Portfolios are highly individualized and offer students to document and reflect on their learning. Feedback from peers and instructors plays an important role because others can offer valuable insight and different perspectives that can enrich a student’s understanding of a learning event and support them in their further studies.

The AISOP project in Germany, funded by the BMBF as part of the initiative ‘Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education’, is exploring how artificial intelligence can support learners in composing portfolios and how educators can be supported in assessing portfolios. AISOP stands for 'AI Supported Observation of E-Portfolios'.

In this session, you have the chance to learn about the questions the team is asking, what they have already discovered in this multi-year project, and where their technology is at as well as what role digital ethics, in particular data privacy, plays for them.

The event will take place on Monday, 27 May 2024, at 9am CEST.

The presenters

Prof Dr Sandra Rebholz (Ostbayerische Technische Hochschule)
Prof Dr Paul Libbrecht (IU International University of Applied Sciences)
Alexander Gantikow, MA (University of Education Weingarten)
Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Andreas Isking (University of Education Weingarten)

The organizers

The AAEEBL Digital Ethics Task Force organizes and facilitates this webinar, with support from AAEEBL, ePortfolios Australia, and Eportfolio Ireland.

Logos of the event organizers AAEEBL, ePortfolios Australia, and Eportfolio Ireland

Feature image: The words 'Refine, Pause, Observe, Consider, Repeat' are placed on a white background with Scrabble tiles.