Publish at February 04 2026 Updated February 04 2026
Everyone is looking to optimize their time as much as possible, and this is also evident in the students. This adds to the pressure on teaching staff to reflect on their didactic approach, all the more so in a context where generative AI is gaining ground. What if the answer lay in constructive alignment?
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