28.08.2026

Paper presented at A4NE@SIGCOMM workshop

Koojana Kuladinithi is sitting on the panel, 2nd from the left.

Our colleague Koojana Kuladinithi is happy to share her feedback about the workshop.

"It was an honor to join the AI panel at the ‘Networking Education for the AI Generation’ workshop, held during the ACM SIGCOMM Conference in Denver, USA. There are so many aspects to consider when thinking about how to achieve our learning goals in the AI era. This workshop highlighted and brought together many valuable perspectives, including rethinking curricula, motivating students, and providing more meaningful feedback through continuous assessment and grading. If you are interested in these topics, I highly recommend checking out the workshop papers here.

I am grateful to all the organizers of this workshop, as well as to all the participants who joined both in person and online and are actively contributing to shaping the future of education."

Read our paper here. This is a joint work with the Institute for Ethics in Technology at TUHH.

“If we teach today as we taught yesterday, we rob our children of tomorrow.” — John Dewey