TU Delft Exchange Week | 29NOV-30NOV-01DEC
29 november 2023 10:00 t/m 01 december 2023 16:00 - Locatie: Teaching Lab - Door: Teaching Academy | Zet in mijn agenda
Exploring Education Innovation
- Enhancing Continuous Learning -
On November 29th, 30th, and December 1st, 2023, TU Delft hosts the TU Delft Exchange Week for Higher Education Institutions. During this three-day event we will focus on exploring innovations in education to promote continuous learning.
Enhancing Continuous Learning, Continuous professional development, Lifelong Learning. How do we at universities enable and facilitate the continuous development process of professionals in the worlds of teaching and beyond? What challenges do we see? And how do we overcome those challenges? This main topic is central to the upcoming TU Delft Exchange week.
We look forward to exchanging experiences on education innovation and Continuous learning for both teaching staff and professionals in various fields. Interaction, networking, exchange of experiences and diving into specific challenges and topics are key.
More programme details and the central challenges/topics’ specific focuses will be provided closer to the event date. The preliminary programme components below give you an impression of what you can expect. If you have topic suggestions or ideas on how to contribute to this event, please email us at Teachingacademy@tudelft.nl.
Practical information regarding joining the TU Delft Exchange Week:
Language: English
Registration fee: €150,-
Additional fee for optional dinner: €30,-
Registration is open until 15 November 2023.
Delft University of Technology is also organising an Open Education Day on Tuesday 28th of November 2023.
If Open Education is a relevant topic to you and your institution, we encourage you combine this event with the TU Delft Exchange Week. Please make sure to sign up for the Open Education Day separately by clicking the button below.
Erasmus+ staff mobility grant - Planning your visit
After receiving a confirmation email of your registration of the TU Delft Exchange Week, you can apply for the Erasmus+ staff mobility grant.
If you want to apply for this, please contact the Erasmus+ coordinator of your institution. Make sure to be in time with your request.
Further information on criteria, application procedures and forms can be found on the website of Erasmus+.
Please find some addtional relevant information and resources to help you plan your visit to Delft on the right hans side.
Questions?
If you have any questions regarding your visit to Delft, please reach out to our colleagues of the TU Delft Guest Centre at Guestcentre@tudelft.nl
For questions related to the programme of the Exchange Week, please send an email to teachingacademy@tudelft.nl.
Programme components
During this Exchange Week we will cover, amongst others, the topics enlisted below. A final program, including timeline, will follow closer to event.
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- Online education for lifelong learners, how to support and organize?
- Support of lecturers in designing and developing online courses for a worldwide audience
- Quality assurance of online education
- Learner support, certifying and promotion of online education for Lifelong learners
- Managing the course catalogue (how to decide which courses to offer)
- New developments in the educational offer for external learners, e.g. microcredentials
TU Delft Extension School for Continuing Education
The extension school for continuing education is the department within TU Delft responsible for developing and delivering online continuing education to equip people to solve today’s global challenges. Our courses and short programs especially support lifelong learners and professionals to upskill themselves in areas of technical and engineering expertise of great relevance to the environment and society.
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- Collaboratively Enhance Engineering Education
- Connect, Share, Spotlight, Experiment
- Educational innovations based on scientific research through co-creation
TU Delft Teaching Academy
The Teaching Academy is the network for and by lecturers of TU Delft with the mission to “collaboratively enhance engineering education” across faculty boundaries. To connect, share, spotlight & experiment, the Teaching Academy organizes various knowledge-sharing activities, leads the TU Delft Education Fellowship, facilitates experiments, grants Teaching Awards, works on educational projects and organizes the TU Delft Education Day. Within the Teaching Academy the focus is on showing how fellow lecturers do their education/teaching to inspire and learn from each other.
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- Advising, training, and supporting lecturers
- Developments of lifelong learning for lecturers
- Initiating, supporting and developing education innovation
TU Delft Teaching & Learning Services
Teaching & Learning Services (TLS) partners with faculties, lecturers and staff in offering services and expertise to continually improve education at TU Delft. TLS delivers technical support for educational tooling, provides trainings, workshops and consults on didactical matters. The mission of TLS is to be your partner for educational development, support/improvement and the professionalization of teaching by offering effective and accessible services and expertise, based on an evidence-informed approach to education, innovation and learning technology.
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- Governance model Education Spaces
- Education Spaces Viewer (https://esviewer.tudelft.nl/) as online catalogue
- Qualitative issues such as readability, ergonomics, image system contrast ratio, sound
- Space conditions such as lay-out, lighting, acoustics, daylight
- Managing issues such as life cycle analysis, carbon footprint
- TU Delft Education Space Configurator (https://tudesc.com/) as interactive cloud tool
Taskforce Education Spaces
In 2014 TU Delft formed the Taskforce Education Spaces (TAS) to cope with how classes could not fit any longer in the education spaces of their own faculty building as a result of growing student numbers. TAS came up with a 10 years transformation plan proposing a two-fold strategy: 1) governance structure for all parties involved in education spaces (education, real estate, IT, facilities), and 2) guidelines defined in a Cookbook Education Spaces based on contemporary pedagogies in collaboration with teaching staff and students.
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- Video production
- Virtual reality (VR)
- Augmented reality (AR)
- Extended reality (XR)
- And more
TU Delft NewMedia Centre
The NewMedia Centre (NMC) is a media production and expertise centre for education and research. The NMC creates video (in a green screen studio and on location), livestreams, animations, infographics, augmented/virtual reality and is responsible for the university’s lecture capture. NMC experiments, together with lecturers and students, with media technology in education, such as holography, 3D models, AR, 360 video and audio and much more.