Examples of co-creation activities
Advice fom Queen Mary educators
Dr Ross Davenport and Chris Sutton discuss their experiences and share their advice for educators considering a co-creation project.
Co-creation at Queen Mary: examples of practice
Examples of practice
- Co-creating a unique new programme in trauma care
- Working with students to embed climate change analysis in the maths curriculum
- Enabling students to support their peers by building better learning resources
- Shedding light on the experiences of medical and dental students from minority backgrounds
- Creating a new final year thesis template in TNE programmes towards inclusive education
- Diversifying the Curriculum in Engineering UG Programmes
- The Global Health Anti-racism Subcommittee: a student-staff collaboration
- Exploring multiple choice question co-creation and peer assessment
- Disrupting hierarchies: Students as partners in the training of SSLC co-chairs
- A new advisor training resource co-created with our students
- Mapping graduate attributes and the undergraduate curriculum in Psychology: A co-created approach
- Supporting students in the transition from BTEC to university
Co-creation at Queen Mary: student projects
Examples of co-creation projects
Design and planning of learning activities and/or programmes of studies
Teaching and/or support of learning
More information about near peer teaching can be found here:
https://sites.google.com/view/near-peer-ssc/
Assessment
Co-creating assessment and feedback toolkits
Developing effective Learning environment
Co-creating solutions in terms of student support and inclusion
Co-creation projects in curricular contexts:
Medical student co-creation through a Community Based Medical Education (CBME) co-creative elective for year 5 medical students.
