Join the workshop provided by the CIM consortium during the ERASMUS days 2020!
16th October – 10:00-11:30 CET
On behalf of the CIM consortium we invite you to a workshop on how to make online learning events more attractive, innovative and truly collaborative. We offer this workshop to experience new participatory and collaborative online tools in creative thinking sessions.
CIM is an ERASMUS+ Knowledge Alliance working on how to embed Creativity and Innovation in courses, modules and learning projects in (Higher) Education and in practical informal learning contexts in business. Since the Corona crises our consortium has completely changed to online learning and collaboration and developed and piloted blended learning formats that could at least buffer some of the missing direct encounters in creative learning spaces.
During the session at the ERASMUS days we would like to share our experiences and learn about your ideas, demands and expectations. This workshop is at the same time a warm-up for our large 2-day online conference that we are going to carry out on Dec. 10th and 11th.
If you are interested just join the interactive workshop via the link
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