Co-Creation with multiple stakeholders for better and more responsible digital resources

This session will discuss new models of "innovation labs" that can help develop more responsible and useful AI tools for education. Many attempt to bring together different stakeholders, including educators, and to build a common language. This could allow creating digital tools that are really useful for educators and also for educators to better understand what AI in education entails. After a presentation of the corresponding chapter of the Digital Education Outlook 2023, several labs will discuss their model and their advantages and disadvantages.

Speakers include:

- Inge Molenaar, Professor Education and Artificial Intelligence, Radboud University, The Netherlands
- Jeremy Roschelle, Executive Director, Learning Sciences, Digital Promise, United States
- Peter Sleegers, Senior Advisor, BMC, the Netherlands
- Roman Bruegger, Managing Director, Swiss EdTech Collider, Switzerland
- George Siemens, GRAIL & AI playground
- Lien De Bie, Program manager Smart Education, IMEC