First full -digital Juraklurur in Bielefeld: Revolution or Risk?

The University of Bielefeld carried out the first full -digital Jura clam in Germany on December 16, 2024 in the right to enforcement. This innovative exam was realized using the Classime examination, whereby the students could use digital legislators as part of a pilot project.

students had the opportunity to use the Lexmea online code in a split screen view. With their personal Lexmea account, they were able to access individual underlines, markings and links, but access to teaching or notes was prohibited during the examination period. Around 81.2 percent of the participants stated that the digital law book had made it easier to replenate and find the laws, as jurios.de reported.

innovative exam formats and digital tools

The project was under the direction of Prof. Dr. Marie Herberger initiates and represents a milestone in the digital transformation of legal training. With the use of Lexmea, a online code founded in 2020, students can make comments and access current legal texts. These texts are checked daily and automatically adjusted.

A new correction system was also tested as part of the pilot test, which was developed in a research project called Deepwrite. Both artificial intelligence and human corrector are used here: inside. The results of the correction should be analyzed to improve correction practice in the future. The AI ​​correction is carried out in cooperation with the University of Passau and the start-up of the University of the University of Cologne, such as lto.de carried out.

The pilot project is now evaluated to design future digital exams. Planned next steps include the implementation of fully digitized trial exams at the University of Trier as well as for trainee lawyers: inside, whereby the results are shared with the state judicial examination offices in order to better understand the needs of the students.