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We are very pleased to welcome Dr. Rosalie Waelen to our research group. Starting October 1, she will be joining our team as a postdoctoral researcher focusing on AI, ethics, and critical theory.

At the annual Plattform Privatheit conference, we will present the SKILL project and our work on AI, privacy literacy, and Critical Computational Literacy.

At the DGS Congress 2026 in Mainz, Dan Verständig, Annekatrin Bock, and Franco Rau will discuss possible futures of education under data-intensive and AI-supported conditions.

From 16–19 September, our team will be at ECCES 2026 in Hamburg, contributing two hands-on workshops on AI, data privacy, and reflexive visualization practices.

The BMFTR-funded SKILL project at the C3S is looking for a student assistant (80 hrs/month), starting as soon as possible.

Meet us at ECER 2026 in Tampere, where we will present our work from the SKILL project and join the international conversation on educational research.

We are delighted to welcome Anna Bräunig and Lynn Haag to the Critical Computational Literacy research group.

On 14 July, Dan Verständig will give an online seminar in the Raspberry Pi Foundation Research Seminar Series, exploring Critical Computational Literacy and educational perspectives on AI.

From 9–12 July, Ula Przybylska will join Tech Utopia Barcamp and facilitate a co-construction workshop on Explainable AI (XAI).

We’ve relaunched our website with a new design and a clearer overview of our research, teaching, and resources.

Next week, Dan Verständig will present ‘Refusing to Run: Critique as Practice in Critical Computational Literacy’ at the Breaking the Code conference in Porto.

Ula and Dan will present the first iteration of ‘The Biased Five’, a playful unplugged role-play workshop on Social Explainable AI, at the Civic Data Barcamp in Erfurt.