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AI and the Paradigm Shift in Education: From Fear to Opportunity

The education sector is undergoing a paradigm shift driven by artificial intelligence (AI). In this blog article, Steve Joordens, Professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto Scarborough, considers the implications of this shift for the future of academia. Drawing on his long-standing expertise and his university’s digital transformation initiatives, he takes a step back to consider the broader implications of AI-driven change.

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Steve Joordens
30.06.25
Picture with an abstract graphic showing a student and the word „A I“. Under that the text: AI and the Paradigm Shift in Education: From Fear to Opportunity. A blog article by Steve Joordens.
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Arbeitspapier Nr. 87: Wie KI Studium und Lehre verändert

Mit der explorativen Studie „KI in Studium und Lehre – Use-Cases und Gelingensbedingungen“ legt das HIS-Institut für Hochschulentwicklung e. V. (HIS-HE) im Auftrag des Hochschulforums Digitalisierung eine systematische Analyse von Use-Cases von generativen KI-Tools an deutschsprachigen Hochschulen vor. Die Untersuchung dokumentiert vielfältige Anwendungsmöglichkeiten und zeigt, unter welchen Bedingungen der Einsatz generativer KI erfolgreich gelingt. Die Ergebnisse machen deutlich: Der KI-Einsatz an Hochschulen bedient ein breites Anwendungsspektrum und eröffnet neue Spielräume für Lehre, Lernen, Support und Beratung.

Klaus Wannemacher, Elke Bosse, Maren Lübcke, Alena Kaemena
02.04.25
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Arbeitspapier Nr. 86: Künstliche Intelligenz: Grundlagen für das Handeln in der Hochschullehre

Wie verändert Künstliche Intelligenz Studium, Lehre und Prüfungen? Hochschulen stehen vor der Herausforderung, KI nicht nur zu integrieren, sondern auch reflektiert mit ihren Auswirkungen umzugehen. Das neue Arbeitspapier der HFD-AG “Künstliche Intelligenz: essenzielle Kompetenzen an Hochschulen” beleuchtet diese Fragen mit einem szenariobasierten Ansatz – und leitet daraus zentrale Kompetenzfelder für Hochschulakteure ab.  

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20.03.25
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Digital and intellectual sovereignty in the age of AI: An assessment for the higher education sector

To what extent can universities still be considered digitally sovereign in the age of AI? How dependent are they on commercial AI providers, and what can they shape themselves? And: do universities also need to take language models into their own hands to ensure independent scientific thinking? Dr. Peter Salden from the Centre for Science Didactics at Ruhr University Bochum provides an overview and assesses the current situation. The text was written on the basis of his contribution to the expert hearing Digital Sovereignty, which was Hochschulforum Digitalisierung organized in Cologne in December 2024.

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Dr. Peter Salden
06.02.25
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Student use of AI tools in everyday university life: continuities and changes

Unfortunately, the student perspective is often neglected in the discussion about the use of AI tools at universities. But do students even want to use ChatGPT? What opportunities and risks do they see in the use of generative AI? Last winter, Timucin Cicek, Prof. Dr. Tobias Seidl and Prof. Cornelia Vonhof from Stuttgart Media University published key findings from a student survey on the use of AI tools in the HFD blog post "Hey ChatGPT, can you help me?". Now they continue with surprising answers to the question of what continuities and changes they observed.

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Prof. Dr. Tobias Seidl, Cornelia Vonhof
09.09.24
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ChatGPT and Co. in university teaching – perspectives from students and teachers

The release of ChatGPT in November 2022 has led to the wider use of artificial intelligence (AI) reaching into the mainstream. AI tools have long since found their way into colleges and universities. But how do students and teachers actually view this change? What are the opportunities and challenges of using AI tools in university teaching? Lukas Erle, Thomas Hoss and Prof. Dr. Sabrina Eimler (Department of Human Factors & Gender Studies at the Institute of Computer Science at the Ruhr West University of Applied Sciences in Bottrop) put these and other questions to students and teachers at various German colleges and universities.

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Lukas Erle, Sabrina Eimler
09.07.24
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The provision of generative AI in universities: What is possible and what is desirable?

German universities are facing the challenge of making tools based on generative artificial intelligence (AI) accessible for research, teaching and administration. The focus is currently on the accessibility of commercially available tools such as ChatGPT. However, the issue of non-commercial, open source-based solutions is also increasingly coming to the fore in the discussions. What options are there, what are the advantages and disadvantages and what role does cross-university cooperation play here?

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Dr. Peter Salden, Jonas Leschke, Dr. habil. Malte Persike
28.02.24
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