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Studio Culture and Pedagogic Change

Date
23.10.23
Times
09:30 AM
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04:30 PM
Location
Via Microsoft Teams
Speaker
Dr Mark Wilsher,Joanne Lee,Laura Onions,Maggie Ayliffe,Professor Dean Hughes
Organiser
Council for Higher Education in Art and Design

What is driving the new studio culture? Post pandemic, we need to be receptive to what we believe are our expectation of students. But students increasingly segment their life, engaging in different pots of activity. Do we need to change? Is studio culture something we should still be aspiring to?


This seminar will explore studio culture, post pandemic student behaviours, new technologies and hybrid approaches. Through case studies, we will explore the behaviours and attributes we are trying to achieve with our students and ask what does the successful student look like and what would a corresponding studio space look like?


This seminar will cover:



  • What is the new studio culture?

  • Leading pedagogic change in relation to EDI.

  • Students as participants in co-creation

  • Transforming spaces and designing spaces for successful student attributes

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