Recent advancements in IT technology and infrastructure have led to the widespread application of AI chatbots across various fields, including education, where they have shown effectiveness in improving classroom focus and achievement [1][2]. This study analyzes the importance of quality-in-use for AI chatbots in elementary Korean language learning based on ISO/IEC 25000 Quality-in-use standards, aiming to provide quality evaluation criteria for future educational chatbot development. The research methodology involved a two-tier hierarchy of 5 main characteristics and 13 sub-characteristics of quality-in-use, with surveys conducted among industry professionals and instructors after preliminary investigations. Results showed that situational adaptability, effectiveness, and efficiency were prioritized in the main characteristics. In sub-characteristics, situational completeness, learning accuracy, and flexibility were top-ranked. Instructors emphasized the importance of risk mitigation, reflecting their concern for reducing private education costs and improving learning environments. Industry professionals prioritized completeness in chatbot outputs. These findings suggest that prioritizing instructor-valued features in subject-based learning chatbots can enhance their utility and effectiveness in educational settings. The study also highlights the potential for leveraging differences in quality evaluation priorities between industry professionals and instructors in developing learning chatbots
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