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Online Save the date: 30 June 2021
Please note: the event will be in Dutch.
The novel coronavirus has shaken the Dutch educational system to its core. Schools and universities across the country shifted to online education during the nation-wide lockdown. This groundbreaking development might have come with an unintended consequence: an increasing inequality between students from wealthy and poor households.
On 30 June, the LDE Centre for Education and Learning explores the role that artificial intelligence could play in providing equal opportunities for disadvantaged students.
Speakers:
- Prof. dr. Wim van den Doel (Dean Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Alliance)
- Prof. dr Marcus Specht (Director LDE-CEL)
- Prof. dr. Eddie Denessen (Professor of Socio-cultural Diversity and Differentiation in Education at Leiden University)
- Dr. Inge Molenaar (Assistant Professor Educational Technologies)
- Youssef El Bouhassani – Co-founder Leerlevels & Lecturer/researcher at Hogeschool van Amsterdam
- Stefan Knegt – Chief Technology Officer at Mr Chadd
- Pim Bellinga - Co-founder Grasple
- Ewoud de Kok - CEO Feedback Fruits
- Tessa Rombouts and Floor de Boer (Turner/Nl AI Coalitie)
Contact:
For more information please contact Bart de Grood: b.c.w.degrood@tudelft.nl