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The Pedagogy of Contribution: A Co-Creation and Networked Assessment Ecosystem (The Trends Hub)

Três pessoas sentadas no relvado, colaborando em atividades académicas. Uma delas segura um caderno cor-de-rosa e um lápis verde, enquanto outra aponta para um portátil aberto. Há também uma pasta azul visível sobre a relva. O cenário é ao ar livre, com árvores verdes ao fundo, sugerindo um espaço de campus ou parque.

Welcome to the Flash Course “The Pedagogy of Contribution: A Co-Creation and Networked Assessment Ecosystem (The Trends Hub)”!
This online training session invites educators, students, and education professionals to explore an innovative approach to teaching and learning, centred on the meaningful contribution of participants as a driver of pedagogical transformation. Throughout the course, the Trends Hub model, a winner of two pedagogical innovation awards, will be presented. This will be an interactive and reflective space, featuring practical examples and moments of shared experimentation. Registration is free but mandatory.

Content

  • Key concepts of the Pedagogy of Contribution.

  • How to design learning ecosystems grounded in collaboration and participation.

  • Tools and strategies to foster co-creation between teachers and students.

  • Networked and shared assessment models focused on skill development.

  • Practical ways to integrate The Trends Hub into higher education teaching contexts.

Target Audience

Higher education instructors looking to innovate their teaching practices, students eager to actively participate in the learning process, education professionals interested in co-creation strategies, and anyone seeking to make teaching and learning more participatory, inclusive, and aligned with today’s educational challenges.

Motivation

Innovating in education requires more than tools—it calls for a rethinking of how learning, teaching, and assessment are conceived and practiced. This course offers a timely perspective on emerging pedagogies, moving beyond traditional models and encouraging collective knowledge-building. It also showcases a practical example that can be adapted across different subjects and learning environments.

  • CREATION ECOSYSTEM
  • COLABORATION
  • TRENDS HUB
  • NETWORKED ASSESSMENT

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