Viktoria Pammer-Schindler

Viktoria Pammer-Schindler

 

 

I am an associate professor in HCI and EdTech at Graz University of Technology and Deputy Head of the Institute of Human-Centred Computing. I am also a research area head at the Know-Center.

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AI, Knowledge and Learning

How can technology help us think and learn? My vision is that interactive, adaptive and AI-based computer technologies and the digital environments we live in help us be productive and become competent in knowledge-intensive and creative activities.

I have been a president of the International Alliance to Advance Learning in the Digital Era, and member of the European Association for Technology-Enhanced Learning's managing committee. Further, I have served the scientific community as an evaluator of research programs, grants and study programs; in editorial and organisational roles for instance at the ACM CHI, ACM Mensch und Computer, EC-TEL and ECIS; and as a special issue editor at renowned journals like the IEEE Transactions on Technologies for Learning and the British Journal of Educational Technology.

I regularly engage in scientific outreach via talks or articles directed to a general audience. Examples (all in German) are my blog series on digitalisation and interaction hosted by derStandard, an Austrian daily newspaper; my article on the need to consider socio-technical systems when talking about ethics in relationship to AI published at the Falter, an Austrian weekly magazine; or my talk about AI, knowledge and the development of expertise in a Business Brunch.

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Selected Publications

  1. CreAItive Collaboration? Users' Misjudgment of AI-Creativity Affects Their Collaborative Performance.
    Bangerl, Disch, David & Pammer-Schindler. ACM CHI 2025. A* Conference
  2. Facilitating the Learning Engineering Process for Educational Conversational Modules using Transformer-based Language Models.
    Mirzababaei & Pammer-Schindler (2024). IEEE Transactions on Learning Technologies. Q1
  3. Towards Principles for a Data-Driven Business Model Innovation Process - A Design Science Case Study.
    Fruhwirth & Pammer-Schindler (2023). Proceedings of the 36th Bled eConference. Outstanding paper award
  4. A Script for Conversational Reflection Guidance: A Field Study on Developing Reflection Competence with Apprentices.
    Wolfbauer, Pammer-Schindler, Maitz & Rosé (2022). IEEE Transactions on Learning Technologies. Q1
  5. Designing for Knowledge Construction to Facilitate the Uptake of Open Science: Laying out the Design Space.
    Disch, Fessl & Pammer-Schindler (2022) ACM CHI 2022. A* Conference
  6. The Reflection Object: An Activity-Theory Informed Concept for Designing for Reflection.
    Pammer-Schindler & Prilla (2021). Interacting with Computers IF=1.174
  7. Data-Related Ethics Issues in Technologies for Informal Professional Learning.
    Pammer-Schindler & Rosé (2021). International Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Education. Q1
  8. Planting the Seed of Positive Human-IoT Interaction.
    Barreiros, Pammer-Schindler & Veas (2019). International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction, Taylor & Francis Q1
  9. Introducing Mood Self-Tracking at Work: Empirical Insights from Call Centers.
    Rivera-Pelayo, Fessl, Müller, Pammer (2019). ACM Transactions of Computer-Human Interaction. Q1
  10. In-app Reflection Guidance: Lessons Learned across Four Field Trials at the Workplace.
    Fessl, Wesiak, Rivera-Pelayo, Feyertag, Pammer (2017). IEEE Transactions on Learning Technologies. Q1

Full list of Publications

See also my research profiles at Google Scholar, at ResearchGate, and my OrcID.

List of Invited Talks

CV:

Short CV from November 2023.

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