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Hej, Välkomna till den här podden. Det här är ett poddprogram från EPU, Avdelningen för lärande och digitalisering på SVERIGES LANTBRUKSUNIVERSITET, SLU. Podden vänder sig till dig - som är forskare och lärare men även till dig som har engagemang och funderingar kring hur vi tillsammans kan hitta bättre lösningar på pedagogiska frågor i universitets-och högskoleutbildningar.
Episodes
![[Episode 7.] Från ”flipped classroom” till hybridlärande](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/8400618/uploadpng_300x300.png)
Friday Oct 29, 2021
[Episode 7.] Från ”flipped classroom” till hybridlärande
Friday Oct 29, 2021
Friday Oct 29, 2021
[Episode 7.] Från ”flipped classroom” till hybridlärande
I det här avsnittet har de pedagogiska utvecklarna Peter Aspengren och Alexandra D’Urso från Enheten för pedagogisk utveckling på SLU ett samtal om undervisning i digitala och fysiska miljöer där de delar med sig av sina erfarenheter, lärdomar och tankar kring e-lärande.
De pratar även om vad som har varit mest givande under personalutbildningskursen ”Tillämpat aktivt e-lärande”. I samband med detta nämns begrepp såsom kollegialt lärande, digital utanförskap, hybrid undervisning i digitala miljöer samt hur olika digitala verktyg har funkat i lärarnas undervisning hittills. Peter och Alexandra lyfter även blicken till den pedagogiska framtiden som kanske redan är här.
Medverkande
- Peter Aspengren: Pedagogisk utvecklare, Enheten för pedagogisk utveckling (EPU), Avdelningen för lärande och digitalisering, SLU
- Alexandra D’Urso: Pedagogisk utvecklare, Enheten för pedagogisk utveckling (EPU), Avdelningen för lärande och digitalisering, SLU
- Redigering: Minha Park, Pedagogisk utvecklare, Enheten för pedagogisk utveckling (EPU), Avdelningen för lärande och digitalisering, SLU
![[Episode 6.] Interdisciplinary master programs: utilizing breadth in student recruitment.](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/8400618/uploadpng_300x300.png)
Friday Aug 27, 2021
Friday Aug 27, 2021
[Episode 6.] Interdisciplinary master programs: utilizing breadth in student recruitment.
At SLU and many other universities, new interdisciplinary master's programs are established. Many of the problems our societies are facing are complex and involve a broad range of knowledge areas. Thus, there is a need for interdisciplinary competence and we have to develop the ability to cooperate and understand each other across disciplinary boundaries.
In this episode, Jan Stockfors talk to Camilo Calderon about Camilo’s work with the master program Environmental communication and management here at SLU. This program has an interdisciplinary character and students are recruited from a broad range of backgrounds regarding disciplines as well as geographically and culturally. Camilo shows us how essential the variation of experiences the students bring is for the learning of the program. This broad student recruitment also brings some challenges and in the episode, Camilo also shares his experience of how these challenges can be turned into learning experiences.
Contributor
Camilo Calderon: Researcher and Lecturer at the Department of Urban and Rural Development; Division of Environmental Communication, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Jan Stockfors: Educational developer at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU)
![[Episode 5-2.] Internationalization, global learning, and Agenda 2030](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/8400618/uploadpng_300x300.png)
Friday May 28, 2021
[Episode 5-2.] Internationalization, global learning, and Agenda 2030
Friday May 28, 2021
Friday May 28, 2021
Episode 5, Part 2. Internationalization, global learning, and Agenda 2030
In this episode, Assistant Professor Melanie Miller Foster and Educational Developer Natalie Jellinek discuss teaching and learning in higher education in relation to internationalization, global learning, and the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Episode 2 explores how teachers can promote intercultural communication and support the development of global competencies in higher education. Melanie and Natalie discuss the importance of being engaged with this kind of teaching and learning and share some strategies about how to work within universities and communities to support global learning.
Contributors
Melanie Miller Foster: Assistant Professor of International Agriculture at the Office of International Programs, College of Agricultural Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University
Natalie Jellinek: Internationalization advisor and Educational Developer, The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Moderator: Alexandra D’Urso, Educational Developer, The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Editor: Minha Park, Educational Developer, The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
![[Episode 5-1.] Internationalization, global learning, and Agenda 2030](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/8400618/uploadpng_300x300.png)
Tuesday May 11, 2021
[Episode 5-1.] Internationalization, global learning, and Agenda 2030
Tuesday May 11, 2021
Tuesday May 11, 2021
Episode 5, Part 1. Internationalization, global learning, and Agenda 2030
In this episode, Assistant Professor Melanie Miller Foster and Educational Developer Natalie Jellinek discuss teaching and learning in higher education in relation to internationalization, global learning, and the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
In Part 1, common understandings and uses of the terms internationalization and global learning are discussed, followed by a discussion of what working this way can look like in different contexts. Natalie and Melanie discuss the GCUA (Global Challenges University Alliance) and how SLU and Penn State University are developing Ph.D. training that aims to achieve the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Contributors
Melanie Miller Foster: Assistant Professor of International Agriculture at the Office of International Programs, College of Agricultural Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University
Natalie Jellinek: Internationalization advisor and Educational Developer, The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Moderator: Alexandra D’Urso, Educational Developer, The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Editor: Minha Park, Educational Developer, The Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
![[Episode 4.] Writing across the curriculum](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/8400618/uploadpng_300x300.png)
Friday Feb 26, 2021
[Episode 4.] Writing across the curriculum
Friday Feb 26, 2021
Friday Feb 26, 2021
In this episode, we will talk about writing in higher education and more specifically writing across the curriculum.
Many students struggle with writing assignments during their time at university. University teachers often turn to educational developers in search of methods and ideas to help the students to develop in their writing. One way of helping teachers in tertiary education to reflect upon and work with the students on writing in the programs is to implement writing across the curriculum approach.
In this talk, educational developers Alexandra D’Urso and Linn Areskoug will discuss a variety of entry points into implementing a writing across the curriculum approach into teaching in higher education. Alexandra and Linn will discuss overarching perspectives on teaching on learning at university in regards to writing, as well as share lessons learned from experiences at higher education institutions and writing project sites such as the Bay Area Writing Project at the University of California at Berkeley and Mount Holyoke College.
- Linn Areskoug, educational developer at the Department of Learning and Digitalization, SLU, and Senior Lecturer at The Department of Education, Uppsala University.
- Alexandra D’Urso, educational developer at the Department of Learning and Digitalization, SLU
- Moderator: Jan Stockfors, educational developer at the Department of Learning and Digitalization, SLU
![[Episode 3-2.] The teaching and learning in the field of the rural development](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/8400618/uploadpng_300x300.png)
Friday Jan 29, 2021
Friday Jan 29, 2021
Episode 3. Part 2.
After the short coffee break (Part 1), Richard Bawden and Nadarajah Sriskandarajah continue to talk about Richard's work to develop teaching and learning in the field of rural development.
Two central themes:
- The important role of world view
- The concept of systemic learning
- Richard Bawden: Emeritus professor at Western Sydney University
- Nadarajah Sriskandarajah: Professor Emeritus at Dept. of Urban and Rural Development, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Uppsala
- Jan Stockfors: Educational developer at the Department of Learning and Digitalization, SLU
- Johan von Feilitzen: Recording and editing, Utbildningsmedia at SLU
![[Episode 3.] The teaching and learning in the field of the rural development](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/8400618/uploadpng_300x300.png)
Friday Dec 25, 2020
[Episode 3.] The teaching and learning in the field of the rural development
Friday Dec 25, 2020
Friday Dec 25, 2020
Episode 3. Part 1.
Richard Bawden is interviewed by Nadarajah Sriskandarajah about his work to develop teaching and learning in the field of rural development.
Two central themes:
- The important role of world view
- The concept of systemic learning
- Richard Bawden: Emeritus professor at Western Sydney University
- Nadarajah Sriskandarajah: Professor Emeritus at Dept. of Urban and Rural Development, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) in Uppsala
- Jan Stockfors: Educational developer at the Department of Learning and Digitalization, SLU
- Johan von Feilitzen: Recording and editing, Utbildningsmedia at SLU
![[Episode 2.] Research ethics part2.](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/8400618/uploadpng_300x300.png)
Friday Nov 27, 2020
[Episode 2.] Research ethics part2.
Friday Nov 27, 2020
Friday Nov 27, 2020
This is the second episode of EDUtalks, a podcast from the Division of Learning and Digitalisation at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. This episode is divided into two parts.
In this episode, we will talk about research ethics and explore its meaning, why we should know about it, the legal requirements involved, historical perspectives on research ethics, and some notable examples of breaches.
Moderator: Alexandra D’Urso, Ph.D., Educational Developer at the Division of Learning and Digitalisation and SLU team member in the SIDA QuART project group for research supervision training
Interviewee: Per Sandin, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer at the Department of Crop Production Ecology; Agricultural cropping systems / Bioethics & Environmental Ethics
Part 2.
- Different authorship practices; traditions in different subjects etc.
- Authorship as currency
- Guidelines: Vancouver rules and their content, rationale, and complications
- “Honorary authorship”
- Ways of resolving disputes and keeping track of contributions and credit
![[Episode 2.] Research ethics part 1](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/8400618/uploadpng_300x300.png)
Friday Oct 30, 2020
[Episode 2.] Research ethics part 1
Friday Oct 30, 2020
Friday Oct 30, 2020
This is the second episode of EDUtalks, a podcast from the Division of Learning and Digitalisation at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. This episode is divided into two parts.
In this episode, we will talk about research ethics and explore its meaning, why we should know about it, the legal requirements involved, historical perspectives on research ethics, and some notable examples of breaches.
Moderator: Alexandra D’Urso, Ph.D., Educational Developer at the Division of Learning and Digitalisation and SLU team member in the SIDA QuART project group for research supervision training
Interviewee: Per Sandin, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer at the Department of Crop Production Ecology; Agricultural cropping systems / Bioethics & Environmental Ethics
Part 1
- What is research ethics?
- Why are research ethics important / significant in a legal context?
- Historical perspectives
- Research ethics: notable cases
![Bra för en - Bra för alla. Del 2.](https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/8400618/uploadpng_300x300.png)
Friday Sep 25, 2020
Bra för en - Bra för alla. Del 2.
Friday Sep 25, 2020
Friday Sep 25, 2020
Bra för en – bra för alla: Del 2.
”Bra för en – bra för alla”, om att undervisa tillgängligt online vid universitet.
I den här delen fokuserar vi mer på om hur lärare kan skapa tillgängliga och inkluderande aktiviteter i digitala rum.
Programvärd: Catrin Öhman Björk, lärare och journalist, extern resurs vid SLU
Medverkande:
TD Malin Ekström: jämställdhets- och likavillkorshandläggare vid SLU
AgrD Ylva Eklind: Gruppledare för samordnarna av riktat pedagogiskt stöd vid SLU
Ljudtekniker och musik: Johan von Feilitzen, Utbildningsmedia, Avdelningen för lärande och digitalisering
Projektledare: Minha Park, Enheten för pedagogisk utveckling (EPU)
Avdelningen för lärande och digitalisering
Enhetschef & Initiativtagare: Cecilia Almlöv, Enheten för pedagogisk utvecklingen (EPU), Avdelningen för lärande och digitalisering