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News from the Institute of Educational Sciences

New publication on generative AI

Cefa, B., Macgilchrist, F., Elgamal, H., Bai, J. Y. H., Zawacki-Richter, O., & Loglo, F. S. Y. (2025). Responses to the Initial Hype: ChatGPT supporting teaching, learning, and scholarship? Open Praxis, 17(2), 227–250.

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New project funding: RECOMPOSE

Rather than seeing AI as a threat or a solution, RECOMPOSE shows how AI works, where it can create biases and how these can be detected and critically challenged

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ECCES-Conference in Zurich

The DiBiS / Re:Lab Team played an active role at the ECCESS conference in Zurich, incl. the closing keynote.

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New publication on "AI"

F. Macgilchrist & J. Jarke, Who said only military officers can deal with uncertainty? On the importance of uncertainty in edtech data visualisations. 

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Painting competition for primary school children at Schloss Evenburg from 1 July to 31 August 2025

At the end of project QuaSU - Source work in subject lessonsDr Silke Bakenhus cordially invites primary school children to take part in the "BildSpuren" painting competition at Schloss Evenburg in Leer. From 1 July to 31 August 2025, children can get creative and put their ideas about life at the…

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FM and Judith Simon discuss AI and ethics

Event: "AI and Ethics: Responsibility and planetary dimensions of tech-based education

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Marie-Theres Ronnebaum elected to the GDSU's young talent representative body

Our colleague Marie-Theres Ronnebaum was elected to represent the next generation of the German Association for the Didactics of Sachunterricht at the conference for young academics.

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Podcast: The Digital Backlash

Four scholars give their perspectives on the new tech backlash in education

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Podcast: What is 'critical' in critical studies of education and technology?

Podcast: A Cup of Futurity

FM chats with the Future Skills podcast team (in German) 

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