Language Technology for Content Scoring and Intelligent Tutoring Systems Friday 17/05 16:00-17:30h Workshop Space A Needs Analysis Since the introduction of ChatGPT in late 2022, Artificial Intelligence has become a hype topic. This includes educational uses cases, and the number of papers on the usage of large language models for educational purposes has exploded since. […]
WebAR: From Zero to Hero Friday 17/05 16:00-17:30h Workshop Space B Needs Analysis The workshop will be valuable to educators, teachers, PhD students and anyone who is interested in using webAR as a teaching and learning tool. It will equip you with practical skills in using Augmented Reality (AR) to enhance learning experiences and foster […]
Closing the Feedback Loop with Learning Analytics: Personalized, Reflective and Data-Driven Learning Friday 17/05 14:00-15:30h Workshop Space A Needs Analysis Effective feedback is critical to student success in higher education. However, feedback is often neglected due to the high workload required from the teachers to address students individually, leading to ‘feedback poverty’, especially in large […]
Learn LaTeX by Preparing your Submission to a Doctoral Consortium Friday 17/05 10:30-12:00h Plenary Hall Needs Analysis LaTeX is a software system for typesetting documents widely used in academia for the communication and publication of scientific documents in many fields. This workshop will introduce the basic knowledge for learning how to use LaTeX. Participants will […]
From Awareness to Actions: Designing a Model Based LA Dashboard for Teaching Problem Solving Skills n Friday 17/05 10:30-12:00h Workshop Space A Needs Analysis This workshop will introduce “From Awareness to Actions: Designing a Model-Based LA Dashboard for Teaching Problem Solving Skills in Physics,” a prototype in educational technology. At the heart of our workshop […]
The Collaborative Authoring Process Model for Virtual Simulation Scenarios Friday 17/05 14:00-15:30h Workshop Space B Needs Analysis Virtual, augmented, and mixed reality technologies are garnering increased research interest and are being embedded more and more into learning. Nevertheless, the process of constructing virtual simulation scenarios to tell a meaningful story to students and at the […]
Towards Interpretable Educational AI: Empowering Learners’ decisions in TEL with Explainable AI Friday 17/05 10:30-12:00h Workshop Space B Needs Analysis In the evolving landscape of TEL, the integration of AI holds immense promise for supporting and enhancing learning experiences. However, as intelligent algorithms are being developed for TEL, it is crucial to address the inherent […]
Poster and Demo session Thursday 16/05 21:00-22:30h Plenary hall Abstract. The PhD candidates have a special opportunity to present and discuss their work with all summer school participants during this poster session. Participation is open to PhD candidates with or without a poster. PhD candidates may bring posters that outline their complete dissertation or just […]
Tailoring Chatbots in Education Through Large Language Models and Prompt Engineering Thursday 16/05 16:00-19:00h Workshop Space A Needs Analysis This workshop introduces how to use large language models (LLMs) for creating educational chatbots that can assist learners, educators, and researchers. We will teach advanced generative AI prompting techniques, a skill for using LLMs effectively, and […]
Implementing technology-enhanced active learning methods in f2f and distance modes Thursday 16/05 16:00-19:00h Workshop Space b Abstract Design thinking (DT) is a popular methodology that has been applied not only by higher education institutions, but by world’s leading companies as well. Design thinking focuses on real life problems and providing innovative solutions to them. One […]
