Six lines of work connect our research with what happens in the classroom. Each one feeds new courses, new teaching methods or software components we test in our own training first.
Teaching Artificial Intelligence
We research and develop methods for teaching generative AI in a practical, critical and responsible way. The focus is not only on using tools, but on understanding their limits, risks, potential and professional uses.
Sector-specific applied AI courses
We design training for specific sectors, including healthcare, tourism, the plastics industry, higher education and organisations going through digital transformation. Each course starts from the real needs of professionals and institutions.
AI agents to support learners
We are developing teaching support models based on AI agents to help learners, trainers and coordinators throughout a course — answering questions, following participation, spotting difficulties early and personalising the learning experience.
AI-augmented Moodle
With our technology partners we are building Moodle components for intelligent tutoring, AI-assisted feedback, assessment support, automated follow-up and course coordination. They are tested first in CeL courses and may later be offered to partners who use Moodle.
Automating teaching and quality processes
We are exploring AI and agents to support needs assessment, course organisation, tutoring, assessment, analysis of results and continuous improvement, while meeting the quality requirements of certified training.
Applied research and scientific dissemination
Our team carries out and takes part in research on teaching AI, digital health, health informatics, digital literacy and teaching innovation, linking research, training and professional practice.