The 2010 Galway Symposium on Higher Education took place on June 10th and 11th The theme of the conference covered
novel approaches to curricular design
constraints and opportunities in developing new curricula and structures
innovative approaches to teaching and the fostering of active learning
the role of creativity in teaching, learning and research
nurturing creativity in students
imaginative approaches to the student learning experience
creativity myths and reality
For those of you who were unable to visit us for our Symposium in June this year (Creative Thinking – re-imagining the university), you might like to know that most of the keynote presentations are available online and we have a summary of the event provided in cartoon style by the wonderfully talented Andrew Park.
You can access the keynotes here: http://www.nuigalway.ie/celt/teaching_and_learning/webcasts.html
And the cartoon summary here: http://www.nuigalway.ie/celt/documents/2010_NUIG_Symposium.pdf
In addition, at the end of the conference we held the first ever TEDxGalway event with a bunch of very brave volunteers who had never presented or performed in this format before and the recordings show some of the fascinating work that is going on in this neck of the woods.
http://www.tedxgalway.ie/speakers/speakers.html
Finally, as part of a related research project which is looking at policy as well as practical aspects around creativity in higher education, we are keen to get a diverse range of inputs and comments and would be delighted if you could pop your thoughts into this site:
http://bit.ly/creatsurvey
Developing creativity through lifewide education
Norman Jackson
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Life Map.doc
PROPOSITION EVALUATION TOOL.xml
making a difference inspiring story
Join Lifewide Creativity Study closing August 16 2010
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