This live online seminar focuses on Artificial Intelligence in everyday school life. It covers lesson preparation, creating materials, feedback, homework, presentations, performance assessments, and school communication. The central question is how you can use AI in a responsible, learning-enhancing, and legally compliant way.
First, the training clarifies what Artificial Intelligence can and cannot do in a school context. Then you'll look at typical areas of application: lesson preparation, creating materials, individual support, feedback, correction assistance, and school organization.
A large section is dedicated to the legal framework. Topics covered include data protection, personal data, data processing, copyright, school responsibility, and transparency. The question of why private individual access to AI providers can be problematic for schools is also addressed.
Finally, it's about rules for your own school. You consider how AI usage can be pedagogically meaningful and legally responsible. Developing initial rules and procedural ideas for your own location are explicitly included.
The seminar combines subject matter expertise with concrete school and teaching examples, as well as reflection and transfer. Your questions are explicitly incorporated. The provider describes the format as training from school practice for school practice, not as an abstract technology lecture.
The seminar is aimed at teachers, trainee teachers, and career changers. Basic knowledge of Office and the internet is assumed. The training is led by Michael Münzer, a teacher, principal, and lecturer in school law and digitalization.
The session takes place in the online seminar room via Adobe Connect or ClickMeeting. Both providers, according to Cornelsen, meet GDPR requirements and have their servers in Europe. With ClickMeeting, you participate directly in the browser without downloading any software. A personal certificate of participation is included.
