About
EdTech seminar is intended to help educators raise the quality of their technology-driven performance, as well as navigating in online or hybrid environment.
In the current age and time, it is clear that universities must assess the
lasting impacts of digital transformation in teaching and learning. Therefore, a number of short-term and medium-term challenges arise for university leaders, administrators, and faculty.
At CEEMAN, we constantly monitor the dynamic evolution of university needs and best practices from one year to the next and adapt our seminars accordingly. Therefore, the next EdTech seminar will not be a replay of the previous editions, but a
revamped program targeting specifically the current challenges and those immediately ahead of us. What remains constant is the program’s focus on i
nteractivity and co-creation, and practical
hands-on format with tangible and
immediate application.
This two-day seminar is
for faculty members, program directors, deans, and staff who support teaching and learning at business schools and universities. It is interactive and practical: participants debate key issues and practice with concrete use cases in teaching, research, and administration. The seminar is designed for beginners and experienced AI users alike. No technical background is needed.
What makes EdTech unique?
- High degree of customization and flexibility responding to specific participant needs and challenges
- Continuously shifting gears from general discussions to specific problem solving
- Focus on interactivity and co-creation
- High degree of participation and contribution to class and small group discussions is expected from all participants in order to receive the certificate of completion
- Certificate of completion adding points towards professional development (eligible for Erasmus staff mobility/training)
- Positive and supportive learning environment
- EdTech faculty team fully engaged throughout the program, complementing each other’s experience and being accessible for individual advice
- Highly professional and friendly support of the CEEMAN team – we are here for YOU!
Learning outcomes:
At the end of the seminar, participants will be able to:
- explain how generative AI and AI agents work;
- assess the disruptive effects of AI on business schools, and identify the strategic questions these raise for their own school;
- use AI in a variety of academic and administrative tasks;
- design a policy for students' use of AI in courses and assessments, based on current best practice.
Program
CEEMAN EdTech 2027, a two-day bootcamp on AI in Academia and Institutional Deployment
Day 1: Using AI in Teaching and Research - Thursday, February 11
08:30–09:00 Registration and Welcome Coffee and Tea
09:00–09:15 Welcome Session
09:15–10:30 From Chat Assistants to Agents
10:30–11:00 Networking break with Coffee
11:00–12:30 Interactive Learning Exercises with AI
12:30–13:30 Lunch
13:30–15:00 Assessment, Marking and Feedback with AI
15:00–15:30 Networking break with Coffee
15:30–17:00 AI in Research: Use Cases and Journal Policies
17:00–18:00 Networking
Day 2: Strategy, Administration and Policy - Friday, February 12
08:30–09:00 Coffee and Tea
09:00–10:30 The Disruptive Effects of AI on Business Schools
10:30–11:00 Networking break with Coffee
11:00–12:30 AI for Administration, Admissions and Program Management
12:30–13:30 Lunch
13:30–15:00 AI Policy and Action Plans
15:00–15:30 Networking break with Coffee
15:30–17:00 Mini Hackathon: AI Apps and Assistants
17:00–18:00 Celebrating Success: Certificate Presentation
Faculty
Nikos Mylonopoulos is Professor of Digital Business and Associate Dean of AI and Innovation at Alba Graduate Business School, The American College of Greece, and Director of the Alba-SEV Center of Excellence in Creative Leadership. His teaching and research interests are in artificial intelligence and business, digital business, digital transformation, and enterprise systems. His research has appeared in journals including Management Science, Psychology & Marketing, Computers in Human Behavior and Communications of the ACM. He has taught at Warwick Business School and other UK and European business schools, and delivers executive education for senior leaders in banking, pharmaceuticals, industry, energy, media and technology.
Fees
Early bird fee - before 28 November
- EUR 980 + 22% VAT for CEEMAN institutional members
- EUR 1100 + 22% VAT for exchange and individual members
- EUR 1300 + 22% VAT for non-members
After 28 November
- EUR 1100 + 22% VAT for CEEMAN institutional members
- EUR 1200 + 22% VAT for exchange and individual members
- EUR 1400 + 22% VAT for non-members
Participation at the program may be co-financed by the Erasmus+ staff mobility grant. Participants from Erasmus+ program countries will receive a certificate and confirmation of attending a staff or faculty training program.
Please contact Erasmus Mobility office at your institution or country for more details. From our side, Ms. Barbara Ferjan (barbara.ferjan@ceeman.org) will be happy to help with necessary mobility-related documentation.
Registration
Early bird deadline: 28 November 2026
Logistics
The seminar is organized by CEEMAN at the premises of IEDC-Bled School of Management. Address: Prešernova cesta 33, 4260 Bled, Slovenia.
Nearest airports
Ljubljana International Airport Jože Pučnik is situated 37 km southeast of Bled (about 20-25 minutes drive). It is connected with all major European cities and airports. For intercontinental flights we recommend a connecting flight via Frankfurt, Munich, Zurich, Vienna, London or Paris.
Other neighboring international airports are in:
Accommodation
A range of hotels in Bled, a unique tourist destination, is available within walking distance from the venue. Suggestions on accommodation can be provided by CEEMAN upon registration.
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