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  Coventry EduHackathon 2020: an online experiment
  18/08/2020 /0 Comments/in Conferences & Events/by Nexa Admin
  This summer, in the context of the Erasmus+ project Edu-Hack, Coventry University organized the Coventry EduHackathon 2020 – co-hosted by the Disruptive Media Learning Lab and the Global Education, Learning and Attainment Research Centre. The EduHackathon took place online – combining Microsoft Teams and Mural.co – and it was split into two separate 3-hour sessions, enabling educators to envision tangible solutions to the overall challenge by following a structured approach based on design thinking principles. A preliminary webinar covered the initial stages of the design thinking process and facilitators from various units (Academic Development, Curriculum 2025, DMLL and GLEA) offered guidance during ideation and prototyping stages to three separate groups.
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