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We mourn the loss of Prof. Dr Dr h.c. Hilbert Meyer His work with his head, heart and hands will always keep his memory alive. The members of the Institute of Educational Sciences
Ein neuer Artikel: Über Künstliche Intelligenz und ihre Bedeutung für die Zukunft nachdenken: Wie funktioniert KI? Was unterscheidet KI von herkömmlichen Computerprogrammen? Wie möchten wir sie in Zukunft nutzen – und wie nicht? Wichtige Fragen, mit denen sich auch Kinder schon beschäftigen können.…
New publication on the democratic deficit in infrastructures
Williamson, B., Macgilchrist, F., & Potter, J. (2025). Knowledge infrastructure crisis: digital democratic deficits and alternative designs for education. Oxford Review of Education, 51(6), 936-952. https://doi.org/10.1080/03054985.2025.2483255
ETUI AI Talk by Julie Lüpkes and Marte Henningsen Their talk about tech solutionism in the education sector is now available on Youtube: https://youtu.be/H3fLwjVngDk
The annual newsletter reports on joint events that have taken place, introduces the new scholarship holders and reports on current activities of the specialist centre at Moi University.
Start of the survey phase in the "Change in engagement" research project
In September 2025, the survey phase of the "Change in Engagement" project began with initial qualitative expert interviews and group discussions in the two regions under investigation.
Eleven students travelled to Berlin to conduct qualitative surveys as part of the project phase of their bachelor's degree in education. The students took part in the seminar led by Prof. Dr Karsten Speck and Dr Anja Schäfer, in which they independently conducted and evaluated surveys as part of the…
New article published: "Enhancing professional development in digital STEM education"
Our joint contribution "Enhancing professional development in digital STEM education: cross-disciplinary success factors and barriers" has been published in Frontiers in Psychology, Vol. 16 (2025).
AI Talk @ ETUI: The challenges of the EdTech-fix on 16.10.2025
This AI talk provides insights into critical research on AI-enabled automated feedback and grading tools in Germany. They will discuss the technical and operational implications that these technologies entail for the future of education and its actors.
News from the co-operation with Nelson Mandela University
A wide range of cooperation activities between South Africa's Nelson Mandela University and the University of Oldenburg in August and September demonstrates the intensive collaboration between the two institutions within the framework of various projects in the educational sciences.