Network meeting AI in open teaching

Target group

The AI network meeting is aimed at university lecturers, primarily from Lower Saxony, who have already gained initial experience with AI - regardless of how professional or basic their use has been to date. People from higher education didactics who would like to take the topic further for teaching are also cordially invited.

Topic & procedure

Show me your lesson - three practical examples of using AI

This network meeting will focus on specific application scenarios for AI in university teaching. Three lecturers will give brief insights into how they use AI in different phases of their teaching - for example in planning, in seminars or in examination formats - and where they deliberately refrain from using it.

The speakers will address the following questions:

What has changed in the work? What lessons have been learned? Where were the stumbling blocks?
How was your own teaching journey? What support was there from the university?
Where does OER play a role?
Which tools are used for what?

Afterwards, a world cafe will offer participants the opportunity to discuss the approaches and ideas presented in greater depth, ask questions and share their own experiences.

Review of previous meetings

Since its launch in spring, around 40-50 people from teaching, university didactics and service facilities have regularly come together at the AI network meeting. The kick-off event focused on the new EU AI Regulation, combined with an interactive group phase on its impact on studying and teaching. In the second session, the GWDG presented its data protection-friendly chatbot ChatAI, whose functions the participants were then able to try out for themselves.