Jo Milne, teacher on EINA's Bachelor in Design and artist in residence at the Centre de Ciències de la Vida (MELIS/ UPF), is to take part on Wednesday 29 March in the first day on education and creativity at Crea, the new group of the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (Open University of Catalonia, UOC). The event will consist of a round table open to the public in the afternoon, with the participation of speakers from three arts and design schools: EINA, BAU and the Escola Massana.
This round table on "Creative processes in higher education" will discuss three main themes: materiality and online media translation; documentation of the work and learning process, and qualitative evaluation and feedback. This will be followed by a short debate to explore what meaningful and critical pedagogical practices can be developed in this context. The aim of this activity is to reflect on the challenges and possibilities for higher education in areas related to creativity in a context of digitisation of languages and learning spaces.
Speakers:
- Susanna Tesconi, lecturer at the UOC's Faculty of Computer Science, Multimedia and Telecommunications.
- Montserrat Alsina, Director of the specialisation course in Technological Tools for Document Management and lecturer in the UOC's Faculty of Information and Communication Sciences.
- Laura Porta, Director of the Degree in Digital Interaction and Multimedia Techniques and lecturer at the UOC's Faculty of Computer Science, Multimedia and Telecommunications.
- Lúa Coderch, Head of Studies on the BAU Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts.
- Jo Milne, lecturer on the Bachelor's Degree in Design at EINA, and associate lecturer at the Faculty of Fine Arts at the UB.
- Montse Romaní, lecturer on the Bachelor's Degree in Arts and Design at the Escola Massana.
- Moderator: Laia Blasco, director of the Bachelor's Degree in Arts and professor at the UOC's Faculty of Computer Science, Multimedia and Telecommunications.
You can consult the full programme of the conference here and register via this link.
Cover image: The Model is not Manifold, Jo Milne
Creative processes in higher education