Conference Agenda

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Session Overview
Date: Friday, 21/Feb/2025
8:30am
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9:10am
Registration and coffee
Location: Cregan Library Foyer, DCU St. Patrick's campus
9:10am
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9:20am
Welcome and Opening
Location: Seamus Heaney Theatre G114.
9:20am
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9:55am
Opening keynote address with Dr Helen Beetham
Location: Seamus Heaney Theatre G114.
 

Hacking And Rewilding As Educational Resistance

Helen Beetham

University of Manchester, United Kingdom

10:00am
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11:25am
Morning parrallel session 1
Location: F205
Chair: Michał Wieczorek
 
10:00am - 10:15am

Reimagining AI Imagery: Creating Realistic Visuals for Better Explainability of AI

Helen Sheridan1,2, Emma Clarke1,3, Nic Flanagan1,4

1: ADAPT; 2: TU Dublin; 3: DCU; 4: MTU



10:15am - 10:30am

Redesigning Assessments for an AI Future: Partnering with Students and Educators in Co-Design

Lucia Cloonan, Orna Farrell

DCU, Ireland



10:30am - 10:45am

Public Landscaping, Counter/Cartography, and the Desire Path not Taken: Zines as Ludic Pedagogical Tools

Cristina Diamant

Institute of Public Administration, Ireland



10:45am - 11:00am

Student and Student Teacher Perceptions of generative (Gen)AI in the Classroom

Robin Flynn1, Elva Casey2, Ronan Mulhaire1

1: Office of the Registrar, Hibernia College.; 2: School of Education, Maynooth University.

Morning parallel session 2
Location: F215
Chair: Steve Welsh
 
10:00am - 10:20am

After AI? Critical Digital Pedagogies of Place

Bonnie Stewart

University of Windsor, Canada



10:20am - 10:40am

Designing Equitable Assessment Futures: Lessons From Students' Use Of Generative AI

Sukaina Walji, Francois Cilliers, Cheng-Wen Huang, Soraya Lester, Sanet Steyn

University of Cape Town, South Africa



10:40am - 11:00am

GenAI Integration Challenges: Learner Expectations and Effects on Trust

Dónal Mulligan

Dublin City University, Ireland



11:00am - 11:15am

Token Offerings: Contemplating the Cost of our Invisible Transactions within AIED Environments

Steve Welsh

Dublin City University TEU, Ireland

Morning parallel session 3 (workshop)
Location: F220
 

Embedding Sustainability Literacies in Postdigital Learning Design

Kate Molloy1, Clare Thomson2

1: Atlantic Technological University, Ireland; 2: Heriot-Watt University, United Kingdom



Critical Cadence: Reclaiming the Pace of Digital Productivity

Maren Deepwell

Maren Deepwell Coaching and Consultancy, United Kingdom

Morning parallel session 4
Location: Seamus Heaney Theatre G114.
Chair: Peter Tiernan
 
10:00am - 10:15am

Algorithm to Empathy: Transforming Social Care Education with VR Caregivers

Perry Share, John Pender

Atlantic Technological University, Ireland



10:15am - 10:30am

Preparing Future Teachers for the AI Era: Exploring AI Readiness, Perspectives, and Literacy in Initial Teacher Education

Declan Qualter, Eileen Bowman, Rachel Farrell

University College Dublin, Ireland



10:30am - 10:50am

Pre-Service Teachers’ Experiences and Perceptions of Generative Artificial Intelligence: An International Comparative Study

Hsiaoping Hsu1, Arolina Torrejon Capurro2, Janice Mak2, Jennifer Werner2, Janel White-Taylor2, Melissa Geiselhofer2

1: Dublin City University, Ireland; 2: Arizona State University, USA



10:50am - 11:05am

Integrating Generative AI into WebQuest Methodology to Enhance Digital and Information Literacy in Pre-Service Teacher Education

Peter Tiernan, Enda Donlon

Dublin City University, Ireland



11:05am - 11:20am

Teachers' Perceptions on the Impact of AI - a Report from the PAIDEIA Erasmus+ Project

Peter Tiernan, Enda Donlon

Dublin City University, Ireland

11:30am
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12:00pm
Coffee Break
Location: Cregan Library Foyer
11:30am
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1:00pm
Zine Workshop with Bryan Mathers
Location: F220
 
11:30am - 12:30pm

Heroes & Villains Zine Workshop

Bryan Mathers

Visual Thinkery, United Kingdom

12:00pm
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1:00pm
Invited speakers
Location: Seamus Heaney Theatre G114.
Chair: Kate Molloy
 
12:00pm - 12:15pm

Building Trust with AI: Practical Approaches for Higher Education

Rachel Fitzgerald

University of Queensland, Australia



12:15pm - 12:30pm

Embracing Uncertainty, Community and Care in the Ethics of AI and Data in Education: Steps to a Contro-pedagogy of Cruelty

Juliana Elisa Raffaghelli

Università degli Studi di Padova, Italy



12:30pm - 12:45pm

There is No Such Thing as an Ethical Black Box

James O'Sullivan

Higher Education Authority, Ireland

1:00pm
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2:00pm
Lunch
Location: Main Restaurant
2:00pm
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3:10pm
Afternoon parallel session 1
Location: F205
Chair: Michał Wieczorek
 

Pick and Mix: The Sweet Mix Of AI And AT To Help Students With Academic Challenges.

Trevor Boland

DCU, Ireland



Critical AI Literacy Through Critical Virtual Exchange

Mirjam Hauck

The Open University, United Kingdom



AI-Based Research Mentors: Plausible Scenarios & Ethical issues

Daniel crean1,2, Michał Wieczorek1, Bert Gordijn1, Alan Kearns1

1: Dublin City University, Ireland; 2: University College Dublin, Ireland



AI and Democratic Education: A Critical Pragmatist Assessment

Michał Wieczorek

Dublin City University, Ireland

Afternoon parallel session 2
Location: F215
Chair: James Brunton
 

Meeting the Opportunities and Challenges of Generative AI through Student Partnership: Co-Creation and the Development of Student GenAI guidelines at Maynooth University.

Adrian Kirwan, Aisling Flynn, Alan Waldron, Stephen McCarthy

Maynooth University, Ireland



Integrating Automated Writing Evaluation with Teacher Feedback: Enhancing Writing Accuracy and Autonomy in Turkish EFL Classrooms

Aysegul Liman Kaban

Mary Immaculate College, Unıversity of Limerick, Ireland



Turning Off The Gaslight: The Best Of Scholarly Critical Thinking As A Response To GenAInt's Dystopias

Jonathan Poritz

various open education NGOs, including Open Washington, Open Oregon, Creative Commons, etc., Italy



Dueling Discourses on AI in Higher Education: Critically Surfacing Tensions and Grounding Narratives in Context

James Brunton

Dublin City University, Ireland

Afternoon parallel session 3 (workshop)
Location: F220
 

Writing a GenAI Statement for Programmes, Modules, or Assessments

Sarah Thelen, Loretta Goff

UCC, Ireland

Afternoon parallel session 4
Location: Seamus Heaney Theatre G114.
Chair: R Lowney
 

Exploring Information Literacy Competencies of Engineering Students in Their Use of ChatGPT

Rudie Coppieters

ATU, Ireland



Students as Co-Designers of Ethical AI Integration in a Post-Primary Computer Science Classroom

Irene Stone

Dublin City University



Rewilding AI Pedagogies with Educational Values

Patricia Gibson

Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology (IADT), Ireland



Developing Critical Data Literacy with Undergraduate Students to Counter Datafication

R Lowney

DCU, Ireland

3:10pm
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4:00pm
Gasta session
Location: Seamus Heaney Theatre G114.
Chair: Tom Farrelly
 

In These Golden Years? Education Under Pressure

Bonnie Stewart

University of Windsor, Canada



Hype vs Reality

Elaine Burke

For Tech's Sake, Ireland



Bias and Misinformation in the AI Age: Why Critical Thinking Matters in the Classroom

Khetam Al Sharou

Dublin City University, Ireland



Pay Attention

Eileen Culloty

Dublin City University, Ireland



Antinomic Thinking, Generative AI and Online Quizzes

Damien Raftery

South East Technological University, Ireland



GASTA (Great Authentic Strong Transversal Assessment) - The Case For Interactive Oral Assessments

Monica Ward

Dublin City University, Ireland



One Wild And Precious Life

Mags Amond

Computers in Education Society of Ireland, Ireland

4:05pm
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4:55pm
Closing keynote address with Professor Martin Weller
Location: Seamus Heaney Theatre G114.
 

AI, metaphors and ecosystems

Martin Weller

The Open University, United Kingdom


 
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