Aalborg Universitet

Working group for AI in education

The Working Group for AI in Education was established by Det strategiske uddannelsesråd to strengthen collaboration and coordination among the units at Aalborg University that work with AI support in relation to education. The group’s work is anchored in the university’s strategy Knowledge for the World, particularly goal 5.4 concerning a strategic framework for AI in education.

Aalborg Universitet

Working group for AI in education

The working group aims to:

Coordinate and lead strategic AI projects related to AAU’s educational area.
Create an overview of ongoing and upcoming AI initiatives.
Promote knowledge sharing and a unified direction in AI-related projects.
Ensure visibility and accessibility of AI resources and services.
Support optimal utilization of the university’s competencies and infrastructure.

Members

Chairperson
Thomas Ryberg (IAS-PBL)

Members
Simon Bøgh (AI For the People)
Sabine Dreier (Aalborg Universitetsbibliotek)
Thomas Erlandson (Aalborg Universitetsbibliotek)
Kasper Løvshall (Aalborg Universitetsbibliotek)
Tom Lykke Skov Gregersen (Center for digitally supported Learning (CDUL))
Rune Gram Hagel Jensen (Center for digitally supported Learning (CDUL))
Christopher Kjær (Center for digitally supported Learning (CDUL))
Lasse Krejberg (Center for digitally supported Learning (CDUL))
Ida Hougaard (IT-Services)
Anna Julie Abildgaard (IT Security)
Anne Højgaard Larsson (Education Law)

Call for AI Pilot Projects in Education 2026

The Working Group on AI in Education invites educators at AAU to apply for funding for AI pilot projects that can enhance and support the quality of the university’s educational programmes.

Read and apply here

Call for AI Pilot Projects in Education 2026

The Working Group on AI in Education invites educators at AAU to apply for funding for AI pilot projects that can enhance and support the quality of the university’s educational programmes.

Read and apply here

Initiatives 2026

Survey on generative AI in education

Questionnaires were distributed on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, to all students and educators.
The survey has been developed in close collaboration with representatives from relevant departments, and with input from researchers who have worked in the field.

The survey will serve as a foundation for future work with AI in education and ensures that our strategy is driven by needs and data.

We share the results summer 2026

Webinar VIP: Results from survey; Generative AI at AAU - May 19 13-13:50

This webinar is for all VIP staff, where we share stories from our large amount of data on students' and educators use, thoughts, worries etc. on generative AI at AAU. The webinar will be en English.

Invites will be sent out soon, and you will soon be able to sign up below.

Webinar Students: Results from survey; Generative AI at AAU - May 21st 13-13:50

This webinar is for all students, where we share stories from our large amount of data on students' use, thoughts, worries etc. on generative AI at AAU. The webinar will be en English.

Invites will be sent out soon, and you will soon be able to sign up below.

Joint Introduction to AI in Education

How can generative AI be meaningfully introduced in a study and learning context for students? This is a challenge for many educators and supervisors at the university. In several places, slide decks have been developed that can be used by a broader group of teaching staff. We aim to develop a unified AAU package that educators and supervisors across the university can use as a starting point when introducing students to the use of generative AI.

Communication on AI and education

Students must learn to use generative AI within the framework of their study programmes while also gaining AI competencies relevant to their field.
The communication effort should encourage experimentation and exploration (AI literacy) and shift the focus from “you must not” to “you may” — supported by good examples and AI as a learning companion.
To ensure the correct use of generative AI in academic settings, educators must be equipped to support and answer questions. This requires both professional development for educators and clear communication about usage, frameworks, and misuse.

Former initiatives of the working group

Theme Day on AI and Education for Students

A theme day on AI in education for students will be held on Thursday, November 20, from 09:30 to 11:30.
The event will be held online to ensure participation from students across AAU’s three campuses.
The theme day will generate video material that can be integrated into the communication efforts around AI in education and provide long-term value.

Theme Day on AI in Education for Educators

A theme day on AI in education for educators will be held on Thursday, November 27, from 09:00 to 11:30.
The event will be held online to allow participation from educators across AAU’s three campuses.
The theme day will generate video material that can be integrated into the communication efforts around AI in education and provide long-term value.

Knowledge for the World: Strategic Framework for AI in Education

Vision: AAU educates the responsible problem solvers of the future. Our students and educators actively, critically, and constructively engage in shaping AI’s future role within their disciplines.

a) Specialists: AAU educates the AI specialists of the future.

b) AI Competencies: AAU ensures that all students are AI-literate within their own field.

c) Computing Power and Tools: AAU provides a responsible, sustainable, and innovative AI infrastructure for education.

d) AI and PBL: AAU actively explores AI’s transformative potential for education and helps shape the problem-based learning institution of the future.