Teaching and Learning Online is a new podcast from the Educational Innovation Lab (EDUiLAB) at Tilburg University, which is all about innovation, trends, and myths in online education.
Teaching and Learning Online
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Podcast Overview
Teaching and Learning Online is a new podcast from the Educational Innovation Lab (EDUiLAB) at Tilburg University, which is all about innovation, trends, and myths in online education.
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Publishing Since
6/30/2020
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Recent Episodes
September 12, 2022
A hitchhiker's guide to challenge-based learning
<p>Many universities in the Netherlands and around the world are seriously exploring <strong>challenge-based learning</strong>. The University of Twente is on its way to implementing this educational philosophy in the next few years, the Eindhoven University of Technology already embedded it into its core educational strategy, and Maastricht University has been practising problem-based learning, a close cousin of challenge-based learning, already since its founding in 1976!</p> <p>Tilburg University has also dipped its toes in this trend, and today on the show we are exploring the <strong>Societal Challenge</strong>, a one-and-a-half-day event in which students came together to try and solve some interesting and pressing problems.</p> <p>Guests in alphabetical order:</p> <ul> <li>Anne van der Velden (challenge organizer)</li> <li>Bendegúz Ken Bonecz (student)</li> <li>Frank van den Berg (expert on challenge-based learning)</li> </ul> <p>If you would like to get in touch with Anne, feel free to reach out to her via A.vdrVelden@tilburguniversity.edu.</p> <p>To reach out to the host of the podcast, send a message to eduilab@tilburguniversity.edu.</p>
July 6, 2021
How to educate a lawyer
<p>Hardly a week goes by without an accomplished lawyer announcing on LinkedIn they are quitting their career in order to rekindle a long-neglected passion for photography or some other artistic endeavor. It may therefore surprise you that many students in dr. Leena Grover’s course Public International Law are artists who decided to pursue a second career in the legal field. Listen now to what it takes to design a course that makes photographers trade cameras for a tailored suit.</p> <p>Guests in this episode:<br> Dr. Leena Grover, Associate Professor at the Tilburg Law School<br> Sahib Singh, Lecturer at the Tilburg Law School<br> Eleonora van der Steen, student<br> Miriam Rezaeian, student<br> Bram van Haaren, student</p>
April 22, 2021
Serious games for intercultural skills
<p>In his grant-winning educational intervention Dr. Bender paired bachelor and master students to practice intercultural skills through serious games. What were the games about? Did students like the exercise? Do they think they can transfer the learning into the real world? Listen now to find out!</p>
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