June is the month of AI in education: Join us for AI activities in Maastricht, Nijmegen, Arnhem, Utrecht, or anywhere!
For several years in a row, institutions and organisations have dedicated the month of June to exploring the possibilities and impact of AI for education.
This year, Radboud University, HAN University of Applied Sciences, Maastricht University, Zuyd Hogeschool, Open University, ROC Nijmegen, VISTA College, SURF and Npuls are joining forces to offer a rich and varied programme.
There’s plenty to take part in, from webinars to on-site workshops, aimed at teaching staff, policy makers and students. Prefer to go at your own pace? Be inspired by a range of online modules and resources.
Take a look at the (still growing) list and add any interesting activities to your agenda. Is something missing from the programme that you’d like to share with us? Or would you like to open up your event to participants? Let us know and we’ll add it to the page.
See you at one of the activities!
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From shortcut to study partner: Student approaches to GenAI
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"Don’t lose the human element": Jason Goulah on education, AI, and the question of what makes us human
Following his keynote at the Sixth Global Citizenship Education Symposium, Jason Goulah continued the conversation in a discussion with an EDLAB research assistant, focusing on a central question: how can education remain meaningfully human in an age of artificial intelligence?
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