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Artificial intelligence is the focus of this issue. Microsoft Copilot has been officially available to employees and students at KIT since March 2024. There is also an initiative to introduce and test ChatGPT as a state service bwGPT. We would like to provide information about these AI tools and offer insights into their possible applications and specialized prompting techniques. Of course, you can also expect reports from current projects and an overview of upcoming webinars and events in this issue.
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A special highlight of InformatiKOM is the new Digital Maker Space. It offers a wide range of possibilities: In addition to a state-of-the-art recording studio, it also has professional video studios and media production rooms that have been specially designed to meet the needs of KIT productions and teaching purposes. These rooms are available to all KIT employees for the realization of creative ideas.
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At KIT, Microsoft Copilot is now officially available to all employees and students as a generative AI. On our website you will find information on access as well as application ideas and insights into specialized prompting techniques.
Our goal is to support teachers at KIT who want to explore and use the potential of generative AI in their teaching. We provide information and guidance on how to effectively integrate these advanced technologies into teaching practice.
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Our newsletter, which we send out three times a year, and the ZML account on Twitter and LinkedIn will keep you informed about the latest developments in digital teaching. We also report on our own services and events.
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Digital People Interviews
In our Digital People Interviews, we introduce you to people who have immersed themselves in the digital world and are helping to shape it through new structures, through their teaching or innovation(s).
Monika Landgraf
Episode 19: Monika Landgraf is head of the overall communications department at KIT. She is also KIT's press spokesperson, deputy head of the Staff and Strategy Service Unit (STS) and acting head of the Central Marketing Department. (NL03/2023)
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Moritz Mödinger
Episode 18: Moritz Mödinger has been working as a research assistant at the Research Center for School Sport and Sport for Children and Adolescents (FoSS) at the Institute of Sport and Sport Science (IfSS) at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) since 2019. He is also a lecturer at the Seminar for Teacher Training in Heilbronn and works as a teacher at Hölderlin-Gymnasium in Lauffen am Neckar. (NL02/2023)
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Episode 17: In the seventeenth episode of Digital People, Polina Häfner answers our questions. She is mainly involved in basic and contract research in the field of virtual reality. (NL01/2023)
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