Learning and Teaching Fair 2018
New event format
This year the first Learning and Teaching Fair on Wednesday, 14 November 2018 took place at ETH Zurich. An event to showcase teaching which grew out of the Innovedum event. It united almost 200 faculty members, project leaders and edcuational developers from all departements. The idea of the event is not only to present different approaches to learning and teaching, but also to provide an environment where reflection about effectivness and challenges is most welcome.
Presentations
Starting a round of presentations, Prof. Andreas Vaterlaus, Vice-Rector for Curriculum Development, opened up the event by giving insights into the teaching commission and how successful innovedum proposals are written. He was followed by Prof. Jörn Loviscach, Professor of Technical Mathematics and Computer Engineering at the Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences. In his keynote speech, he talked about how digital technology can be distracting in the classroom. He recommended to stay flexible and introduce promising learning technology stepwise. Prof. Sarah Springman, rector at ETH, then talked about our VUCA world, where volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity increasingly dominate. She emphasized that education needs to adapt in order to support students better when coping in such an environment.
Among the presenters were 7 students, who introduced the teaching projects they had submitted within the framework of Student Innovedum 2018. The students involved in Student Innovedum received certificates for their valuable contributions.
Photos presentations
Photos: © Heidi Hostettler, ETH Zürich
Exhibition
After the presentations an exhibition of teaching projects was presented. Each participant was given an exhibition guide and a journal of the fair's projects.
- chevron_right 01 Æther: A research-and-writingworkshop in Science and Technology Studies
- chevron_right 02 A model for modeling
- chevron_right 03 An interdisciplinary and application-oriented approach to teaching microfluidics for microbial ecology
- chevron_right 04 OMLETH: A multimedia guide for field trips
- chevron_right 05 Bringing the factory to the students: Enriching teaching cases with VR
- chevron_right 06 Coffee Lectures - A new format for teaching information and communication technology skills
- chevron_right 07 Communication to the non-scientific public using the Wikipedia Free Encyclopedia
- chevron_right 08 Digital moviemaking in student degree theses
- chevron_right 09 Enhanced Food Chemistry Lab: Interactive, social and virtual
- chevron_right 10 Experiences with a classroom response system: Any more questions?!
- chevron_right 11 Flipping large university courses: How do student learning gains improve compared to lectures?
- chevron_right 12 Individualize learning through gamification and realtime dashboards
- chevron_right 13 Holucator - Lichens Edition: Targeting small organisms with the HoloLens
- chevron_right 14 Innovation in precision agriculture: Facing the challenges of digitalization in agriculture
- chevron_right 15 Innovation Leadership seminar
- chevron_right 15A The Impact of Design Thinking
- chevron_right 16 IÖ-APP, real estate application
- chevron_right 17 Laboratory practice energy efficient production
- chevron_right 18 Make it tangible: Laser cutter models in first-year mechanical engineering education
- chevron_right 19 Parametric phenomena workshop
- chevron_right 20 Wunderkammer / Cabinet of Curiosities: Perceive, Collect, Organise, Translate, Visualise
- chevron_right 21 Lecture-coordinated project-based laboratory course
- chevron_right 22 Systemic Design Lab: Incubating systemic design skills by experiential didactics and nature-based creativity
- chevron_right 23 UN-Habitat ETH-CASE Housing at the Centre workshops: From the new urban agenda to systematic approaches
- chevron_right 24 MOLEGRAM Explorer
- chevron_right 25 Using applets in math courses
All photos: © Heidi Hostettler, ETH Zürich