Masterclass in DK
Masterclass in DK
Are you interested in developing your teaching and bringing new tools from entrepreneurship into your classroom? Join us in Copenhagen and Aarhus to experience the Berkeley Method of Entrepreneurship.
09. August 2021 11:00 to 13. August 2021 19:00
Innovation Centre Denmark in Boston Silicon Valley have teamed up with the Danish
Foundation for Entrepreneurship to host expert instructors from the UC Berkeley
Sutardja Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology to ‘train the trainers’ at Danish
universities, professional schools and colleges.
Over the course of two intensive days of lectures, breakout sessions and group work
building on tools from the UC Berkeley entrepreneurship curriculum, you will learn
about:
The Kitchen, Aarhus or KU Søndre Campus, Copenhagen
| TOPIC | NOTES |
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Welcome & Agenda |
Getting to know one another. |
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The Case for Entrepreneurship Education (different methods and approaches, but if you want tangible outcomes…. |
Why it is important for students to learn entrepreneurship & innovation skills. Also, a discussion of the different methods of teaching. |
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Berkeley Method of Entrepreneurship |
Introduction to the methodology and pedagogy used to teach entrepreneurship at SCET Berkeley. |
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Journey-based Learning & Elements of BMoE
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A more detailed look at the pedagogy including the weekly “teaching ritual”. |
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Lunch |
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Course Design: Challenge Lab as a Use Case |
The importance of course design using SCET Berkeley’s core offering as a use case. |
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Game-based Education |
The use of games and other group activities as a key teaching/learning component. |
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Mentoring |
How to effectively engage and utilize mentors and how to prepare students to be better mentees. |
Note: There will be a homework assignment at the end of Day 1 that will require no more than one hour of work.
The Kitchen, Aarhus or KU Søndre Campus, Copenhagen
| TOPIC | NOTES |
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Homework/Reflection Review |
Sharing our learnings. |
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Creating a creative classroom environment |
How to develop a safe space for creating and failing. |
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Designing and executing games, activities, and associated reflections |
How and when to use games and how to synthesize learnings from student reflections. |
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How to run a “masterclass” |
How to effectively use “peer-to-peer” learning and constructive feedback and practice facilitating discussion. |
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Lunch |
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Best practices and teaching “hacks” |
Tools for ideation, team formation best practices, common pitfalls, and more. |
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Getting feedback and giving evaluations |
Creating feedback loops, understanding if/how students are learning and how to evaluate. |
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Open discussion & Questions & Sharing |
Sharing best practices as a group, taking questions and your feedback. |
Note: Inputs from participants during the course of certain topics and interests may lead to adjustments to the content and/or the sequence of topics.
When & where: 9-10 August in Aarhus | Day 1. 09.00-16.00, Day 2. 09.00-15.00 | The Kitchen, Universitetsbyen 14, 8000 Aarhus C
12-13 August in Copenhagen | Day 1. 09.00-16.00, Day 2. 09.00-15.00 | KU Søndre Campus, Karen Blixens Plads 8, bygning 13, 2300 København S
Who: The 2-day masterclass is aimed at lecturers and educators across the Danish higher education institutions (universities, PH, and EAs)
Practical: Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
The Masterclasses are sponsored by the Otto Mønsted Foundation in Denmark, the Danish Foundation for Entrepreneurship, and The Ministry of Higher Education and Science.
Title: Innovation Attache, Research and Education
Email: [email protected]
Phone: + 1 (857) 424 8785
