Teaching Seminar Spring 2026: Rethinking Exams in the Age of Generative AI
The seminar takes place on 19 May, 2026 from 12 - 15:40 in the Demant Hall at DTU Lyngby Campus
Explore how generative AI is reshaping assessment and challenging traditional exam formats in higher education.
Generative AI is evolving rapidly, challenging traditional approaches to exams and assessment. This seminar invites participants into a shared exploration of how AI is reshaping teaching and assessment practices. While this development brings clear challenges, it also opens up new possibilities. As this is a transformation process, collaboration and diverse perspectives are essential. We need to navigate this journey together.
Why join?
Why join?
- Explore how AI can enhance teaching, support meaningful learning and open up new ways of designing and evaluating exams and assessments
- Contribute your perspective and help shape the direction together with your colleagues
- Join a collaborative space, where challenges, opportunities, and concerns are addressed
- Play an active role in advancing the integration of AI in exams and assessment
Date & time: 19 May 2026, 12.00 - 15.40
Location: Demant Hall, Building 107, DTU, Lyngby Campus
Programme:
12.00: Registration, lunch and networking
12.30: Welcome speech
12.45: Presentation from DTU’s AI Group
13.05: Usecases by DTU professor
13.25: Facilitated group work by consultant from Implement
14.15: Coffee break and networking
14.30: Facilitated group work by consultant from Implement
15.15: NNF Prize for Technical Science Teachers at Universities
15.35: Thank you for today
12.30: Welcome speech
12.45: Presentation from DTU’s AI Group
13.05: Usecases by DTU professor
13.25: Facilitated group work by consultant from Implement
14.15: Coffee break and networking
14.30: Facilitated group work by consultant from Implement
15.15: NNF Prize for Technical Science Teachers at Universities
15.35: Thank you for today