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The training series was successfully completed in November 2025.
The recordings of some lectures and workshops are available in a YouTube playlist. This means that the content can be viewed flexibly even after the end of the project and used for your own work. |
A training series developed at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) aims to strengthen AI skills at universities: as part of the project "State-wide training series 'Artificial Intelligence in University Teaching' (FO>KI)", teaching staff, support staff, course developers, university management and students can acquire practical knowledge and basic principles on the use of artificial intelligence in teaching and learning.
For their concept, Svenja Geißler from the Center for Technology-Enhanced Learning at KIT and Dr. Matthias Bandtel from the Baden-Württemberg University Network for Digitalization of Teaching (HND-BW) will receive a fellowship for digital university teaching in Baden-Württemberg, which is endowed with 50,000 euros and awarded by the Stifterverband (for promoting science, research, and the Arts) and the Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, Research, and the Arts.
FO>KI targets the comprehensive preparation of participants for the use of AI in university teaching. The main topics of didactics, infrastructures, curriculum development, university strategies, law and ethics are covered in 30 different formats. The program consists of:
- In-person courses/lectures (teaching), in-person events (other events) at changing universities
- Online workshops
- Collegial case discussions
- Digital self-study courses
Special attention is paid to knowledge transfer. The project targets multipliers who pass on the skills they have acquired at their universities and thus contribute to the dissemination and further development of AI skills.
The training series is continuously monitored to ensure the quality and relevance of the formats and to adapt them to new requirements. The target is to create a long-term sustainable training system that optimally prepares universities for the challenges and potential of artificial intelligence.
You can find the current courses in our calendar of events or on the HND-BW website.
Contact persons at the ZML
Svenja Geißler
Phone: +49 721 608-48154
E-mail: svenja.geissler∂kit.edu
Matthias Bandtel (HND-BW)
Phone: +49 721 608-48165
E-mail: matthias.bandtel∂kit.edu