AULIS

AULIS provides functions that can be used to plan and carry out typical teaching and learning activities online, particularly for the following processes:

• Room and team organisation (courses, groups, folders, booking pools, etc.)
• Provision of multimedia knowledge resources (weblinks, files, etc.)
• Creation of web-based learning content (wikis, learning modules, mediacasts, etc.)
• Synchronous/asynchronous communication and cooperation (email, forums, web conferences, etc.)
• Evaluation and assessment (surveys, exercises, online tests, etc.)
• Competence reflection and presentation (blogs, portfolios, etc.)

The LehrePlus (ZLL) team offers workshops on how to use AULIS and its various functions: LehrePlus Workshops

Initial information about AULIS

• First steps for Teachers in AULIS
• First Steps for Students in AULIS

The Structure in AULIS

AULIS has a fixed structure that is the same for all faculties and degree programmes. This not only makes it easier to find courses and groups, but also allows digital processes to be automated in the future.

In the repository you will find:

1. The faculties
   These contain subcategories with the respective degree programmes.
   A uniform structure is particularly important here so that students can quickly find their course rooms (courses & groups) at the beginning of a new semester.
2. Degree programme
   In the respective degree programmes, you will find the following subcategories:
   Current course: Summer semester 202x or winter semester 202y/2z
   General information
   Further offers
   Past courses

Teachers currently create their own courses in these categories. The sorting is then ‘Alphabetical by title, ascending’.

At the end of the lecture period, when transitioning to the new semester, we, the ZLL move the entire SoSe or WiSe category to past courses. However, all courses and groups remain visible as usual on the individual dashboard and under your own favourites. We also create the new categories for the following semester at the end of the current semester.

If you have any questions, please contact Katharina Riebe.

Please note that AULIS must not be used for archiving purposes. You are responsible for backing up your examination results, final theses and other important documents. If you have any questions or uncertainties, please contact your faculty administration.