DETAIL

e-mail: pskyrik@phil.muni.cz

Petr is interested in and fascinated by the explosive mix of information science, system dynamics, trend spotting, (social) innovations, technologies, information services, creativity, behavioral economics, and design thinking.

e-mail: katerina@svidrnochova.cz

Kateřina focuses on the use of AI in learning and service design. At KISK, she teaches courses on AI in practice and CORE AI Lab, and tutors the Elements of AI course. She is the coordinator of the DETAIL research laboratory. In her work, she combines design thinking, education, and a strategic approach to technology.

e-mail: sucha@phil.muni.cz

e-mail: mcerny@phil.muni.cz

Michal focuses primarily on research into digital competencies related to working with AI – whether directly on AI literacy or on the transformation of information literacy. He is interested in the transformation of educational content and forms in the context of the introduction of artificial intelligence into everyday life and its impact on working with information, the learning process, and attitudes toward technology. He is involved in training teachers at elementary and secondary schools.

e-mail: kovarova@phil.muni.cz

Pavla focuses on the connection between information behavior, technology, and law. Many generative AI tools use user data, including data protected by law (copyright, personal data processing, etc.). Compliance, which has not yet been established, is further complicated by the level of human behavior or integrity and ethics. This is precisely what she focuses on in her research and, to some extent, in her courses at KISK, such as Information Behavior, Cybersecurity, Design and People, Legal Basis for Information Services, and Information Literacy.

e-mail: rnovotny@phil.muni.cz

Roman is an assistant professor at the Department of Information Studies and Librarianship at Masaryk University in Brno, where he is the guarantor of the master's specialization Information Services Design. His research and teaching focus on service design, speculative design, and transitive design in relation to innovation in the public sector. He applies speculative design in mental health policies and policies addressing the future of an aging population and informal care.

e-mail: tomas.marek@phil.muni.cz

Tomáš is a specialist at KISK. He has long been involved in the field of data visualization, which he teaches at Masaryk University and outside academia. He says of himself: "(...) I occasionally give lectures to anyone who doesn't want their graphs to be laughed at." He helps organize meetings of Czech data visualization experts called #datavismeetup. You can learn more about Tomáš in his portfolio or digital garden.

e-mail: nkacova@mail.muni.cz

Natálie works as a researcher and designer. She led the Knihovna.ai project, which explored and promoted the connection between social and technological innovations in public libraries. She enjoys lecturing on imagination related to AI and the future, the pitfalls of prevailing and presented imagination, and possible alternatives.

e-mail: kramosilova@phil.muni.cz

Simona has long been involved in adult education. At KISK, she teaches courses such as Online Tutor Practicum, Learning Design, and courses focused on the use of virtual reality with an emphasis on online education and building online communities. She is a tutor for the distance learning program Design of Information Services. In her work, she combines learning design with technology and seeks ways to effectively use artificial intelligence for the development of learning. She is now involved in a research project focused on connecting AI and VR.​