News

The Centre for the Science of Learning & Technology (SLATE) has had four papers accepted to the 15th annual International Conference on Learning Analytics & Knowledge (LAK25).

Our colleague, Dr. Ingunn Johanne Ness, is part of the pilot course of the Program for Research Management at the University of Bergen, both as a participant and a teacher.

This week, Dr. Barbara Wasson speaks at the Digi-Lingo final conference, and Dr. Mohammad Khalil speaks at the National Conference for Digitization in Higher Education.

Dr. Ness and Dr. Klykken have recently participated in the European Conference on Games Based Learning, presenting SLATE research on data literacy learning games.

The new SLATE research project Accelerating Privacy and Data Protection Measures Using Synthetic Data Generation (ASPIRE) has received 5 million NOK from Equinor.

How can AI be used as a learning promotion tool? How do we facilitate good learning processes when the pupils can use AI? And how can the learning processes provide a basis for better assessment? What do the pupils need to know about source

The first semester of DIGI610, the popular new mini course in data literacy led by SLATE Director Professor Barbara Wasson, has been completed at the University of Bergen! How did it go, and what’s next?

SLATE Director Professor Barbara Wasson was recently invited to present SLATE’s research, games and courses on data literacy at the Norwegian Parliament— and received an overwhelming response!