SAIL Project
Research Project 2025–2028 AI & Education

Scenarios AI and learning

Designing resilient education in times of AI

SAIL (Scenarios AI and Learning) is a research project that explores in co-creation with teachers, students and the field how higher education can support students in developing competences at the desired level of independence in an era of generative AI.

An initiative of the Expertise Centre Education & Development at University of Applied Sciences UCLL

UCLL Research & Expertise

About the project

Generative AI confronts higher education with fundamental choices: which competences do we still want students to master independently, and how do we deploy GenAI without undermining the learning process?

The SAIL project explores how programmes can support students in developing competences at the desired level of independence in an era of GenAI. It focuses on when GenAI adds value to learning - and when it deliberately does not.

Systematic literature review as basis for competence analysis
Future-oriented scenario planning with work field, teachers and students
Iterative design, testing and evaluation of educational scenarios (EDR)
100%
Open Access research
4
Research phases
2028
Publishing final guide
BE
Focus Flemish context

Wiki of Research

All our research, structured and searchable. Grows as the project progresses. Ask questions to the SAIL Assistant, fed by our research results and current expertise.

SAIL Radar

Curated sources on AI, education and professional development — collected and tagged by the SAIL team.

View all sources

Timeline

Literature review & competence analysis
Sept 2025 - Apr 2026
Ongoing
Design & testing educational scenarios
May 2026 - Aug 2027
Ongoing
Deepening & broad implementation
Sept 2027 - Aug 2028
Scheduled

Team & Contact

Andy Veltjen
Project leader & researcher
Steven Verjans
Researcher
Tobias Frenssen
Head of Education & Development at UCLL
General contact

Questions about the project, the research results or a possible collaboration? Feel free to send us an email.

info@sailproject.ai

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