Abstract
Abstract: This research paper delves into the development and evaluation of TextTalker, an innovative voice-enabled education chatbot designed to enhance learning experiences. TextTalker integrates advanced natural language processing capabilities with voice recognition technology to facilitate seamless interactions between users and educational content. Furthermore, it incorporates a unique feature allowing users to access relevant YouTube videos directly within the chat interface, fostering a multi-modal learning environment. The system's architecture and design are meticulously crafted to ensure user engagement, accessibility, and effectiveness in delivering educational materials. Through a series of usability studies and user feedback analysis, this research evaluates the efficacy of TextTalker in supporting learning objectives and enhancing user satisfaction. The findings reveal promising results, indicating high levels of user engagement and satisfaction with the platform's intuitive interface and diverse learning resources. Moreover, incorporating feedback mechanisms empowers users to contribute to the refinement and enhancement of TextTalker's functionalities, fostering a collaborative learning ecosystem. Overall, TextTalker represents a significant advancement in educational technology, offering a user-centric approach to interactive learning through voice-enabled chatbots integrated with multimedia content delivery and feedback mechanisms
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