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Learn how the AI model Aeneas supports historians in restoring damaged Latin inscriptions and how you can immediately apply this in the classroom. Discover our research, our teaching materials, the connection with AI educational frameworks from UNESCO, the OECD and the EU, and experience how collaboration between humans and AI technology enables new historical insights.
At Sint-Lievens College, we developed a tool to help teachers design their lessons in this AI era. We always start from learning objectives and didactics - AI only follows when it adds value. This assessment and teaching guide offers concrete tips and examples, without value judgements.
Our teaching material wins runner-up twice at the AI For Education Awards 2024 in Oslo! Find out how our project, “AI Meets Ancient Greek - Muses and Robots,” integrates AI into education, working on digital literacy. We combine diverse disciplines such as history, classical languages and AI. With those combined forces, we are restoring and translating an Ancient Greek inscription.
Bridging the Past and Future with AI: Dive into the intersection of Ancient Greek, AI, and epigraphy. Empower your students with innovative tools, reshaping the way they perceive and interact with history.
An elf, a warrior and an AI walk into a tavern ... It sounds like a peculiar beginning to a story, but it is the thrust of this teaching material on GPT language algorithms and creative writing. Lesson material developed together with students that adds to a curriculum around language technology and language editing. So combine artificial intelligence with modern languages!
Discover the innovative fusion of AI and classical languages in the teaching of Latin and Greek. This year, we are exploring ancient Greek myths using artistic teaching approaches for second- and third-year Greek students. Experience our unique Greek myths + AI photobooth, which combines technology and tradition for an engaging learning experience.
Our society, as well as our school and classroom, is becoming increasingly digital. This often involves a programming language, such as Python! But how do you bring Python into the classroom? That's where I can help you! More than 80 exercises, auto-corrections, 20 elaborate lesson videos ... all summarised in one clear lesson series! Free to use via www.pythonindeklas.be!
Find out how you can integrate EdTech into your Classics lessons. We do this for both Latin and Greek by using immersive tools such as Minecraft for interactive learning. Engage students in ancient Rome and Greece, explore iconic sites like the Parthenon and learn Greek in an alternative, engaging way. Travel to the Acropolis of Perikles in no time!
World Book Day and Flanders Reading Day is an ideal time to step out of the literary comfort zone. That is what teachers Patricia David and Robbe Wulgaert did with the children's book "Sun Dragons and Sea Robbers". A children's book that connects generations through imagination and learning to say goodbye.
Immerse yourself in the mythical world of Lycia, where Greek hero Bellerophon and his flying steed Pegasus confront the fearsome Chimaera. In this captivating lesson project, we blend ancient Greek myths with innovative artistic education and cutting-edge artificial intelligence to bring the spellbinding three-headed creature to life!
Discover how students at Sint-Lievenscollege in Ghent utilized generative AI models like Stable Diffusion and ChatGPT to create unique and personal interior designs. Combining computational thinking and artificial intelligence, they crafted brand new representations of living spaces. Explore the fascinating intersection of technology, design, and human creativity in this project.
Explore how the Turing Test and AI systems like ChatGPT can be integrated into education to enhance learning experiences. Learn about the COFFEE framework, a tool for critically evaluating AI-generated content, and discover how to harness AI's potential in educational settings while fostering critical thinking and creativity among students!
Discover InFORM, an innovative teaching project bridging physical education & computational thinking. Enhance sports techniques with AI, Python, & expert feedback. Empower students' learning experiences across disciplines.
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It may surprise you, but film or music are not the biggest sectors in the media landscape. That appears to be games! From computer games to mobile
It began some 70 years ago. Scientists were developing a new world. A digital world! A world of a few large computer systems that connected to each
An AI curriculum for 14- and 15-year-old pupils, with student projects using computational thinking and Design Thinking.
Artificial intelligence is having an increasing impact on our lives. How we watch TV, travel, order food ... even dating! In this teaching project, we add an unlikely combination: AI with epigraphy and ancient Greek texts! Version 2.0 even of the cooperation between Ghent University and Sint-Lievens College.
Deep fakes have a bad reputation. Fake news, manipulation, revenge porn ... but what if you could do something positive with it? What if you could use the technology to put yourself in the shoes of Agrippina, Nero or any other character? In this project, we bridge the gap between classical languages and artificial intelligence to bring the stories of Tacitus to life!
Latin and programming, they seem apparent opposites that you would not immediately use in the same context. This game project, which is a collaboration between the Educational Master UGent and Sint-Lievens College, proves otherwise. By designing a game in which students with their knowledge of Latin play a self-made game, we bring these two worlds closer together!
There are digital learning materials to give students a taste of science, or extra-curricular activities to learn programming. But how can you give Latin a taste and go fully digital? UGent and Sint-Lievenscollege took up this challenge. Discover here how you can discover Latin in the Minecraft game world!
Apps, programmes and algorithms determine more and more of our lives and more and more schools and organisations are recognising this. That is a positive evolution! Do you want to join this movement? Are you interested in bringing Python or AI into your classroom, but do you need some help with that? Then you have come to the right place!
What value does art have? An incredibly difficult question, because how do you measure such a thing? Do you express it in terms of money? The value of
Self-driving vehicles appeal to the imagination. But what if, through simulation, you want to train your own self-driving car in the classroom? Find out here!
Sorting is important. Sorting is also sometimes doubting. But what if you could remove that doubt? What if you could build your own smart bin with artificial intelligence that helps you sort? It is all possible in your classroom!
You may have heard of AI. Intelligent computers that seem to be able to do everything. But isn't creativity also a part of intelligence? Can a robot be creative and can we build an AI art gallery in the classroom? You will learn that here in DALL-E's workshop!
Over the past few months, coloured-in old photos and video footage have often made the news. Would you also like to look at those old photos of your (great) grandparents through coloured glasses? You don't have to be a graphic designer to do that! You can do it with AI-model in the classroom!
On 'International Day of Girls in Science', Vice Prime Minister Petra De Sutter came to visit. Pupils showed her their projects, the STEaM course and made her speak Latin fluently. Or at least the deepfake version of the Vice Prime Minister!
I don't have to convince you that our world is becoming more and more visually oriented, where photos and cameras are gaining in importance. Ever
'Digital Storytelling in Virtual Reality', 24 freshmen of the Ghent based Sint-Lievenscollege started with this project. A cross-curricular project
When studying Classical Antiquity, we rely on all kinds of sources. Stories of great poets, beautiful temples, drawings on all kinds of objects… In
sk any teacher how things are going and you are guaranteed to get a variant of ‘busy, busy, busy’. The agenda is always full. If you also want to make time for AI in your school team, you should come fully prepared. But how do you get started? You don’t have to invent hot water for that. This book full of AI-topics and projects is ideal for you!
Can AI systems, in addition to recognizing cute kittens, dogs, pigs… also be trained to recognize our emotions? In addition to being artificial, is AI
Object classification or recognition by an AI sounds simple because we use or encounter it on a daily basis. Unlocking your smartphone with your face
It only takes ten minutes. You read a script carefully with a microphone or you load an existing recording (for example the voice of David
You usually don't associate an app like Tinder with group assignment in class. But imagine a world or classroom where the team members for that group
“AI-Generated Art Scene Explodes as Hackers Create Groundbreaking New Tools” (Vice) – This post couldn't have asked for a more fitting introduction
The holidays are an ideal time to finally read some books. Finally get through that clapper of Zuboff or go back to your old favorites like Tolkien or
Maybe you've already wondered, but what would your selfie look like if Van Eyck, the most famous Flemish Primitive, painted it? It sounds like a crazy
You may know Beethoven. Beethoven was a German pianist and composer. He made no fewer than nine symphonies and countless other works. But that tenth
"Artificial Intelligence" has an increasing influence on our lives. From autocorrect on touchscreen keyboards to recommendations on Netflix, the posts
3D Ken Burns Effect via een A.I. model - Metro Stockholm
On Monday 24/05/2021 an article appeared on the website of the VRT about archive images of Brussels, from 1908(!), which were colored by YouTuber
In this project, we explore ancient Rome and the culture of the Romans in a Minecraft world. In this digital world, students get to work thematically.
Virtual reality is evolving at lightning speed. Where VR glasses cost a lot of money a few years ago or were difficult to set up, that is changing.
In the course Design Thinking (first grade middle school) students work on Project 2030. During this project they develop solutions and products that
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