Erasmus+ (KA220-HED)

Clever-AI

The project Clever-AI (Citoyenneté et pluriLinguisme – Pour une Éducation aux Valeurs et un Engagement Responsable avec les systèmes artificiels d'Intelligence – Citizenship, pluriLingual Education, Values and Engagement through a Responsible use of AI – Digital Citizenship, multilingual education and critical use of AI) pursues a critical-ethical approach to the use of digital technologies, in particular generative AI, in language learning and teaching. It supports language teachers in secondary and higher education in teaching learners how to use AI in a reflective and responsible manner and in supporting them in the sustainable development of action-oriented (linguistic and plurilingual) skills.

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Project objectives

The objectives of the project are:

  • better understand the uses of generative AI by language learners and language teachers;
  • describe the competencies required for a critical and ethical use of generative AI in language and plurilingual didactics;
  • enable teachers to purposefully integrate generative AI into competence development (action competence, linguistic competence, and plurilingual comptenece);
  • promote a critical and ethical use of generative AI in teaching and learning practice and language use.

Outputs

  • Report on forms of use and practices of generative AI in language teaching and learning;
  • Reference framework for plurilinlgual practice through a critical use of generative AI; 
  • Book and teaching materials (worksheets) on the critical and ethical use of generative AI in language teaching and learning, including multilingual contexts.

Project website

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Target groups

  • Language teachers
  • Language teacher trainers and educators
  • Decision-makers

Project data

  • Erasmus+ Cooperation Partnerships in Higher Education (KA220-HED)
  • Project number: 2025-1-FR01-KA220-HED-00035811
  • Funding amount: 400,000 €
  • Duration: 31.12.2025–30.12.2028

Partner institutions

  • Université de La Réunion
  • University of Limerick
  • Universtiät Salzburg
  • Université Catholique de Louvain
  • Université de Strasbourg
  • Accademia Europea di Bolzano
  • 11 associated partner institutions in Austria, Belgium, France, Ireland and Italy

Project Team University of Salzburg

  • Margareta Strasser (local coordination)
  • Christoph Hülsmann
  • Martin Weichbold

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