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Module 3

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Module 3

Pedagogically sound AI integration for language teaching and interaction

Module description

The module activates prior knowledge of the CEFR and develops instructors’ ability to evaluate AI tools from a pedagogical perspective, ensuring that pedagogy drives technology use. It explores how TEL and AI can enhance motivation, engagement, collaboration and personalization, using tools such as Mentimeter, ChatGPT, TTS and LanguageTool.
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Didactic materials

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Handout of Module 3

Activity 1: instruction

Activity 3: instruction

Presentation of Module 3

Activity 2: instruction

DigCompEdu Areas

Area 2: Digital Resources
2.2 Creating and modifying digital resources – 2.3 Managing, protecting, and sharing digital resources

Area 3: Teaching and Learning
3.3 Collaborative learning – 3.4 Self-regulated learning

Area 4: Assessment
4.2 Analyzing evidence – 4.3 Feedback & Planning

Area 5: Empowering Learners
5.1 Accessibility and inclusion – 5.2 Differentiation & personalisation
5.3 Actively Engaging Learners

Area 6: Facilitating Learners’ Digital Competence
6.1 Information and data literacy – 6.2 Communication and collaboration – 6.3 Digital content creation
6.4 Responsible use (of tools for feedback and assessment)

Learning outcomes

  • On successful completion, learners will be able to critically evaluate the use of AI tools in foreign language teaching based upon CEFR B1 and B2 descriptors.

  • On successful completion, learners will be able to successfully experience the design of AI-supported language activities: design pedagogically sound AI-supported language learning activities that develop speaking, listening, and writing skills aligned with CEFR B1–B2 descriptors.

  • On successful completion, learners will be able to successfully apply AI for FL language development: apply multilingual AI tools (TTS and LanguageTool) to support learner language production through guided practice, feedback, and revision.

  • On successful completion, learners will be able to critically reflect on the limitations, risks, and ethical implications of AI use in language teaching.