At EDEN 2024, you are invited to take part in a thoughtful exploration of the rapidly evolving landscape of education as we adapt to the ever-increasing presence of AI and digital systems. Our experience in the AI journey is still young and can be described as a story of trial and error, so it is important to share our experiences, expectations and hopes. The digital revolution has ushered in exciting, promising and imaginative changes, but it is also testing our beliefs about learning and education.

Themes:

• How do we promote equity in digital learning futures? In the age of AI, it has become clear that technology is not impartial. We need to look closely at the ethical implications of AI in education to ensure that the digital systems we implement are fair and equitable. 
• What is needed to promote inclusion and integration in the complex digital learning ecosystem? Our educational institutions are richly diverse, historically grounded, and technologically diverse. As we embrace AI in education, we need to address the complexities of "rewilding" our educational landscapes with cutting-edge digital learning and teaching approaches. At the same time, we must foster meaningful connectivity and collaboration between institutions that may operate in unique ways. 
• What does learner-centred pedagogy look like as we reimagine the digital classroom of the future?  At a time when AI is transforming the educational landscape, the notion of learner-centred pedagogy takes on new dimensions. Artificial intelligence may offer unprecedented opportunities to support individual learners. But how can we ensure that this support does not take away learner agency and be counterproductive to authentic learning experiences? 
• What digital transformations are needed for learning and teaching in the future? Keeping pace with evolving educational needs and technological advances means designing best practices for blended, hybrid and online learning, transforming assessment in the face of AI practices, and realising the potential of open educational practices. 

These questions will be discussed during the three-day conference.

Registration is possible via the event website, where you can also find the prices.