September 13, 2024

Moderation: Scott Harrison (Technische Informationsbibliothek (TIB) - Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology)

The skills required for an AI-enabled workforce are already the a high-priority for employers and policy makers. While research tends to focus on digital skills, research from the AI4VET4AI project at TIB has found that some of the most important skills required for an AI enabled workforce are very human-centric skills. In this lecture, we explore how transversal skills like critical thinking, problem solving, and ethics sit among more specific digital skills, and how to build learning curricula for an AI-enabled workforce.

You are invited to attend this lecture by Dr. Scott Harrison from the learning and skills analytics lab. It will be held at 11 o'clock, located in Vortragsraum Tech.-Nat. at TIB, which will then be followed by questions and answers, along with networking. Dr. Harrison has a PhD in Economics from the University of New England, Australia, where he focused on education, program evaluation, and labour market requirements. He is currently a post-doctoral researcher with the Learning and Skills Analytics Lab and working on several EU funded projects coordinated by Dr. Gábor Kismihók  

Where: Vortragsraum Tech.-Nat. at TIB main building
When: 11 - 12 o'clock

Additional information: 
The lecture will be recorded and published afterwards. There will also be a livestream. To enter the livestream please follow this link: https://tib-eu.webex.com/meet/edoer