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The Campus Day not only offered a variety of insights into studying and teaching - the Faculty Teaching Awards 2025 were also presented. Since 2007, the Presidential Board of KIT has honored outstanding research- and application-oriented teaching. The prize, endowed with 10,000 euros, is awarded annually in all eleven faculties.
We are delighted that we were once again able to film the award winners this year. In short video portraits, we present their teaching concepts, ideas and approaches - and show how diverse and innovative teaching is at KIT.
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The Edu Escape Rooms were included in the current Horizon Report: Teaching and Learning Edition 2025. The report is an internationally recognized indicator for developments in university teaching.
The listing shows the potential that lies in digital, practice-oriented formats such as the NoCode Edu Escape Rooms. Escape rooms enable the interactive transfer and application of knowledge. Thanks to their open source implementation, they can be used without programming knowledge and can be created independently by students after a brief introduction - as an alternative to traditional presentations, for example.
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In the joint project of the Scientific Computing Center (SCC), Digital Office (DO) and ZML, concrete use cases for generative AI at KIT are being identified and implemented on local infrastructure in explorative approaches. Since the beginning of the year, a development framework has been created to advance both the technical basis and practice-oriented applications.
A first milestone: the newly developed AI competence module, which helps KIT employees to acquire the necessary skills for the responsible use of AI.
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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, their teaching or innovation(s).
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Episode 22: Annette Leßmöllmann holds a doctorate in linguistics and teaches at KIT in the Bachelor's and Master's degree programs "Science-Media-Communication", among others. In her interview, she gives us a deeper insight into science communication and points out the current trends as well as the cornerstones. InformatiKOM also plays an important role here (NL01/2025).
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Episode 21: As a member of staff at the Center for Media Learning (ZML), Andreas Sexauer is driving forward the development of digital educational technologies for use in teaching at KIT. He is currently focusing on the topics of artificial intelligence, hybrid teaching formats and media production (NL02/2024).
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Episode 20: In the 20th episode, Andreas Reichert answers our questions. He heads the media center of the KIT library at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) (NL02/2024)
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