Aplicação prática da arquitetura RAG no desenvolvimento de interfaces educacionais com IA
Abstract
This work presents the development of an interactive educational web interface using Generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) applied to the construction of innovative solutions for Integrated Technical High School. The proposal aims to support educators in pedagogical planning and the creation of interdisciplinary activities through a platform that integrates GAI resources into the web development workflow. The system was implemented using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and integration with external APIs, utilizing techniques such as prompt engineering and automatic component rendering supported by language models. The modular web architecture allows for the coupling of educational functionalities, with the primary example being the application of the RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) architecture for natural language queries of the Course Pedagogical Project (PPC). This application seeks to identify connections between disciplines and support interdisciplinary projects in a practical and automated manner. The prototype was published online and demonstrated technical viability, interface clarity, and flexibility for integration with AI-based services. The research highlights how the use of AI in educational web development can promote personalization, accessibility, and innovation in contemporary pedagogical practices.
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