Excited events

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NordICHI2024 Workshop: Sustainability analysis of AI-based tools in higher education

NordICHI2024 Workshop
Sustainability analysis of AI-based tools in higher education

NTNU, UiO and UiO Library organise together a workshop during the Nordic Conference on Human-Computer Interaction 2024, at Uppsala, Sweden. 

Conference dates: October 13 – 16, 2024
Workshop date: Sunday, October 13 (afternoon)
Read more about the workshop at the conference website

The workshop aims to present the Sustainability Awareness Framework (SusAF) for sustainability analysis of AI-based digital tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Dall-E) applied in higher education. It will explore sustainability issues and challenges associated with the use of such tools.

If you have experience with sustainability and teaching, or you are interested in introducing this theme in your class, this workshop fits for you. However, experience in using AI-based tools in education is not a requirement for participation in the workshop.

This workshop aims to bring together researchers in the fields of HCI, CSCW, interaction design, software engineering, social science, and philosophy, as well as policymakers who are interested in the topic of sustainability analysis and/or AI-based tools.

Call for participation:
Please submit a short reflection paper (1-2 pages) on the use of AI-based digital tools in higher education and/or the sustainability of those tools.

The workshop provides an opportunity to:

  • Reflect on sustainability issues in teaching and AI-based digital tools and
  • Address concerns on sustainability and AI-based digital tools

Submission deadline: 30.08.2024

Organizers:
John Krogstie, Professor, Department of Computer Science, NTNU
Birgit Rognebakke Krogstie, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, NTNU
Maja van der Velden, Professor, Department of Informatics, University of Oslo
Andrea Gasparini, Senior Librarian and Senior Lecturer, Collection and Digital Services, University of Oslo Library
Dimitra Chasanidou, Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Computer Science, NTNU

Contact:
dimitra.chasanidou@ntnu.no
a.a.gasparini@ub.uio.no

 

Learningfestival 2024

Learningfestival 2024

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SFU Excited open webinars for teaching staff Spring 2024

SFU Excited open webinars for teaching staff Spring 2024

Curious about current issues, new tools and methods in IT education?
 Join the SFU Excited Spring 2024 webinar series!

See webinars for 2024

Centre for Excellent IT Education, Excited, aims at bringing Norway in the forefront of innovative IT education and making IT an increasingly more attractive study choice for young people. These webinars aim at creating arenas for discussions and reflection among the teaching staff. Each webinar will be held in Zoom and include a presentation and a Q&A session.

The main audience are the academic personnel from NTNU and NORD University involved in teaching, IT education and related research. At the beginning, there is a short introduction, the main slot is for the presentation on the topic below, and after that there is time for questions from the audience.

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Join the AI Day 26 January 2024!

Join the AI Day 26 January 2024!

– Reposted from NTNU Innsida, Arrangement for studenter og ansatte. Written by: Kristina Uldahl

With ChatGPT, artificial intelligence was a topic everyone talked about 2023.
AI undoubtedly holds great opportunities – but also great challenges.

The NTNU University Library invites you to an exciting themed day about artificial intelligence, where researchers and others from NTNU present their perspectives on AI technology.

Date and time: Friday 26. January, from 10.00 – 15.00
The event is open for everyone.

You can participate physically at the Natural Science Library in Trondheim, or digitally via s.ntnu.no/ki-dagen
For those who participate physically, we offer coffee, tea and popcorn.

Extract from the program: 

  • The Norwegian language model
  • AI and ethical challenges
  • AI in student projects
  • AI and the green shift

See also the event's Facebook page

The AI Day is initiated by the University Library, and created in a cooperation with Open AI Lab, NorwAI and SFU Exited.

Program published by SFI NorwAI

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