Transdisciplinary Learning Methodology in the fields of Performing Arts and Technology to promote Critical Thinking and Innovativeness on Digitalization in Higher Education

Erasmus+ Higher EducationCooperation partnerships in higher educationID: 2025-1-ES01-KA220-HED-000354146
EC Contribution
€2,500
Consortium Size
4 orgs
Start Year
2025
Summary

to co-create, develop, test, and disseminate a transdisciplinary learning methodology based on the STEAM approach and inspired by S+T+ARTS EU initiative, and to enhance students’ ability to work a...

Objectives

to co-create, develop, test, and disseminate a transdisciplinary learning methodology based on the STEAM approach and inspired by S+T+ARTS EU initiative, and to enhance students’ ability to work across disciplines, solve problems creatively with innovative digital solutions and be critical with the impact on society of digitalization; we focus on the performing arts and technologies to promote STEM disciplines in women, foster healthy and sustainable habits and strengthen creative industries.

Activities

1) co-creation of a transdisciplinary learning methodology and a handbook with skills definitions, development guidelines and assessment criteria to facilitate replication, 2) co-creation of teaching and learning materials for performing arts and technology, 3) running pilots to validate the methodology and materials in two technical universities and two art universities with mixed students groups, 4) disseminate results online, in conferences and at institutional multiplier events.

Impact

- a handbook to replicate the transdisciplinary learning methodology, - a performing arts and technology 4 ECTS course, - demostration of pilot transdisciplinary learning processes in conferences, symposia and multiplier events, - a sustainable support network of institutions interested in bridging arts and technology, - to boost creative industries in theater, film and sport productions with men and women professionals experts in performing arts practices and movement technologies.

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