Learn more about generative AI in teaching
Are you curious about how AI tutors, chatbots, and large language models (LLMs) are being used in teaching? Would you like to explore how you can use the technology in a meaningful way in your teaching, with access to both inspiration and support along the way? Teach GenAI 2025 offers a series of webinars in English and, if you wish, the chance to take part in a hands-on course where you work with generative AI in your teaching.
Teach GenAI 2025 is a collaboration between Aalborg University (AAU), Aarhus University (AU), and the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), supported by It-vest. The initiative supports teachers in exploring how generative AI can be integrated into courses and study programmes.
Teach GenAI 2025 gives you insight into different approaches to integrating generative AI into teaching, an understanding of the technology’s potential and limitations, and the opportunity to experiment with your teaching to identify meaningful uses.
Opening Webinar – 26 August 2025 from 13:00 to 15:00
Hear how teachers from different subject areas have used generative AI in their teaching, and find out how you can get support and inspiration to get started yourself.
Sign up for the opening webinar by 26 August, 12:00 noon
Join as a listener
Stay up to date by joining a series of thematic webinars on topics such as:
- Prompting techniques
- Custom chatbots
- AI-supported feedback
- Real-world teaching cases from different disciplines
The webinars are open to all staff at AAU, AU, and SDU, and you can sign up for individual sessions depending on your availability and interests.
See the full programme and register for the webinars here.
Test in practice
Take part in a hands-on course where you will be able to explore how generative AI can be used in your own teaching. In addition to the webinars, this course includes:
- Facilitated meetings with opportunities to exchange ideas with peers
- One-on-one technical and educational support
- A concluding session with knowledge sharing based on your own teaching experiment
At the end of the course, you will receive a certificate of participation.
Estimated workload: approx. 25 hours
The course is offered locally at AAU, AU, and SDU
Registration requires approval from your immediate supervisor
If you are employed at Aarhus University, you can register for the course here (registration deadline: 2 September 2025)
If you have any questions, please contact
Dorte Sidelmann Rossen | dsr@au.dk
