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Creativity through game-based learning at higher education
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The UNLOCK project – Creativity through game-based learning at higher education – aims to equip HEIs to design, set and facilitate escape room games in their learning experiences, to foster the creativity and other entrepreneurial skills of HEI’s students.
The UNLOCK project will provide the context, process and tools based on a new and innovative learning approach that stimulates entrepreneurial skills in both students and educators, aiming at strengthening employability, creativity and new professional paths. |
NEWS
First partners meeting | Kick off in the University of Aveiro | 6-7 February 2020The University of Aveiro, as the leading institution of the UNLOCK project, organised the kickoff meeting at its Department of Economics, Management, Industrial Engineering and Tourism (DEGEIT).
The seven partner institutions from the consortium were present in the meeting: Fachhochschule Munster (Germany), Bespoke Aps (Denmark), Universidad De Granada (Spain), Kauno Technologijos Universitetas (Lithuania), Stichting Hogeschool Van Amsterdam and University Industry Innovation Network Bv (Netherlands), and Advancis-business Services, Lda. (Portugal). Read more » |
The UNLOCK project team successfully held its second consortium meeting onlineErasmus+ Knowledge Alliance Project UNLOCK: Creativity in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) through a Game Design Approach second consortium meeting has been held in online via Zoom conference on 7th October, bringing together 25 representatives from 8 consortium institutions including University of Aveiro (Portugal), Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands), Muenster University of Applied Sciences (Germany), Kaunas University of Technology (Lithuania), University of Granada (Spain), Bespoke (Denmark), Advancis (Portugal) and University-Industry Innovation Network (Netherlands).
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Online forum on Educational Escape Room (EER) games in Higher Education | 1 October 2020Setting to investigate ER games as an innovative approach to teaching and learning, Erasmus+ UNLOCK project invited academics, business and public representatives, and educators from all educational levels to participate in the half-day online event, to exchange knowledge and practices.
The event delivered the results of the research phase (WP4) of the project, of how escape games are used for pedagogical purposes in the higher education institutions (HEIs) and involved a thematic discussion session, and two presentation tracks to share best practices and research from educational institutions. Read more » |
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