Teaching in the Age of AI
Workshop for schools, universities and educational institutions
Artificial intelligence is changing the way we learn, teach, and acquire knowledge. At the same time, new questions arise: How can teachers use AI effectively? Which skills will become more important? And how can learners be empowered to think independently when knowledge is readily available?
This workshop supports teachers and educational institutions in designing a reflective approach to the use of AI and in preparing learners for a future in which technological and human skills are equally in demand.
Workshop Highlights
How is AI transforming teaching and learning?
We explore the opportunities and challenges AI brings to everyday education and reflect on how it is already being used in learning processes today.
How can we design teaching and assessment in the age of AI?
We discuss how learning processes can be made visible, independent work encouraged, and assessment formats further developed.
How can we support students in using AI?
We reflect on responsibility, transparency, and the role of educators in a world where AI is increasingly becoming part of learning.
Which future skills are becoming more Important?
Communication, critical thinking, creativity, and self-reflection are gaining importance. Together, we explore how these skills can be developed in a targeted way.
Additional Focus Areas
Depending on the target audience and specific needs, additional areas of focus can be included:
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Developing AI guidelines for schools and higher education institutions
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Academic work in the age of AI
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Transparency and disclosure of AI use
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Feedback culture and assessment with AI
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Promoting future skills in everyday education
This is what the participants take away with them
✔ Guidance on using AI in everyday education
✔ Practical ideas for teaching, learning, and assessment
✔ Tools for fostering critical thinking and independent learning
✔ Confidence in navigating the opportunities and challenges of AI
✔ Inspiration for a future-oriented teaching and learning culture
format
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Keynote (60–90 minutes)
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Half-day workshop
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One-day workshop
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In-house training
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Tailored to individual institution and target group