In this episode, we are joined by Paula Gürtler, a PhD student at Charles University in Prague and a researcher at CEPS, who explains why AI is not merely technological code but a socio-technical system shaping our society.
The first year of the COVID-19 pandemic brought about extensive changes in people’s everyday lives. Research shows that despite this, people’s mental health in Estonia did not deteriorate on average a...
On 26 March, Baltic Film, Media and Arts School’s 14th Media Conference, “Journalism. Freedom. Data. Privacy.”, was held at Tallinn University.
A new research project, Movement and Virtual Intelligence for the Development and Accessibility of Artists and Audiences (MOVIDA), has launched at Tallinn University. The project is coordinated by the...
Exams are just around the corner and the pressure is mounting — but where did grades actually come from? Kati Aus, Visiting Research Fellow in Educational Psychology at Tallinn University, provides th...
Estonia's national curriculum emphasises eight key competencies, but teachers often hesitate to integrate them into art lessons. In her doctoral thesis, Helen Arov shows how to make key competencies a...
Toomas Sääs, Production Manager of the Baltic Film, Media and Arts School, was awarded the Tallinn University Badge of Merit for dedicated work in leading the student film festival Best of BFM.
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