Visual collaboration for student projects

Visual collaboration belongs in the classroom regardless of whether classes are in-person, remote, or hybrid. The challenge that many have faced is successfully facilitating this collaboration in a way that enhances the learning experience and increases student engagement. Many educators have brought creativity and innovation to their exercises, class structure, and assignments, so students are not only enjoying their classes but learning collaboration and wider employability skills along the way to serve them in their future careers. Ready to be inspired?

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Join us for a discussion with Tony Morgan, Associate Professor in Innovation Management Practice, and Lena Jaspersen, Academic Fellow in Innovation Management, at Leeds University Business School. They will cover: 

— How they use Mural to facilitate visual collaboration for design thinking and other activities in their online and classroom-based teaching 

— Insights from their new book “Design Thinking for Student Projects” based on their personal teaching experiences