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Future Learning mit KI und Robotern

In: Future Skills in Human Resource Management und Corporate Learning

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  • Melanie Hasenbein

    (Dr. Melanie Hasenbein)

Abstract

Zusammenfassung Zentrale Trends im Future Learning sind der Einsatz von KI und digitalen Technologien wie Learning Analytics, Augmented und Virtual Reality, Bildungsroboter und Smart Learning Environments. Diese Technologien ermöglichen individuellere, interaktive und immersive Lernerfahrungen. Neue Lernkonzepte wie „New Learning“ betonen die Bedeutung von Selbstbestimmung, Zugehörigkeit zu einer Lerngemeinschaft und agilen Lernformaten. Tools wie Learning Analytics und adaptive Lernsysteme personalisieren das Lernen. Der Einsatz von humanoiden und sozialen Robotern im Bildungsbereich bietet das Potenzial, Kreativität und Problemlösefähigkeiten zu fördern sowie individuelle Lernunterstützung zu bieten. Smart Learning Environments sind die zukünftigen Lernumgebungen, die physische und virtuelle Lernansätze integrieren. Das Future Learning Canvas kann als Praxistool zur Gestaltung entsprechender Lernumgebungen eingesetzt werden.

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  • Melanie Hasenbein, 2025. "Future Learning mit KI und Robotern," Springer Books, in: Miriam Hägerbäumer & Udo Thelen & André Renz (ed.), Future Skills in Human Resource Management und Corporate Learning, chapter 12, pages 277-294, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-658-46481-3_12
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-46481-3_12
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