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2. Mai 2023

Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg

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Golden rule for a dinner talk

Entertain your audience not yourself!

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Part 1: About (higher) education…

Dr. Ulf-Daniel Ehlers ::: European Foundation for Quality in E-Learning ::: [email protected]

Serendipity or theprepared mind?!

How to link E-Learning and innovation?

From Knowledge to Competence?

„Competences are […] in principle the dispositional skills to act self- organised in an open, complex and uncertain future.“

Knowing-in-Action

Reflection-in-Action

Reflection on Reflection-in-Action

Learning Environments as Laboratories of Reflection

(Schön 1983, 1986)

Implicit Knowlegde

Ad-Hoc Strategies

Development of own Theories of Action

Professionalism

Competence Responsibility

Actions Adequate

Skills Motivation

Knowledge Applied

Information Networked (Wildt 2006)

(translated from Erpenbeck 2005)

Are you using Google?

Perpetual Beta = Reflection-in-Action?!

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Part 2: About the DHBW

Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University

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Cooperative Education: the CombinationOf Academic Learning and Work Experience

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• The German Federal State of Baden-Wuerttemberg is one of the leading economic regions not only in Germany but across the whole Europe. Home to internationally renowned corporations and thousands of successful small and medium-sized enterprises, it is known for its innovative drive and inventive spirit, as well as for a high level of productivity and low unemployment rate.

• 5,1 per cent of the Federal State’s GDP is invested into research and development. This figure makes Baden- Wuerttemberg the leading innovator in comparison to other 97 regions across Europe.


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DHBW: Based on the US State University System

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• DHBW counts as one of the largest higher education institutions in the German Federal State of Baden-Wuerttemberg:

» 9 DHBW locations &» 3 DHBW campuses

» approx. 34,000 students» over 9,000 corporate partners

• DHBW is the first German higher education institution offering career-integrated degree programs


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Number of Enrolled Students at DHBW 1974 – 2013

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approx. 34,000 students

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Allocation of Students:

approx. 34,000 studentsover 9,000 corporate

partners

DHBW Business School: 61 %

DHBW School of Social Work: 7 %

DHBW School of Engineering: 32 %

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DHBW School of Engineering,DHBW Business School &DHBW School of Social Work


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Cooperative Higher Education: Academic Learning + Workplace Training

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THEORETICAL KNOWLEDGE

• Intensive 3-month phases of academic learning take place each semester at one of the 12 DHBW locations and campuses

PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE

• 3-month work placements are arranged each semester by one of the over 9,000 partner companies (‘corporate partners’)

ACADEMICLEARNING

WORKPLACE TRAINING

Integration of Theoretical & Practical Phases in the Curriculum

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Cooperative Higher Education: Theory and Practice Integrated

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THEORETICAL KNOWLEDGE

• At DHBW academic knowledge is conveyed by more than 700 full-time professors and 9,000 associate lecturers.

• This guarantees that the students are provided applied and up-to-date knowledge from the chosen professional field.

PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE

• Work placement at one of the over 9,000 corporate partners – enterprises and social institutions.


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DHBW: Organization of the Study Process

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DEGREE

Bachelor of Arts (B. A.)

Bachelor of Engineering

(B. Eng.)

Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.)

210 ECTS

Training Phase

POSTGRADUATE

STUDIES(MBA)(M.A.)

(M.Eng.)(M.Sc.)

Ph.DFinal Secondary

School Examinations

/ A-Levels

Selection Process by

the Corporate Partners / Admission Process

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY

UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES


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Characteristics of DHBW Study Programs

• Short study period (3 years)

• Extremely low drop-out rate: approx. 90 % of the students successfully complete their studies

• Graduates enjoy high employability upon graduation (approx. 85 - 95 %)

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International CooperationCooperation with more than 200 partners around the world

November 2014

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Part 3: About Digitalization

How do we apprach digitalisation in teaching and

learning?

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Digitalisation: A question of your profile and values

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Cooperative Ed

Diversity

State University

Innovation in T&L

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Digitalisierung als Profilbildung

Kapitelthema І Seite

•Bridging the learning locations•Guidance in practice phases Cooperation

•Blended Learning•eAssessment•Teacher training

Innovation in Teaching

•Edushare: Content sharing•Virtual course cooperation

State University System

•Supporting students with diverse entrance characteristics and study needsDiversity

- E-Portfolios- Loc. Coop

- E-Assessment- Flipped Classroom

- Preparation- Studysupport

- Teaching Coop- Digital Coop

Digitalisation: Fears and Mindshifts•Studying and learning have always been and stay a social process... - It is the question how digitalisation can support this.

•The DHBW is working according to a small-group principle – the question is how digitalisation can enrich working/ learning in small groups.

•The use of digital media is not replacing, but supporting the teacher.

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No studying in isulation No distance modelNo replacement

Networked, collaborative learningStrengthening studying in presence Individual support

E-Learning an der DHBW

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WissFit: Unterszützung wissenschaftlichen Arbeitens

MoQiK: Modulübergreifende Abstimmung von LV

Mentoring Studieneingangsphase

BWL TRAINer – Lehrsimulation wirtschaftlicher Basismechanismen

QuBL: Blended Learning für Dozenten

OPTES: Mathevorkurse, Studieneingangsphase

Onlinestudiengang Unternehmertum

Reflexionsportfolios im Sozialwesen

WirtschaftE-Learning an der DHBW: Beispiele


Betriebliche Personalarbeit (Modul ABWL)

Algorithmen und Datenstrukturen

Recht II / Grundzüge des Arbeits- und Insolvenzrecht

Technik & GesundheitE-Learning an der DHBW: Beispiele


Verteiltes Entwicklen funktionsgerechter Produkte

From Bench to Bedside

Laborversuch zur Wärmeübertragung im Cyber-Lab

Public Health – Virtual Concept

E-Learning Community und Governance

E-L Coord. WGFaculty WGE-L Network ZHLESC

E-Learning Content and Courses

Edushare (Course collaboraion and Contentsharing)

E-Learning Services

- Moodle (Learning, eAssessment)- Campusnet- Contentsharing

Support the DHBW Profile Strengthen Cooperation – State University –

Innovation in T& L – Diversity

DHBW Digitalization

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