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Institutional development · Digital transformation, data and AI · Germany

CHE posts design concept for a modular Moodle self-study course on AI skills for students

A 2026 publication by Anja Westermann and Iris Neiske, posted by Germany's CHE Centre for Higher Education Development, sets out the conception of a modular Moodle self-learning course on AI competence for students.

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Why it matters: Students are the group named in the title of this publication on a modular Moodle self-learning course in AI competence.

CHE Centrum für Hochschulentwicklung (Centre for Higher Education Development) has made available for download a 2026 publication by Anja Westermann and Iris Neiske.

According to its title, the publication deals with AI competence, orientation and practice for students, and the conception of a modular self-learning course on the Moodle platform.

The citation shows the work appears in an edited volume whose editors include Frank Mayer and Henning Czech.

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Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor

The publication by Anja Westermann and Iris Neiske concerns the conception of a modular Moodle self-learning course which, according to its title, addresses AI competence for students.

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