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Call for Contributions: Advancements in Human-Robot Interaction: Beyond Traditional Frameworks and Models (Frontiers in Computer Science)
by Jens-Martin Loebel 25 Sep '25

25 Sep '25

**Apologies for cross-postings** CALL FOR MANUSCRIPTS Advancements in Human-Robot Interaction: Beyond Traditional Frameworks and Models To be published in Frontiers in Computer Science Journal Human-Media Interaction impact factor: 2,7 citescore: 5,3 =========================================================================================== Submission Dates: Manuscript Summary (Short abstract or key points to be addressed in the contribution): 17 November 2025 Manuscript Submission Deadline: 30 April 2026 Participate in this Topic: https://www.frontiersin.org/researchtopic/70688 =========================================================================================== Background The field of Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) is characterized by its dynamic evolution, showcasing the potential for robots to assimilate into human life across diverse settings like social domains, healthcare, education, and industry. Traditional HRI research often revolved around static models and narrowly focused dynamics, with robots programmed under limited and predefined contexts. However, recent studies underline a substantial need for frameworks that are adaptive, context-sensitive, and capable of evolving beyond these foundational models. Yet, there remains an array of unaddressed challenges, which, if tackled, could revolutionize the robustness and applicability of robot integrations in daily human interactions. This Research Topic aims to bridge the existing gaps within the HRI field by scrutinizing and pushing past the traditional frameworks used to analyze human-robot interactions. The goal is to unveil new facets of robot personality, enhance the adaptability of robotic behaviors in real-time scenarios, and delve deeper into the multimodal interactions within human-robot relationships over extended periods. Beyond expanding theoretical boundaries, this Research Topic seeks to test and validate new models that could predict and improve the dynamics of future human-robot interactions, drastically impacting the design and functionality of robots in various sectors. We explicitly welcome contributions that explore different types of models/frameworks relevant to HRI, including: ● ecosystems and data infrastructures for configuring and managing robots across diverse contexts of use, ● frameworks or models for analyzing HRI from psychological, sociological, or interactional perspectives, ● and theoretical models of interaction dynamics between humans and robots over time. Within these areas, we welcome articles addressing, but not limited to, the following themes: ● Ecosystems for configuring and managing robots in healthy aging. ● Frameworks for studying and analyzing multi actor human-robot interaction ● Models for analyzing the impact of differing contexts on human-robot interaction dynamics. ● Implementations and impacts of non-traditional personality models in robot design. ● Context-moderation models (social, trust, task, personalization) estimating how settings or user factors modulate outcomes from adapted robot behaviors. ● Methodological frameworks and theoretical expansions in human-robot companionship studies. This Research Topic encourages interdisciplinary submissions analyzing ethical, psychological, and societal impacts pivotal to the development and deployment of robots, especially in sensitive areas like healthcare and therapy. Researchers from various disciplines such as robotics, AI, HCI, psychology, and the social sciences, along with industry professionals, are encouraged to contribute, fostering a multidisciplinary dialogue to enhance the efficacy and acceptability of human-robot interactions. Topic editors - Curtis L. Gittens <mailto:curtis.gittens@cavehill.uwi.edu>, The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, Bridgetown, Barbados - Mechelle Gittens <mailto:mechelle.gittens@cavehill.uwi.edu>, The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, Bridgetown, Barbados - Jens-Martin Loebel <mailto:jens-martin.loebel@h2.de>, Magdeburg Stendal University of Applied Sciences, Magdeburg, Germany - Erik A. Billing <mailto:erik.billing@his.se>, University of Skövde, Skövde, Sweden Submit your idea: https://www.frontiersin.org/researchtopic/70688 -- Prof. Dr. Jens-Martin Loebel Professor of Business Informatics Department of Economics Magdeburg-Stendal University of Applied Sciences https://www.h2.de/ Campus Stendal: building 3, room 1.14 Breitscheidstr. 2 39114 Magdeburg Germany

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.inf11 mit den neuen Gewissensbits und einem Beitrag zu den Ethischen Leitlinien der GI
by Christina B. Class 25 Sep '25

25 Sep '25

Liebe alle die neue .inf (Mitgliedermagazin der GI) ist da: https://inf.gi.de/11 mit vielen interessanten Beiträgen. U.a. mit * den neuen *Gewissensbits: Erholung nur unter Aufsicht* von Dominik Pataky, Gudrun Schiedermeier: Mit Sensoren und Drohnen Waldbrände vermeiden? Das klingt erst mal nach einer großen Errungenschaft. Aber wenn die Technik plötzlich auch zur Überwachung von Menschen genutzt werden soll, flammen schnell Diskussionen auf. (https://inf.gi.de/11/gewissensbits-erholung-nur-unter-aufsicht) * einem Beitrag von Mitgliedern der Fachgruppe Informatik und Ethik: *Update für die Ethik?*: New tools, new rules? Ist es nötig, die ethischen Leitlinien der Gesellschaft für Informatik in Zeiten generativer KI zu überarbeiten? Eine Bestandsaufnahme. (https://inf.gi.de/11/update-fuer-die-ethik) Sie können uns auf unserem Blog https://gewissensbits.gi.de/ auch gerne einen Kommentar hinterlassen! Beste Grüße Christina Class -- Prof. Dr. Christina B. Claß (Class) Professur für Informatik, Fachbereich Grundlagenwissenschaften stellvertretende Sprecherin des Fachbereichs "Informatik und Gesellschaft" der Gesellschaft für Informatik (https://fb-iug.gi.de/) Ernst-Abbe-Hochschule Jena University of Applied Sciences Carl-Zeiss-Promenade 2 D - 07745 Jena Tel: +49 (0)3641 - 205 505 christina.class(a)eah-jena.de

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Informatik Festival 2025: Einladung zum Workshop DoCH25: Digitalization of Cultural Heritage und AI Art Gallery: Reviving the Historical Heritage of Iraq
by Christina B. Class 10 Sep '25

10 Sep '25

Liebe alle *Kulturelles Erbe *prägt Identität, ist aber vielerorts durch Erosion, Konflikte oder Naturkatastrophen bedroht. Digitale Technologien wie 3D-Scanning, XR/VR und KI können genutzt werden, um Kulturerbe zu bewahren und für ein breites Publikum zugänglich zu machen. Seit drei Jahren arbeiten deutsche Hochschulen mit Universitäten im Irak, Kurdistan-Irak, Jordanien, Libanon, Oman und Sudan zusammen, um Studierenden aus Krisenregionen die Online Teilnahme an projektbezogenen Kursen zu ermöglichen. Gemeinsames Thema der Projekte ist die Digitalisierung kulturellen Erbes, ein Thema was in durch Kriege geprägten Regionen eine besondere (traurige) Bedeutung hat. Die Aktivitäten werden von Prof. Julia Schnitzer, TH Brandenburg, koordiniert und durch den DAAD gefördert, weitere Informationen finden Sie unter: https://pih.education/ <https://pih.education/> Gerne lade ich Sie zu *zwei Events *am Informatik Festival 2025 / INFORMATIK2025 (https:\\informatik2025.gi.de) ein, die aus dieser Kooperation entstanden sind: AI Art Gallery: Reviving the Historical Heritage of Iraq, *16. bis 19.9., 9:00 bis 18:00*, Seminarraum S26. sowie zum hybriden *Workshop*: *DoCH25: Digitalization of Cultural Heritage, 18.9., 9:00 bis 18:00, *Hörsaal H05, Das Programm finden Sie im Anhang. Beste Grüße Christina B. Class -- Prof. Dr. Christina B. Claß (Class) Professur für Informatik, Fachbereich Grundlagenwissenschaften stellvertretende Sprecherin des Fachbereichs "Informatik und Gesellschaft" der Gesellschaft für Informatik (https://fb-iug.gi.de/) Ernst-Abbe-Hochschule Jena University of Applied Sciences Carl-Zeiss-Promenade 2 D - 07745 Jena Tel: +49 (0)3641 - 205 505 christina.class(a)eah-jena.de

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Informatik Festival 2025: Einladung zum Workshop DoCH25: Digitalization of Cultural Heritage und AI Art Gallery: Reviving the Historical Heritage of Iraq
by Christina B. Class 09 Sep '25

09 Sep '25

Liebe alle *Kulturelles Erbe *prägt Identität, ist aber vielerorts durch Erosion, Konflikte oder Naturkatastrophen bedroht. Digitale Technologien wie 3D-Scanning, XR/VR und KI können genutzt werden, um Kulturerbe zu bewahren und für ein breites Publikum zugänglich zu machen. Gerne lade ich Sie zu *zwei Events *an der INFORMATIK2025 (https:\\informatik2025.gi.de) ein: AI Art Gallery: Reviving the Historical Heritage of Iraq, *16. bis 19.9., 9:00 bis 18:00*, Seminarraum S26. sowie zum hybriden *Workshop* mit Beiträgen aus dem Irak und dem Sudan: *DoCH25: Digitalization of Cultural Heritage, 18.9., 9:00 bis 18:00, *Hörsaal H05, Das Programm finden Sie im Anhang sowie unter: https://informatik2025.gi.de/programmuebersicht.html?action=detail¶ms[id]=20 <https://informatik2025.gi.de/programmuebersicht.html?action=detail¶ms[id]=20> Beste Grüße Christina B. Class -- Prof. Dr. Christina B. Claß (Class) Professur für Informatik, Fachbereich Grundlagenwissenschaften stellvertretende Sprecherin des Fachbereichs "Informatik und Gesellschaft" der Gesellschaft für Informatik (https://fb-iug.gi.de/) Ernst-Abbe-Hochschule Jena University of Applied Sciences Carl-Zeiss-Promenade 2 D - 07745 Jena Tel: +49 (0)3641 - 205 505 christina.class(a)eah-jena.de

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CALL FOR BOOK CHAPTER PROPOSALS (Springer Nature) : Positive Human-AI Interaction: Fostering Psychological Well-being in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
by Hitesh Dhiman 09 Sep '25

09 Sep '25

**Apologies for cross-postings** *CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS* *Positive Human-AI Interaction* *Fostering Psychological Well-being in the Age of Artificial Intelligence* To be published by Springer (Springer Nature) <https://www.springer.com/gp> in Fall 2026 =========================================================================================== *Submission Dates:* Chapter Proposal (Short abstract or key points to be addressed in the contribution ) : on or before /*October 15, 2025*/ (Feedback within approx. 14 days). Full Chapter (15-18 pages, Latex <https://dam.springernature.com/file/7qtRHlSXKQ79RAonnBGd15/*/svmult[1].zip?…> or Word <https://dam.springernature.com/file/9D8TEbr3qQc8fYEc9CaQb-/*/SN_Word_Templa…> template) : */January 31, 2026/* (Double-blind review until February 28, 2026) Final Chapter: */April 30, 2026/* =========================================================================================== *Background:* In recent years, the explosive rate at which artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are being introduced and adopted in personal and professional contexts has far outpaced research investigating their psychological implications for users. On the one hand, AI-enabled applications are being marketed as enhancements to human cognition and as positive contributors to productivity and efficiency. On the other hand, researchers have raised concerns against indiscriminate adoption of AI technologies, and have argued that, in order for AI to make a positive contribution to the human condition, it is crucial that AI development be aligned with human values. One of the core challenges is to design AI-based applications to prevent harm, and foster human psychological well-being (PWB), which has two main conceptualizations. The hedonic view considers the presence of positive affect and absence of negative affect (i.e. positive user experience) as a sign of PWB; the eudaimonic view focuses on those motivations, dispositions and activities which lead to flourishing or functioning well, and whose presence can be evaluated by the extent to which one senses meaning, growth, positive relationships, excellence and autonomy in various spheres of one's life. This perspective is endorsed by theories such as Self-Determination Theory (SDT). Furthermore, researchers also argue that eudaimonic well-being also relies on an ethical core -- for to live well, we need to develop those virtues which help us choose well between a range of competing goals and desires, and guide our behavior in everyday situations. As developments in AI increasingly allow us to integrate them in various professional and personal activities, the nature and scope of this integration could potentially transform what we value, along with our attitudes and experiences in, these activities. Consequently, this may also affect the extent to which we can attain the aforementioned constituents of PWB. Either way, whether AI-based technologies are designed, evaluated, and deployed with a view of PWB in mind will have profound cognitive and affective consequences on users. The aim of this book volume is to gather multidisciplinary perspectives on harnessing the potential of AI to enhance PWB. We invite researchers from different disciplines (information systems, computer science, social sciences and philosophy) to contribute to the current state of research on designing and evaluating the algorithmic and interactive aspects of AI with the aim of enhancing PWB. The multiple perspectives captured in this book will be useful for designers, researchers, and practitioners. *We invite contributions including, and related to:* *Theoretical Contributions * – Characteristics of AI that potentially impact psychological well-being – Theoretical viewpoints – Ethics of AI and well-being – Critical perspectives – Position Papers – Reflections on past research – Literature Reviews *Methodology* – Prototyping – Participatory design – Tools for design, modeling and evaluation – Ethical considerations in design – Integrating stakeholders’ perspectives – Measuring cognitive and affective aspects of well-being in human-AI interaction *Concepts and Applications* – Novel interaction concepts – Interaction design – Domain-specific applications – Application of AI frameworks in design and evaluation *Evaluations* – Empirical studies (Laboratory or Field Studies) – Quantitative and qualitative evaluations – Longitudinal Studies – Case-studies – Implications for work and leisure *Contact:* hitesh.dhiman@th-owl.deoreileen.wemmer@th-owl.de -- Hitesh Dhiman, M.Sc. Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter - Research Assistant Institut für Industrielle Informationstechnik - Institute Industrial IT (inIT) Technische Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe Campusallee 6 | D-32657 Lemgo +49 5261 702-5294 hitesh.dhiman(a)th-owl.de www.th-owl.de/init

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CALL FOR BOOK CHAPTER PROPOSALS (Springer Nature) : Positive Human-AI Interaction: Fostering Psychological Well-being in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
by Hitesh Dhiman 30 Jul '25

30 Jul '25

**Apologies for cross-postings** *CALL FOR CHAPTER PROPOSALS* *Positive Human-AI Interaction* *Fostering Psychological Well-being in the Age of Artificial Intelligence* To be published by Springer (Springer Nature) <https://www.springer.com/gp> in Fall 2026 =========================================================================================== *Submission Dates:* Chapter Proposal (Short abstract or key points to be addressed in the contribution ): on or before /*October 15, 2025*/ (Feedback within approx. 14 days) Full Chapter (15-18 pages, Latex <https://dam.springernature.com/file/7qtRHlSXKQ79RAonnBGd15/*/svmult[1].zip?…> or Word <https://dam.springernature.com/file/9D8TEbr3qQc8fYEc9CaQb-/*/SN_Word_Templa…> template) : */January 31, 2026/* (Double-blind Review until February 28, 2026) Final Chapter: */April 30, 2026/* =========================================================================================== *Background:* In recent years, the explosive rate at which artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are being introduced and adopted in personal and professional contexts has far outpaced research investigating their psychological implications for users. On the one hand, AI-enabled applications are being marketed as enhancements to human cognition and as positive contributors to productivity and efficiency. On the other hand, researchers have raised concerns against indiscriminate adoption of AI technologies, and have argued that, in order for AI to make a positive contribution to the human condition, it is crucial that AI development be aligned with human values. One of the core challenges is to design AI-based applications to prevent harm, and foster human psychological well-being (PWB), which has two main conceptualizations. The hedonic view considers the presence of positive affect and absence of negative affect (i.e. positive user experience) as a sign of PWB; the eudaimonic view focuses on those motivations, dispositions and activities which lead to flourishing or functioning well, and whose presence can be evaluated by the extent to which one senses meaning, growth, positive relationships, excellence and autonomy in various spheres of one's life. This perspective is endorsed by theories such as Self-Determination Theory (SDT). Furthermore, researchers also argue that eudaimonic well-being also relies on an ethical core -- for to live well, we need to develop those virtues which help us choose well between a range of competing goals and desires, and guide our behavior in everyday situations. As developments in AI increasingly allow us to integrate them in various professional and personal activities, the nature and scope of this integration could potentially transform what we value, along with our attitudes and experiences in, these activities. Consequently, this may also affect the extent to which we can attain the aforementioned constituents of PWB. Either way, whether AI-based technologies are designed, evaluated, and deployed with a view of PWB in mind will have profound cognitive and affective consequences on users. The aim of this book volume is to gather multidisciplinary perspectives on harnessing the potential of AI to enhance PWB. We invite researchers from different disciplines (information systems, computer science, social sciences and philosophy) to contribute to the current state of research on designing and evaluating the algorithmic and interactive aspects of AI with the aim of enhancing PWB. The multiple perspectives captured in this book will be useful for designers, researchers, and practitioners. *We invite contributions including, and related to:* *Theoretical Contributions * – Characteristics of AI that potentially impact psychological well-being – Theoretical viewpoints – Ethics of AI and well-being – Critical perspectives – Position Papers – Reflections on past research – Literature Reviews *Methodology* – Prototyping – Participatory design – Tools for design, modeling and evaluation – Ethical considerations in design – Integrating stakeholders’ perspectives – Measuring cognitive and affective aspects of well-being in human-AI interaction *Concepts and Applications* – Novel interaction concepts – Interaction design – Domain-specific applications – Application of AI frameworks in design and evaluation *Evaluations* – Empirical studies (Laboratory or Field Studies) – Quantitative and qualitative evaluations – Longitudinal Studies – Case-studies – Implications for work and leisure *Contact:* hitesh.dhiman@th-owl.deoreileen.wemmer@th-owl.de -- Hitesh Dhiman, M.Sc. Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter - Research Assistant Institut für Industrielle Informationstechnik - Institute Industrial IT (inIT) Technische Hochschule Ostwestfalen-Lippe Campusallee 6 | D-32657 Lemgo +49 5261 702-5294 hitesh.dhiman(a)th-owl.de www.th-owl.de/init

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.inf10: das neue Gewissensbits: KI checkt KI checkt KI
by Christina B. Class 09 Jul '25

09 Jul '25

Liebe alle, das .inf10 ist erschienen mit einem neuen Fallbeispiel: *KI checkt KI checkt KI* von Otto Obert, Stefan Ullrich Welcher KI-Agent prüft eigentlich den KI-Checker, der in Texten nach KI-generiertem Material sucht? Ein Fallbeispiel, das – wie immer – zum Nachdenken anregt. Sie finden das Fallbeispiel auf unserem Blog, wo Sie auch kommentieren können: https://gewissensbits.gi.de/ki-checkt-ki/ oder auf: https://inf.gi.de/10/gewissensbits-ki-checkt-ki-checkt-ki Beste Grüße und Viel Spass! Christina B. Class -- Prof. Dr. Christina B. Claß (Class) Professur für Informatik, Fachbereich Grundlagenwissenschaften stellvertretende Sprecherin des Fachbereichs "Informatik und Gesellschaft" der Gesellschaft für Informatik (https://fb-iug.gi.de/) Ernst-Abbe-Hochschule Jena University of Applied Sciences Carl-Zeiss-Promenade 2 D - 07745 Jena Tel: +49 (0)3641 - 205 505 christina.class(a)eah-jena.de

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Call for Contributions: Accessible Automated Automotive Workshop an der Mensch und Computer 2025 in Chemnitz
by Haimerl Mathias 14 Jun '25

14 Jun '25

Call for Contributions – A3WS – Accessible Automated Automotive Workshop @ MuC 2025 🚗 ♿️ Wie stellen wir sicher, dass die automatisierte Mobilität von morgen für alle funktioniert – Menschen mit Einschränkungen eingeschlossen? Wenn Sie diese Frage spannend finden, treffen Sie uns auf der nächsten Ausgabe der Accessible Automated Automotive Workshop Series im Rahmen der Mensch und Computer 2025 at Technische Universität Chemnitz. Die Workshop-Hosts Mathias Haimerl<https://www.linkedin.com/in/mathias-haimerl>, Pascal Jansen<https://www.linkedin.com/in/pascal-jansen-/>, Andreas Riener<https://www.linkedin.com/in/andreas-riener-19233710/> und Mark Colley<https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-colley-6a50ab111/> wollen Forscher, Praktiker und Verfechter von CHI, automotive UX, Rehabilitationstechnologie, Politik und weitere zu einem gemeinsamen Austausch zusammen bringen. Wir freuen uns über: • Short Papers & Position Papers • Design Konzepte & Demos • Case Studies & Erfahrungsberichte • Provokationen, Poster ... Alles was eine Diskussion anregt Details finden Sie unter: https://a3ws.github.io/MuC2025/ Wir freuen uns über Fragen, Ideen und Anregungen! Kontaktieren Sie uns gerne per Mail, LinkedIn oder jeden anderen Kanal. Leiten Sie diesen Call gerne auch an weitere Personen weiter, die an einer Teilnahme interessiert sein könnten. Wir freuen uns über eine rege, interdisziplinäre Diskussion in Chemnitz! #Accessibility #Inclusion #Mobility #AutomatedVehicles #HCI #CFBR #Workshop #MuC2025 #Chemnitz Mit besten Grüßen, Mathias Haimerl Human-Computer Interaction Group, Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt Esplanade 10, D-85049 Ingolstadt, Germany

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Workshop on Wearables & Teleoperation: Adaptive Interfaces for Human-Machine Interaction @ Mensch und Computer 2025
by Pascher, Max 03 Jun '25

03 Jun '25

Teleoperation Redefined: Exploring Wearable Interfaces for Natural Interaction https://www.wearableteleoperation.net/# Held at Mensch & Computer 2025 August 31st, 2025 Chemnitz, Germany Submissions: June 22nd 2025 (Anywhere on Earth) ______________________________________________________________________________ Topic The increasing presence of computers, robots, and otherware in daily life and workplaces is transforming human-computer interaction (HCI), leading to critical questions about collaboration, trust, and control interfaces. Despite their efficiency, these systems are often controlled by interfaces that are complex for the human operator to understand, thus leading to poor, unnatural interaction. Wearable sensor technologies offer a promising alternative by enabling more natural, adaptive, and multimodal interaction paradigms. However, despite their potential, wearable interfaces face significant challenges, including a lack of validation, limited standardization, and the absence of accessible prototyping tools. This workshop gathers experts in interface design, robotics, wearables, and teleoperation to explore strategies for simplifying and accelerating the prototyping process. Through expert presentations, engaging panel discussions, a hands-on prototyping session, the workshop aims to define key design principles, address technical challenges, and promote accessible prototyping strategies, ultimately advancing wearable interaction design in HCI and teleoperation Wearable interfaces are reshaping teleoperation – enabling more adaptive, multimodal, and intuitive interactions between humans and machines. But their real-world use raises key challenges: real-time processing, input integration, system safety, and more. We're inviting researchers and practitioners to join our half-day workshop at Mensch und Computer (MuC) 2025 in Chemnitz to explore these questions together! We welcome perspectives from: * HCI & Wearable Interaction * eTextiles, Sensors & Embodied Interfaces * Machine Learning * Cognitive Science * Ethics & Responsible Tech We’re looking for 2–4 page position papers or case studies that share ongoing work, practical challenges, or future visions. Selected participants will actively contribute to a panel discussion on usability, adaptability, and the future of wearable interaction. * Accepted papers will be published in the GI Digital Library. * Register & Submit via ConfTool: https://www.conftool.pro/muc2025/index.php?page=newPaper&form_contributiont… * Format: MuC Workshop Proceedings + ACM Accessibility Guidelines (https://muc2025.mensch-und-computer.de/en/publication-ready-author-instruct…) Important Dates * Submissions: 22.06.2025 (AoE) * Notification: Early July 2025 * Camera-Ready: 16.07.2025 * Workshop day: 31.08.2025 (Chemnitz, Germany) Organization Committee * Giuseppe Sanseverino, Professorship for Humans and Technology, TU Chemnitz, Germany * Max Pascher, Inclusive Human-Robot Interaction, TU Dortmund University, Germany * Lewis Chuang, Professorship for Humans and Technology, TU Chemnitz, Germany * Jens Gerken, Inclusive Human-Robot Interaction, TU Dortmund University, Germany For more information just reach out to us via max.paschert(a)udo.edu and visit the workshop website at https://www.wearableteleoperation.net/# Wichtiger Hinweis: Die Information in dieser E-Mail ist vertraulich. Sie ist ausschließlich für den Adressaten bestimmt. Sollten Sie nicht der für diese E-Mail bestimmte Adressat sein, unterrichten Sie bitte den Absender und vernichten Sie diese Mail. Vielen Dank. Unbeschadet der Korrespondenz per E-Mail, sind unsere Erklärungen ausschließlich final rechtsverbindlich, wenn sie in herkömmlicher Schriftform (mit eigenhändiger Unterschrift) oder durch Übermittlung eines solchen Schriftstücks per Telefax erfolgen. Important note: The information included in this e-mail is confidential. It is solely intended for the recipient. If you are not the intended recipient of this e-mail please contact the sender and delete this message. Thank you. Without prejudice of e-mail correspondence, our statements are only legally binding when they are made in the conventional written form (with personal signature) or when such documents are sent by fax.

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CfP Bildung, Bits & Bäume, 16.9.2025, @INF25, Potsdam
by Stefan Ullrich 05 May '25

05 May '25

Liebe Bits, liebe Bäume, liebe Bildungscommunity, liebe Mitglieder des FB IUG, im Rahmen der INFORMATIK 2025 würden wir gern am Freitag, den 16.9.2025 in Potsdam (Präsenz) einen Workshop-Tag zu Bildung, Bits & Bäume [0] gemeinsam mit euch durchführen. Wir würden sehr gern die Bildungsstandards Informatik der GI [1] mit der Empfehlung der Kultusministerkonferenz zur Bildung für nachhaltige Entwicklung in der Schule [2] verbinden, ein wenig Critical AI Literacy (sparsam, [3]) hinzufügen, um am Ende mit neuen und bewährten Methoden ganz praktische Ergebnisse mitzunehmen. Hier ist der ganze Call for Participation: https://sdgxict.org/bildung-bits-baeume/ Wir würden uns sehr freuen, wenn ihr trotz eurer vollen Terminkalender und eurer vielen anderen Projekte die Zeit und Lust findet, euch zu beteiligen! Liebe Grüße mel & stefan [0] https://sdgxict.org/bildung-bits-baeume/ [1] https://informatikstandards.de/ [2] https://www.kmk.org/fileadmin/Dateien/veroeffentlichungen_beschluesse/2024/… [3] https://ojs.weizenbaum-institut.de/index.php/wjds/article/view/4_1_5

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