I study how AI can help teachers give students feedback they can act on, combining LLM evaluation, educational NLP, and learning analytics on authentic assessment data.

I am a PhD candidate in Information Technology (Learning Analytics) at Monash University's Centre for Learning Analytics, submitting my thesis in December 2026, and a Teaching Associate in Monash's Faculty of Information Technology. I am also a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia. I hold a Bachelor's and a Master's in Mathematics from Universitas Lampung.

5
articles in leading AI-in-education journals, 2024–2026
3
as first author
1,000+
Google Scholar citations
Dec 2026
PhD thesis submission

Research focus

Learner-centred feedback

Operationalising Future Impact, Sensemaking, and Agency in feedback: actionable guidance, explanation, learner agency, and supportive interaction.

Generative AI & LLM evaluation

Designing and evaluating LLM feedback workflows across prompting conditions, and comparing AI-generated with teacher feedback on pedagogical and linguistic measures.

Educational NLP & datasets

Curating and annotating authentic feedback datasets; multilabel classification with BERT-based models and careful validation.

Learning analytics & outcomes

Linking feedback, educator–AI interaction, and student revision to subsequent academic performance.

Methods & tools: Python · R · SQL · BERT · scikit-learn · PyTorch · LLM APIs & prompt design · statistical modelling · qualitative thematic analysis · dataset annotation

Doctoral research

Five connected studies, from mapping feedback to automating its analysis to how teachers and students use it.

  1. 1

    Mapping learner-centred feedback

    Analysed authentic higher-education feedback, its alignment with learner-centred components, and patterns across student groups.

    Published · Computers & Education, 2025
  2. 2

    Automating feedback analysis

    Machine learning and NLP to classify learner-centred feedback; BERT-based classifiers reached Cohen's κ up to 0.956 and F1 up to 0.998. Implemented in PolyFeed.

    Published · Computers and Education: AI, 2024
  3. 3

    Human and LLM-generated feedback

    Compared 5,156 human- and LLM-generated feedback texts on 1,289 student proposals, across prompting strategies, on pedagogical and linguistic features.

    Under review
  4. 4

    Teacher–AI collaboration

    How educators use, revise, and trust AI-supported feedback in PolyFeed, including ethics and usability.

    Published · Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, 2026
  5. 5

    Feedback and student outcomes

    Linked learner-centred feedback components to revision actions and subsequent performance for 1,946 students across three semesters.

    In preparation

PolyFeed, an AI-supported feedback analytics system, includes the classification model I built in Study 2. Meet the PolyFeed team.

Selected publications

  1. Enhancing learner-centered feedback with AI: Teachers' practices and perceptionsAldino, A. A., Maheshi, B., Li, Y., Zhou, Y., Tsai, Y.-S., Gašević, D., & Chen, G.Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education, 51(5), 892–910 · 2026
  2. Analytics of learner-centered feedback: A large-scale case study in higher educationAldino, A. A., Tsai, Y.-S., Gupte, S., Henderson, M., Nath, D., Gašević, D., & Chen, G.Computers & Education, 237, 105360 · 2025
  3. Evaluating the capability of large language models in characterising relational feedback: A comparative analysis of prompting strategiesDai, W., Cheng, Y., Aldino, A. A., Tsai, Y.-S., Gašević, D., & Chen, G.Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence, 8, 100427 · 2025
  4. Enhancing feedback quality at scale: Leveraging machine learning for learner-centered feedbackAldino, A. A., Tsai, Y.-S., Mello, R. F., Gašević, D., & Chen, G.Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence, 7, 100332 · 2024
  5. Assessing the proficiency of large language models in automatic feedback generation: An evaluation studyDai, W., Tsai, Y.-S., Lin, J., Aldino, A. A., Jin, H., Li, T., Gašević, D., & Chen, G.Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence, 7, 100299 · 2024

Full list on Google Scholar.

Research agenda

From analysing feedback to improving it, with AI and teachers together.

Human–AI co-authored feedback

Design and test workflows where teachers and LLMs write feedback together, and measure whether it leads to better student revisions and learning than either alone.

Trustworthy evaluation of AI feedback

Evaluation frameworks that combine pedagogical quality, reliability, and fairness, so institutions can adopt AI feedback tools with evidence.

Feedback uptake at scale

Trace how students act on feedback over time across courses and institutions, moving towards longitudinal and quasi-experimental designs.

Teaching & appointments

  • 2023 – present

    Teaching Associate · Monash University

    Postgraduate data science in the Faculty of Information Technology, including FIT5145: tutorials, consultations, assessment, and feedback.

  • 2019 – present

    Lecturer (Assistant Professor) · Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia

    Undergraduate data mining, statistics, data visualisation, data warehousing, and data science; curriculum design and thesis supervision.

  • 2013 – 2015

    Assistant Lecturer · Universitas Lampung

    Supported undergraduate and graduate teaching in information technology and programming.

Education

PhD, Information Technology (Learning Analytics)
Monash University · 2023–2026 · BPI scholarship

Master of Mathematics
Universitas Lampung · 2019

Bachelor of Mathematics
Universitas Lampung · 2015

Service & membership

Peer reviewer, 2024–2026
Computers & Education: AI · Teaching and Teacher Education · Education and Information Technologies · Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education · Heliyon · Cogent Business & Management

Member, Society for Learning Analytics Research (SoLAR), 2024–present

Contact

I am open to postdoctoral positions from 2027 in AI in education, learning analytics, and educational NLP, and welcome conversations with researchers and educators.

ahmad.aldino@monash.edu