André Markus M.Sc.
Research Assistant, Human-Technology-Systems, Institute for Human-Computer-Media | Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg
André Markus has been a research assistant in the MOTIV project at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg since 2021. He has a master’s degree in psychology and a second master’s degree in media and instructional psychology. His research focuses on the promotion of AI-related skills, digital game studies and change experiences in virtual realities. He also works as a freelancer in the field of instructional design of digital learning media and science-communicative media production.
Fit for voice-based AI systems
The functioning of language-based AI systems is often opaque. A model-based online platform aims to promote the confident use of these systems and help shape the digital future.
Digital skills
Digital skills describes the knowledge and skills required for the use of information and communication technology as well as digital media.
MOTIV – Digital Interaction Literacy: monitor, training, and visibility
The project investigates the understanding and the use of modern technologies. The focus is on language-based interactive systems that serve as dialogue partners for users.