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Enhancing Digital Teaching: Active Learning and Generative Artificial Intelligence

We are living in an era marked by unprecedented technological transformation, which permeates all areas of life in society, from work to communication, from health to culture, and, inevitably, to education. The omnipresence of digital technologies is reshaping not only what we teach, but also how we teach and how students learn, think, and interact with knowledge. It is no longer just a matter of using computers or digital platforms to support teaching activities, but of reimagining the entire educational ecosystem in light of new possibilities offered by tools such as generative artificial intelligence, augmented reality, 3D modelling, or immersive environments.

In this context of a paradigmatic shift, the book Enhancing Digital Teaching: Active Learning and Generative Artificial Intelligence brings together a diverse set of pedagogical practices, innovative projects, and research studies that concretely and substantively demonstrate how it is possible to transform traditional teaching into a more active, meaningful, and student-centered experience. The focus is on strategies that promote student engagement, creativity, and critical thinking, while also equipping educators with new skills to face the challenges of the digital age.

Through the intentional and critical integration of emerging technologies — with a special emphasis on generative artificial intelligence — the book outlines paths toward a more inclusive, personalized, and adaptive education. AI is no longer seen as a mere technical tool but as a partner in the construction of knowledge, facilitating the design of differentiated learning experiences, equitable access to information, and the appreciation of the multiple expressions of human intelligence.

Organized into three interconnected parts, the book traces an arc of pedagogical transformation.

Part I – Empowering Educators: Rethinking Pedagogies in the Digital Age invites us to reflect on the role of the teacher as a designer of meaningful learning experiences, using practices such as digital storytelling with AI, 3D modelling in STEAM education, immersive virtual exhibitions, and gamified approaches to literature. It also addresses the importance of creating accessible and inclusive digital content, pointing out trends and good practices.

Part II – Empowering Educators: Innovating Teaching with Artificial Intelligence

focuses on the potential of AI in lesson planning and teaching support. Tools and models that strengthen teachers’ skills are presented, such as the application of AI within the SAMR model, the use of chatbots in the classroom, and future teachers’ perceptions of AI as a writing assistant. This section seeks to show that artificial intelligence, when well understood and ethically integrated, can be a powerful ally in personalizing teaching and managing educational complexity.

Part III – Empowering Educators: Inclusive Intelligence for Equity, Creativity and Assessment concludes the volume with proposals that show how AI can contribute to a more inclusive education, centered on the development of critical thinking and formative assessment of creativity. Highlights include the use of chatbots in teaching mathematics, the promotion of creative skills in deaf students through generative AI, and the use of adaptive comparative judgments as a fair and effective assessment strategy.

This book is the result of collaborative work among researchers, teachers, and experts in digital education. Throughout its chapters, the work offers a comprehensive and practical view of the transformative potential of digital technologies, from the design of accessible content to the development of innovative pedagogical models using AI.

Thus, this book serves as a resource for all education professionals who not only wish to keep up with change but also aim to be protagonists of an educational transformation that prepares students to live, learn, and create in an increasingly digital and interconnected world.

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Book available for download:
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Edited by:

José Alberto Lencastre
University of Minho, Portugal
CIEd, Institute of Education, Braga, Portugal

José Alberto Lencastre is an Associate Professor in the Department of Curriculum Studies and Educational Technology at the Institute of Education, University of Minho. Holding a PhD in Education, he teaches modules in Educational Technology on the undergraduate programmes in Education and Basic Education, as well as on Master’s and Doctoral programmes in Educational Sciences. His research interests include exploring opportunities to enhance teaching and learning processes through innovative pedagogical practices, with a particular focus on hybrid models, active methodologies, and digital technologies. He is the Director of the Master’s Degree in Computer Science Teaching, a programme that provides professional qualification for teaching in recruitment group 550 of secondary education.

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7884-5957

Sílvia Araújo

University of Minho, Portugal
School of Arts and Humanities, Braga, Portugal

Sílvia Araújo is an Associate Professor at the School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Minho. She holds a PhD in Language Sciences from Université Denis Diderot – Paris 7 and the University of Minho. Her research focuses on corpus linguistics, natural language processing, and the application of artificial intelligence in education. She coordinates the Master’s Programme in Digital Humanities and the Digital Humanities Research Group at CEHUM. She is also a member of IDEIA – the Centre for Innovation in Teaching and Learning at the University of Minho

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4321-4511

Sara Cruz

Polytechnic Univeristy of Cávado and Ave 2Ai, Barcelos, Portugal
CIEd, Institute of Education, Braga, Portugal
Sara Cruz is a Visiting Adjunct Professor and Director of the Master’s Programme in Assistive Technologies for STEAM Education at the School of Technology of IPCA. She is a member of the Applied Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (2Ai) at the Polytechnic Institute of Cávado and Ave, the Centre for Research and Innovation in Education (inED) at the Polytechnic Institute of Porto, and the Research Centre on Education (CIEd) at the University of Minho. Her research has focused on educational technology, active learning, and pedagogical innovation, with several national and international publications.
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9918-9290

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