AI:KI @ Viadrina
Concerted further education on artificial intelligence in university teaching
The project, which runs from 1 October 2024 to 31 March 2025, is funded by the Innovation in Higher Education Foundation.
The basis of the project is the nationwide concept jointly developed by the network of state institutions for digital university teaching (NeL) 'State-specific scientific further education programmes on "Artificial Intelligence in University Teaching" (AI qualification)'
Both state-specific and nationwide offers are developed and provided as part of the programme. By opening up and transferring AI training and event formats to federal states that are not yet represented in NeL and through cooperation with existing local institutions, broad access and nationwide usability are made possible.
Workshop and training dates
AI in university teaching - pedagogical tool or ethical risk?
Speaker: Janne Mesenhöller (University of Potsdam)
Date: 13 February 2025
Time: 4 pm
Location: Online via Zoom
In this workshop, possible ethical and legal challenges in the use of AI in university teaching will be examined. In addition to theoretical impulses from research, classic topics such as data protection and plagiarism risks will be dealt with in practical exercises.
Further questions on algorithmic discrimination, changes in the teaching, learning and examination culture and the challenge of maintaining academic integrity will also be discussed. The aim is to enable lecturers to critically scrutinise the use of AI in the university context
and to develop strategies for the responsible use of these technologies.
Please note that the workshop does not constitute legal advice.
On request, individual coaching sessions can be arranged to discuss specific issues in greater depth
KI and examinations - where do German universities stand?
Speaker: Bettina Gautel (University of Hanover)
Date: 14 March 2025
Time: 12 - 13:30
Location: Online via Zoom (Zoom link: https://europa-uni-de.zoom-x.de/j/68874354999?pwd=zh87b8vo8EuLpt97qFUn2BS8LfjasN.1)
This workshop will examine the structures of teaching and examinations in a world with ChatGPT. In addition to theoretical considerations, recommendations and ways of working at various universities will be presented and discussed. The aim is to initiate a dialogue on interdisciplinary and cross-university principles for dealing with AI tools in teaching and examinations and, in the future, also in the field of research, as the constant (further) development of AI tools challenges us not only in one subject, but also the university as an educational and research institution as a whole.
AI lab for students (presence/online) on the Long Day of Writing
Our AI Lab will take place on 6 March 2025 together with the Long Writing Day from 10 am to 6 pm and offers all students hybrid events on the topic of AI and academic writing. Both online and in person, students - beginners and advanced - will have the opportunity to experiment with AI tools and reflect on their own writing projects as well as receive further input on the efficient use of AI tools in workshops.
Access to the ONLINE events:
Zoom link: https://europa-uni-de.zoom-x.de/j/62428778043?pwd=pAiZONkMYxthGILgmy9Plqf3EysFli.1
For more information on the Long Day of Writing, please visit the Pages of the ZLL.
How much AI can it be? - Promoting new methods and skills in the academic writing process
Speaker: Dorothée Schulz-Budich
Date: 10 January 2025
Time: 09:00 - 10:30 am
Location: Online via Zoom
In this workshop, 3 aspects of the use of generative AI tools in the writing process will be presented and discussed: What tools can your students use to support their academic writing and how can they guide critical and reflective use of these at different stages of the writing process? What possibilities are there to make the use of AI in the writing process transparent? You can find more information and Zoom access on the homepage of the Center for Teaching and Learning.
AI in university teaching - pedagogical tool or ethical risk?
Speaker: Janne Mesenhöller (University of Potsdam)
Date: 13 February 2025
Time: 4 pm
Location: Online via Zoom (Zoom link: https://europa-uni-de.zoom-x.de/j/63611477058?pwd=btZXuxK4mIhi7sKFNa0tu8KXauDEmI.1)
In this workshop, possible ethical and legal challenges in the use of AI in university teaching will be examined. In addition to theoretical impulses from research, classic topics such as data protection and plagiarism risks will be dealt with in practical exercises.
Further questions on algorithmic discrimination, changes in the teaching, learning and examination culture and the challenge of maintaining academic integrity will also be discussed. The aim is to enable lecturers to critically scrutinise the use of AI in the university context
and to develop strategies for the responsible use of these technologies.
Please note that the workshop does not constitute legal advice.
On request, individual coaching sessions can be arranged to address specific issues in greater depth.
Individualised answers to the most important questions: AI tools for academic writing in your teaching
Speaker: Dr Sigrun Meinig (ZLL)
Date: 03/02/2025
Time: 12:30 - 14:00
Location: Online via Zoom
This online workshop, which is geared towards your teaching practice, aims to bundle the most important questions that the use of AI tools in teaching entails for you. You will also be supported in (further) developing individual solutions for your teaching in the most resource-efficient way possible, safe in the knowledge that you have considered what is important. In the workshop, you will work with your own teaching or teaching sequences and familiarise yourself with a reflection tool developed by the VK:KIWA Think Tank KI-Tools for academic writing. After the workshop, you can use this tool to continue working independently on these issues.
How much AI can it be? - Promoting new methods and skills in the academic writing process
Speaker: Dorothée Schulz-Budich
Date: 10 January 2025
Time: 09:00 - 10:30 am
Location: Online via Zoom
In this workshop, 3 aspects of the use of generative AI tools in the writing process will be presented and discussed: What tools can your students use to support their academic writing and how can they guide critical and reflective use of these at different stages of the writing process? What possibilities are there to make the use of AI in the writing process transparent? You can find more information and Zoom access on the homepage of the Center for Teaching and Learning.
Slides and documents from the workshops
Here you can find the presentation of the workshop from 10 January 2025 led by Dorothée Schulz-Budick.
To the presentation
Here you can find the presentation of the workshop from 13 February 2025 led by Janne Mesenhöller. To the presentation
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