Future Learning
Forward-looking research identifies technological developments early and makes them usable for teaching and learning — tested iteratively rather than designed on paper.
New technologies for teaching and learning
The FLAAIT team researches, develops and tests digital solutions that support teaching, learning and studying.
In FLAAIT we combine:
We work on new technologies for teaching and learning — from research through development to testing. Promising ideas gradually become sustainable digital services for teaching staff and students. Development is evidence-based and happens together with teaching staff and students in real scenarios, in close cooperation with the Institute of Human-Centred Computing (HCC). Didactic background and step-by-step guides for these services are published at TELucation (external site).
A responsible and didactically sound use of technology in teaching.
Future Learning, Analytics & AI for Teaching — together, these three areas make up the FLAAIT team.
Forward-looking research identifies technological developments early and makes them usable for teaching and learning — tested iteratively rather than designed on paper.
Learning Analytics turns learning data into immediate feedback for students and teaching staff. Academic Analytics looks at how degree programmes progress and thus enables a more manageable course of study.
Practical AI tools support teaching staff didactically — from AI tutors and MOOCs to help with safe, effective prompting.
Tools and offerings that FLAAIT operates — and how to use them.
Chatbot for drafting and analysing course descriptions.
API access to AI language models for teaching programming.
Learning platform for using AI effectively in your own work.
Open-source chatbot that leads to the right source thanks to metadata.
Following your own study progress in an understandable way.
Research and development — at TU Graz and with partners in Austria and the EU.
The Erasmus+ project combines data literacy and ethical data governance with human-centred learning analytics in everyday European school life — forming a framework for future projects.
Erasmus+ project that treats digital competences and sustainability together — in professional development for teachers across Europe.
A joint doctoral programme of TU Graz and the University College of Teacher Education Styria: what can digital education in computer science look like today and in the future?
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News from the FLAAIT blog — for example newly available models.
The language model behind the Course Description Chatbot has been updated to GPT-5.1 for compatibility reasons.
The first FLAAIT service in regular operation: teaching staff can now have their course descriptions checked with a traffic-light rating.