14. May 2025, 15:05 – 16:10 Uhr
AI integration for student learning in Namibia and Germany
AI integration into higher education transforms teaching, learning, and assessment to enhance student support, engagement, and academic success. Through this discussion, we /imagine best practices for leveraging AI tools while responding to ethical challenges around data privacy, transparency, bias, plagiarism, and inclusivity. By aligning AI with institutional goals and promoting inclusivity, the discussion facilitates the identification of actionable recommendations for responsible AI adoption and considers a Global South and North perspective.
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Speaker:innen
Thorsten Braun
University of Stuttgart, Centre for Higher Education and Lifelong LearningKim Méliani
University of StuttgartJoy Hambabi
Namibia University of Science and Technology, Department of Academic Development and SupportHelena Imene
Namibia University of Science and Technolgy, Instructional DesignerDr Colen Tuaundu
Namibia University of Science and TechnologyJoseph Gandanhamo
Namibia University of Science and Technology, Coordinator Multimedia Development Lab, Mr
Track
AI & Technology
Raum
Digital 1
Sprache
EN
Format
Diskussion