan },
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2503.16487},
  year={ 2025 }
}
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