Digitale Lehre an und rund um der Technischen Universität Graz
Im Rahmen der Fokus Talks 2024 an der TU Graz die speziell dem Thema Künstliche Intelligenz in der Bildung gewidmet waren, habe ich als Abschluss versucht das Thema in Bezug auf offene Bildung zu adressieren. Hier gibt es dazu die Folien, die gemeinsam mit Sandra erarbeitet wurden:
Our presentation about „Exploring the Use of Generative AI in Education: Broadening the Scope“ done at this year’s HCII conference is now online available:
We did a presentation at this year’s HCII conference about „Evaluating the Efficacy of Automated Video Editing in Educational Content Production: A Time Efficiency and Learner Perspective Study“. You can find here the slides:
We presented our research at this year’s HCII conference, titled „Promotion of Emotional Learning in Technical and Social Domains„. Here you can find the slides
The next and last presentation at this year’s ED-Media conference is „WhatsApp’s Reign and Email’s Consistency: A Longitudinal Study of Communication Preferences of Study Beginners at TU Graz (2011-2023)„. Find here our slides:
We are thrilled to announce that our article about „An Introduction to Open Educational Resources and Their Implementation in Higher Education Worldwide“ was published in the Weizenbaum Journal of the Digital Society.
Abstract:
The digitization of (higher) education has exposed copyright infringement issues, as the unauthorized use of copyrighted materials has become more visible. This article explores the importance of open educational resources (OER) in higher education, focusing on their development, how they are understood, and the opportunities they offer. OER are defined as learning materials released under open licenses, allowing no-cost access, reuse, adaptation, and redistribution. The article discusses the OER movement, its milestones, and its integration into educational practice. It also presents arguments for OER: they enable free access to education, improve teaching practice, diminish legal issues, and foster open science. In addition, it highlights criticisms, including resistance from traditional publishers and concerns about marketing influence. The article concludes by examining current OER implementation in higher education and its promise of innovation. While OER are increasingly adopted, proprietary resources still dominate. The article emphasizes the need for educators to use open licenses meaningfully and innovatively and presents research on OER acceptance and usage. The monitoring of OER development in higher education is essential, but approaches may vary across countries.
[full article @ journal’s homepage]
[full article @ ResearchGate]
Reference: Atenas, J., Ebner, M., Ehlers, U.-D., Nascimbeni, F., & Schön, S. (2024). An Introduction to Open Educational Resources and Their Implementation in Higher Education Worldwide. Weizenbaum Journal of the Digital Society, 4(4). https://doi.org/10.34669/wi.wjds/4.4.3
We did a workshop about „Experiences with Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom“ at this year’s ED-Media conference and had great discussions. Thanks a lot to all the participants. All notes are documented and available here.
The next presentation at this year’s ED-Media conference is „Federated virtual learning management in a European University alliance: General challenges and first experiences using LTI to connect LMS in Unite!„. Find here our slides:
The next presentation at this year’s ED-Media conference is „The Development of „Teaching Management Patterns“ from the Perspective of IT Infrastructure as a Tool for Consulting and Further Development in a European University Alliance„. Find here our slides:
Our first presentation at this year’s ED-Media conference is „The use of programming tasks in interactive videos to increase learning effectiveness at MOOCs„. Find here our slides:
