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The Digital Education Day brings together researchers working on digital education in Tübingen and beyond. This year, we focus on AI-based adaptive learning.
Prof. Inge Molenaar (National Education Lab AI, Netherlands, NOLAI) opens the day with her keynote. Tübingen projects then present their work in pitches, posters, and demos. If you would like to showcase your project, you can submit a contribution until November 4: https://eveeno.com/ded26-projects
In the afternoon, four impulse talks under the motto “Theory, Trust, Technology, Transfer” explore adaptive learning from different perspectives. In the Special Interest Group Discussions, you bring in your own topics and exchange ideas with colleagues. We close with “From Conversations to Collaborations”: we capture which ideas to pursue and connect people for new joint projects.
Catering is provided, and participation is free of charge.
We look forward to your registration!
Registration is open until November, 09.
Preliminary Program: Digital Education Day 2026 on November 23
09:15 | Welcome |
09:30 | Keynote · Inge Molenaar National Education Lab AI, Netherlands (NOLAI) |
10:50 | Meet the Projects Research on AI-based Adaptive Learning Pitches, Poster & Demos Call for contributions open until November, 4 at https://eveeno.com/ded26-projects |
12:00 | Lunch |
13:00 | Theory · Trust · Technology · Transfer Theory: Learning-Theory Perspectives on AI-based Adaptive Learning Echo Man Su (Leibniz-Institut für Wissensmedien, Tübingen) Trust: Risk, Trust, and Cognitive Bias in Human–AI Interaction Nadia Said (Psychological Institute, Tübingen) Technology: Integrating Cognitive Models into Adaptive Learning Systems Benjamin Clement (ELLIS Institute Tübingen) Transfer: Bringing evidence-based AI tools into school practice Thérése Eder (TüCeDE) |
14:20 | Special Interest Group Discussions & Coffee Bring in and share your topics |
15:20 | From Conversations to Collaborations |
15:45 | TüCeDE Members Meeting |
~16:30 | End |
