Ideas on digitally supported individualization of teaching and learning for evolving competency requirements

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Abstract

The world is changing rapidly, mainly due to the digitalization of all areas of living. A huge amount of information is accessible via the Internet, and since it is no longer possible for individual humans to keep track of it, artificial intelligence (AI) is analyzing this data. In this rapidly changing world, students have to be educated for a successful career during their whole working life. These boundary conditions lead to completely new challenges for the education of students that are unprecedented in this form. Digitalization in education can help to cope with these challenges but can only be a means, not a goal. Personal interaction with students remains the most important task in education to address individual weaknesses and further develop strengths and talents. With the increasing amount of openly available information and the consequently increasing diversity of experiences within the group of students, differentiation is advancing to become the key to successful education. Digitization can help with this challenging task and support communication between students and their experienced instructors. But computers cannot replace human interaction and attempts to improve teaching efficiency by replacing this communication with electronic means endangers the learning success for complex concepts. This article analyzes education demands and possibilities for digitally supported teaching and learning.

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Fuhrmann, T., & Niemetz, M. (2023). Ideas on digitally supported individualization of teaching and learning for evolving competency requirements. In International Conference on Higher Education Advances (pp. 1399–1406). Universidad Politecnica de Valencia. https://doi.org/10.4995/HEAd23.2023.16232

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