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Interdepartmental Collaboration: Engaged Learning with Biomedical Engineers | Universidad de Málaga

One way Engaged Learning will work is to go outside one's area of expertise, says Dr. Mary Griffith from the University of Málaga. Although this may be easier in social sciences and education, the challenge is to apply engaged learning in other fields such as STEM areas. We need an interdisciplinary approach to Engaged Learning. … Continue reading Interdepartmental Collaboration: Engaged Learning with Biomedical Engineers | Universidad de Málaga

Hidden Exeter | University of Exeter

Hidden Exeter is one of five Hidden Cities apps that are the result of a three year (2019-22) collaborative research project coordinated by Fabrizio Nevola (University of Exeter): “Public Renaissance: Urban Cultures of Public Space between Early Modern Europe and the Present”, funded by the Humanities in European Research Area (HERA) and the Arts and … Continue reading Hidden Exeter | University of Exeter

Engaged Learning Tools in Social Sciences | Universidad de Málaga

Intergenerational Heritage Dialogue in Social Sciences Intergenerational interviews and videos are a didactic resource to improve not only intergenerational dialogue but also highlight relevant local environmental issues like heritage identity and rights, improving critical and holistic understanding of the current wide world from a visual perspective, promoting engaged learning. Presented by Clotilde Lechuga Jimenez from … Continue reading Engaged Learning Tools in Social Sciences | Universidad de Málaga

Engaged Learning in Parma – Student Voices | University of Parma

The University of Parma redesigned the International Politics course of the Master in European and International Relations, to incorporate an Engaged Learning element aimed to increase connections between university students and local stakeholders working on international issues, and to increase the knowledge acquired by students to a) inform the public about international political dynamics, and … Continue reading Engaged Learning in Parma – Student Voices | University of Parma

Sources of Conflicts in Engaged Learning | Otto von Guericke Universität Magdeburg

This video presents three possible sources of conflict that may arise in Engaged Learning initiatives, using the in:takt project in Magdeburg as an example. These are a) The evaluation of the projectb) Boundary crossings of departments with different logicsc) Social engagement as interference in political struggles. Video created and presented by Alexander Chmelka. https://youtu.be/ZihfCcTnAFg