CPD Workshop: Design Thinking and Creativity in Education
Do you want to apply design thinking and creative problem-solving techniques in your teaching? This interactive workshop is for you!
This workshop will introduce you to the topic of design thinking and creative problem-solving. You will experience design thinking and creative problem-solving techniques in small groups and consider how these techniques can be applied in your education.
We will meet on location at EDLAB on 6 December from 09.00 to 13.00.
About the trainers
Scheltus van Luijk is an educationalist Maastricht MUMC+ Academie.
Elien Pragt is an anaesthesiologist-intensivist MUMC+ and assistant professor at FHML Maastricht.
For some years they have been working together to introduce design thinking and creative problem-solving techniques in different educational contexts.
Duration
1x 4-hour session on location
Contact the organiser
EDLAB Educational Services
Costs
EDLAB is happy to offer this course to you free of charge. Please note however that we have paid to develop and offer this session together with the trainers, so if you sign up but cannot attend, we would greatly appreciate it if you could give us at least 4 days’ notice so that we can advertise your spot to others who may be interested. Failing to turn up or cancelling the last minute may result in your department being charged the cost price (please contact us for more details should you need to cancel).
EDLAB reserves the right to postpone this event should a minimum of 6 participants not be reached.
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