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Exploring AI Skills Training For Lifelong Learning Staff: A Reflection From The University Of Geneva

Published inUbiquity proceedings, p. 50
First online date2025-09-03
Abstract

The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) has posed significant challenges to higher education, particularly in staff training for digital competencies. The Centre for Continuing Education and Distance Learning (CCDE) at the University of Geneva has implemented a "three-level" support model in its efforts to digitise continuing education courses and train staff. This model includes the Threshold level, the Standard level, and the Advanced level, which have been continuously refined and tested. As AI technologies become more widely used, there is a need to redefine the objectives of each training level and explore more feasible implementation strategies. This paper outlines our exploratory process, shares the results of preliminary projects, and offers constructive recommendations on how AI competency training can be integrated into the broader digital skills development for continuing education teaching staff.

NoteProceedings of EDEN 2025. Shaping the Future of Education in the age of AI: Empowering inclusion, innovation and ethical growth, Bologna (Italy), 15-17 June, 2025
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BIRCHLER EMERY, Patrizia, WANG SZILAS, Jade Jue. Exploring AI Skills Training For Lifelong Learning Staff: A Reflection From The University Of Geneva. In: Ubiquity proceedings, 2025, p. 50. doi: 10.5334/uproc.218
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