Enhancing the Digital Learning Ecosystem

Open Source and OER

We prioritize using Open-Source solutions and Open Educational Resources (OER), underlining our commitment to innovation and accessibility. As a part of this initiative, our Learning Management System (LMS) Moodle will serve as a cornerstone, connecting all digital approaches and software used in teaching.

Support and Development

We aim to provide comprehensive training programs and resources. This approach supports the continuous enhancement of our digital systems and empowers our community to leverage these tools effectively.

Legal and Privacy Considerations

We are committed to ensuring legal copyright and data protection certainty. This assurance, especially vital in the context of emerging tools, safeguards our digital learning environment, fostering a secure and trusted space for teaching and learning.

Accessibility and Inclusion

Our strategy is built around the principles of accessibility and inclusion. We design our digital platforms with the diverse needs of our users in mind, ensuring equal access and opportunity for all.

Contact:

Dr. Andreas Fleischmann
andreas.fleischmann@tum.de
+ 49 89 289 25364

Contact:

Michael Folgmann
folgmann@tum.de
+ 49 89 289 24315

We implement an IT strategy that empowers each member of our university’s academic community to actively contribute to the digital transformation of teaching and learning. Together, we will enhance our digital infrastructure, leverage technology to diversify teaching practices, utilize data analytics for personalized learning experiences, and integrate innovative technologies for adaptable and robust assessment methods.

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Dr.-Ing. Alexander Braun

Senior Vice President, CIO

Evolving Teaching: On-Campus, Hybrid, and Online

Embracing Blended Learning

We believe in the transformative power of blended learning. Utilizing digital technologies to link synchronous and asynchronous learning phases, we support dynamic learning experiences that cater to diverse learner needs and preferences.

Integrated Technology

We strive for seamless technology integration in blended learning. By leveraging high-quality hardware and flexible EdTech tools such as Zoom for video conferencing, we create an adaptable learning environment that thrives in on-campus, hybrid, and online settings.

Balancing EdTech Autonomy and Centralized Provision

We uphold the principle of technological autonomy, fostering innovation by encouraging the use of new tools and self-programmed solutions in our educational landscape. We commit to the centralized provision of frequently used EdTech tools across TUM, ensuring their extensive availability without stifling ingenuity and progress.

Optimizing Learning: Personalized and Engaging

Learning Analytics

Our strategy involves leveraging Learning Analytics to inform personalized learning paths and broad-scale course improvements. This data-driven approach allows us to tailor teaching strategies and enhance educational outcomes at individual and group levels.

Fostering Active Learning in Digital Learning Spaces

We aspire to cultivate an active learning culture enriched by innovative digital learning spaces. By leveraging digital interaction and collaboration opportunities, we aim to create vibrant and engaging environments that promote profound understanding, mirror the dynamics of physical classrooms, and provide flexibility.

Innovative Technologies

Our strategy encourages exploring and incorporating innovative technologies, such as Extended Reality (XR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI). These technologies significantly enhance formative assessments, providing real-time, detailed feedback and transforming student learning paths.

Innovating Assessments

Innovative Technologies

We advocate a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) approach for digital examinations, aligning with the digital habits of our learners and leveraging the familiarity of personal devices to reduce examination stress. By leveraging BYOD’s scalable and adaptable nature, we seamlessly incorporate students’ familiar academic tools into assessments.

Online Testing

We commit to incorporating online examinations for aptitude testing, utilizing suitable proctoring variants. This initiative safeguards academic integrity and extends our reach to prospective students globally, making participation in our university’s admission procedures convenient and accessible.

Formative Assessment

We will foster reflective learning practices and collaboration among learners by facilitating peer- and self-assessment tools. This approach allows learners to actively engage in their learning process, encouraging critical thinking and promoting a deeper understanding of the subject matter.

Topics: Teaching and Learning

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Projectmanagement with OpenProject

Zum Projektmanagement für Forschungsprojekte und die allgemeine Verwaltung wurden bisher eine Vielzahl an dezentralen Tools an der TUM genutzt. Zur Sicherstellung eines einheitlichen Projektmanagements wurde nun mit OpenProject eine zentral unterstützte Lösung für alle TUM-Mitglieder eingeführt.
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M365 and Copilot

The Microsoft M365 Suite has been available to all employees and students since January. A service agreement was also concluded for this purpose.
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SAP Transformation started

Since January 2024, TUM has started its SAP S4/HANA transformation. This is not just an upgrade but the redesign of all administrative processes at TUM. Employees can learn about the project status in our wiki (TUM login required).
Confluence Migration

Confluence Migration

In response to recent Atlassian licensing changes, we have migrated our Confluence platform to BayernCollab.

Digital.Campus Bayern learning platform available

Digital.Campus Bayern is an initiative of the Bavarian State Ministry for Digital Affairs.
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TUM Guideline for the use of AI

The use of AI-supported processes / algorithms and AI-supported tools is steadily increasing. Ki and data protection are not mutually exclusive.

TUM Research Data Hub starts its work

The TUM Research Data Hub is the central point of contact for TUM researchers and partners in all matters of research data management (RDM), following the TUM guidelines for handling research data. Our service portfolio includes consulting, training, networking events, infrastructure solutions, tools, and handouts for all phases of a research cycle.

Grammarly available for all TUM members

Starting May 2023, Grammarly is available to all members of TUM.

Appointment portal online

Appointments to new professorships can now be managed and advertised via TUM’s new appointment portal.

Data science storage available to all scientists

LRZ’s Data Science Storage (DSS) is a novel approach at LRZ to solve the demands and requirements of data-intensive science.