Sonja Klein recently presented her peer-reviewed poster “Toward the Alignment of Understandability, Reasoning and Explainability in TEL” at the 21st European Conference on Technology-Enhanced Learning (ECTEL 2026), organized by UNED in Valencia, Spain. The conceptual poster paper introduces AUREtel, a… more.
From 15–17 September 2026, members of the LTeD Research Lab attended DELFI 2026 at the University of Potsdam, Germany. The team presented several research contributions. Selina Reinhard presented the poster Why Study Entry Phases Deserve Closer Attention: Early Insights and… more.
On September 10th, 2026, Anastasiya Savran successfully defended her cumulative doctoral dissertation at TU Wien. As the first doctoral researcher of the STEAM – STEM – stART’em doctoral college to complete her PhD, her defense marks an important milestone for… more.
In July 2026, Selina Reinhard participated in the Festival of Learning in Seoul, South Korea, a joint event combining three major conferences: Artificial Intelligence in Education (AIED), Educational Data Mining (EDM), and Learning at Scale (L@S). The event brought together… more.
Sonja Klein, Klaus Nigsch, and René Röpke participated in the pre-conference “Education in Times of AI – School Between Technology and Digital Humanism” on June 23rd, 2026 in Vienna, held ahead of the Digital Humanism Conference 2026. The event brought… more.
Our former Erasmus+ student Tom Breuer recently presented his first peer-reviewed paper, stemming from research conducted for his Bachelor’s thesis, at the International Conference on Computer Supported Education (CSEDU 2026) in Benidorm, Spain. The paper “Incorporating Recommended Course Prerequisites into… more.
From May 16th to 24th, 2026, Selina Reinhard and Sonja Klein attended the JTEL Summer School 2026 (JTELSS26), organized by the European Association of Technology-Enhanced Learning (EA-TEL). Around 100 researchers, including 60 PhD candidates from across Europe gathered in Sunny… more.
Milestone achieved: On March 23rd, 2026, Martina Landman successfully defended her doctoral dissertation and completed her PhD journey as the first doctoral graduate of our group (officially supervised by Prof. Dr. Tobias Kohn). In her dissertation, “Algorithmic Problem Solving in… more.
At WiPSCE 2026 in Aachen, our research lab presented three contributions (publications are still pending) addressing complementary challenges in K–12 computer science and AI education. The full paper “Turning Students into Neurons – Evaluating an Embodied CS Unplugged Learning Activity… more.
Similar to the last summer semester, we are offering the following courses: Every semester, we offer the course “Informatics Didactics” (Didaktik in der Informatik, Abenteuer Informatik), a hands-on introduction to computer science education and didactics. In this course, students learn… more.
