Episode 5: AI and Teaching Roles

with Prof. Dr. Joshua Weidlich

An episode of the Setting Sails – Navigating AI in Higher Education podcast, hosted by UZH Teaching Tools, titled "Episode 5: AI and Teaching Roles" was published on December 11, 2024 and runs 36 minutes.

December 11, 2024 ·36m · Setting Sails – Navigating AI in Higher Education

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In an incredibly short time, AI has become a common presence in education, with many teachers and students integrating it into their daily routines. But what does this rapid adoption mean for teachers in higher education? How will AI reshape teacher roles and skills? In today’s episode of "Setting Sails – Navigating AI in Higher Education", Joshua Weidlich, Assistant Professor for Digital Higher Education at the University of Zurich and Zurich University of Teacher Education, joins us to discuss how AI is fundamentally reshaping the educational landscape — transforming not only teaching methods but also redefining the roles, responsibilities, and evolving skill sets of educators.

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