18.3.08

[learning on screen - part deux]


Another interesting session led by Sarah Jeans, University College for the Creative Arts - Farnham

(have been searching for links to all the speakers but oddly they aren't googleable...weird)

  • the blending of industry and academia - why is it important
  • challenging, current industry debates, fit for purpose and inclusive experience
  • as an educational institute what do they offer a practising professional and how do they keep them engaged
  • the student experience - raising expectations, first hand knowledge of trials and tribulations, current debates, integrating practise
  • what some students say: "as he was particularly critical, people were put on the spot, and pushed to a higher level." "Not everyone wants to make the same type of style of film. As a result a lot of the film could potentially be a bit samey and nothing would be produced that was groundbreaking or very different..." (students commenting on Paul Watson's role in the classroom)
  • difficulties for industry people coming into edu: scheduling, language, priorities, methods etc...


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1 Comments:

At 12:38 PM, Anonymous G. said...

Hey Jess! So great to meet you. I'm still speechless that you blog this stuff so quickly. One minute I'm looking at the speaker, the next minute it's on your blog. Great stuff.

 

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