ABOUT THE PLAYFUL WEBINARS
The webinar series is aimed at spurring academic debate, dialogue, community and play. In the webinar series leading scholars, thinkers and practitioners within the field of playful higher education will share their knowledge and research through engaging intercultural dialogues with each other and the world. But the webinar series also has the mission of shedding light upon experimental or unconventional (i.e. playful) ways of using videoconferencing, chat and other digital tools within an academic format such as the webinar.
THE PUP THEMATIC WEBINAR SERIES VOL. 2 - AUTUMN 2021
''DESIGN(ING) FOR PLAYFUL HIGHER EDUCATION''
The aim of this webinar series is to facilitate what design(ing) for playful higher education is, in both thinking and action – That is, using the potentials of the academic format in ways that allow us to meet and play on the digital bridge between borders, cultures and perspectives in times of pandemic isolation, physical frontiers and social distancing. Here, we might all benefit from a little extra playfulness, cultural dialogue and human contact.
The Playful University Platform Webinar Series 1
Organised and chaired by Rikke Toft Nørgård, Center for Higher Education Futures, Aarhus University
Designed by Kimie Jay Bukholt, ICT-based educational design, Aarhus University
THE PUP THEMATIC WEBINAR SERIES VOL. 1 - AUTUMN 2020
''PLAYFUL INTERCULTURAL DIALOGUES''
The aim of this webinar series is to promote and facilitate intercultural dialogues and reflections around the theme of playful higher education in both thinking and action – That is, using the potentials of the academic format in ways that allow us to meet and play on the digital bridge between borders, cultures and perspectives in times of pandemic isolation, physical frontiers and social distancing. Here, we might all benefit from a little extra playfulness, cultural dialogue and human contact.
The Playful University Platform Webinar Series 1
Organised and chaired by Rikke Toft Nørgård, Center for Higher Education Futures, Aarhus University
Designed by Henrik Høj, ICT-based educational design, Aarhus University
