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Monthly MondAI

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The Monthly MondAI series will continue in the spring semester.

A brownbag event series from lecturers for lecturers – Networking and best practices for AI-based tools in teaching and learning at D-USYS.

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All participants are kindly requested to register before the events: register here

Monthly MondAI #4: Insights from pioneers: March 4, 2024, 12.00-13.30, CHN F 42, ETH Zurich

The HS23 'pioneer' lecturers of the Innovedum project will have a roundtable discussion about the insights gained from working with AI-based tools in their courses. They will share their experiences regarding adaptation strategies, preferred tools, the range of tasks on which AI-based tools were used, the assessment of students‘ work, and, potentially, any open questions.

Monthly MondAI #5: AI-based tools beyond writing : April 8, 2024, 12.00-13.30, Location TBA

This Monthly MondAI event will highlight the diversity of educational applications of AI-based tools. To help lecturers conceptualize their own teaching scenarios, we will showcase examples where AI-based tools were used for tasks beyond scientific writing, including coding, visualization, gamification, and more. Get some hands-on training on different educational examples with AI-based tools.

Monthly MondAI #6: Students' perspectives: May 6, 2024, 12.00-13.30, Location TBA

Students who have already collected valuable experiences while working with AI-based tools will offer their perspectives on how they incorporate AI-based tools in the learning process. The students will demonstrate a few typical use cases and discuss with participating lecturers some best practices for AI-based tools in and outside of the classroom. 

contact: Dr. Réka Mihalka

Systems Thinking and Design for Social Change and in Policymaking

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Learn how systems thinking can inform, model and impact policymaking. Society, scientists,and policymakers have to deal with wicked problems that can be assessed and solved only if seen in a systems context. In several modules that combine theory and hands-on workshops, we will move from system analysis to guidance in transforming social practices and policymaking. Participants will get to know a toolbox of techniques used in system mappingand system design. The course is designed as a series of half-day workshops with different experts and different tools. Participants are asked to bring their own problems and cases.

Lecturers: Melanie Paschke (PSC), Tobias Luthe (ETHZ), Laura Ferrarello (EPFL), Anais Sagaesser (scaling4good & innosuisse), Swen Bos (Empa)

Location:  ETH Zurich

Dates: February 27, March 6, 12, 20, April 9, 2024 (9:00-13:00)

Registration: here

Contact: Luisa Last

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