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SUMMARY:Training Clinic: How AI Can Help Trainers
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DESCRIPTION:The Training Clinic: How AI Can Help Trainers took place online
on 9 October 2025 from 13:00 to 14:00 CET\, offering a focused\, interact
ive session on the theme \"How AI Can Help Trainers.\" Organised by ELIXIR
and delivered by experienced educators\, this innovative course format wa
s designed to equip current and aspiring trainers with practical strategie
s to enhance their teaching and course development. Participants explored
how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of education and how it
can be used to streamline course preparation\, personalise learning\, and
address classroom challenges. The session featured expert insights\, case
studies\, and problem-solving discussions\, and also encouraged peer excha
nge and trainer networking.Target audienceThis session was ideal for scien
tists\, educators\, and training professionals interested in improving the
ir teaching skills and exploring innovative tools to support their work. N
o prior experience with AI was required. Whether participants were new to
AI or already using AI tools in their teaching\, the clinic offered valuab
le takeaways for all.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Training Clinic: How AI Can Help Trainers t
ook place online on 9 October 2025 from 13:00 to 14:00 CET\, offering a fo
cused\, interactive session on the theme \"How AI Can Help Trainers.\" Org
anised by ELIXIR and delivered by experienced educators\, this innovative
course format was designed to equip current and aspiring trainers with pra
ctical strategies to enhance their teaching and course development. Partic
ipants explored how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of educa
tion and how it can be used to streamline course preparation\, personalise
learning\, and address classroom challenges. The session featured expert
insights\, case studies\, and problem-solving discussions\, and also encou
raged peer exchange and trainer networking.
Target audience
This session was ideal for
scientists\, educators\, and training professionals interested in improvin
g their teaching skills and exploring innovative tools to support their wo
rk. No prior experience with AI was required. Whether participants were ne
w to AI or already using AI tools in their teaching\, the clinic offered v
aluable takeaways for all.
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