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Reshaping work-integrated learning in a post-COVID-19 world of work
by
Matthew Campbell
, Bonnie Amelia Dean
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Authentic Learning
/ Coronavirus (COVID-19)
/ Coronaviruses
/ COVID-19
/ Creativity
/ Deans
/ Distance Education
/ Distance learning
/ Education Work Relationship
/ Educational Change
/ Educational Quality
/ Electronic Learning
/ Entrepreneurship
/ Experiential learning
/ Higher Education
/ Individualized Instruction
/ Influence of Technology
/ Innovation
/ Integrated Activities
/ Job Placement
/ Learner Engagement
/ Learning Activities
/ Learning in an emergency
/ Online education
/ Opportunities
/ Pandemic pedagogy
/ Pandemics
/ Quality Assurance
/ Quality improvement
/ Social Systems
/ Student placement
/ Work based learning
/ Work environment
/ Work Experience Programs
/ Work placement
2020
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Reshaping work-integrated learning in a post-COVID-19 world of work
by
Matthew Campbell
, Bonnie Amelia Dean
in
Authentic Learning
/ Coronavirus (COVID-19)
/ Coronaviruses
/ COVID-19
/ Creativity
/ Deans
/ Distance Education
/ Distance learning
/ Education Work Relationship
/ Educational Change
/ Educational Quality
/ Electronic Learning
/ Entrepreneurship
/ Experiential learning
/ Higher Education
/ Individualized Instruction
/ Influence of Technology
/ Innovation
/ Integrated Activities
/ Job Placement
/ Learner Engagement
/ Learning Activities
/ Learning in an emergency
/ Online education
/ Opportunities
/ Pandemic pedagogy
/ Pandemics
/ Quality Assurance
/ Quality improvement
/ Social Systems
/ Student placement
/ Work based learning
/ Work environment
/ Work Experience Programs
/ Work placement
2020
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Reshaping work-integrated learning in a post-COVID-19 world of work
by
Matthew Campbell
, Bonnie Amelia Dean
in
Authentic Learning
/ Coronavirus (COVID-19)
/ Coronaviruses
/ COVID-19
/ Creativity
/ Deans
/ Distance Education
/ Distance learning
/ Education Work Relationship
/ Educational Change
/ Educational Quality
/ Electronic Learning
/ Entrepreneurship
/ Experiential learning
/ Higher Education
/ Individualized Instruction
/ Influence of Technology
/ Innovation
/ Integrated Activities
/ Job Placement
/ Learner Engagement
/ Learning Activities
/ Learning in an emergency
/ Online education
/ Opportunities
/ Pandemic pedagogy
/ Pandemics
/ Quality Assurance
/ Quality improvement
/ Social Systems
/ Student placement
/ Work based learning
/ Work environment
/ Work Experience Programs
/ Work placement
2020
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Reshaping work-integrated learning in a post-COVID-19 world of work
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Reshaping work-integrated learning in a post-COVID-19 world of work
2020
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The disruption caused by COVID-19 has accelerated many changes already emerging within work and higher education sectors. With the rapid move to online and distance learning models, the value of alternative forms of work-integrated
learning (WIL), in spaces other than physical workplaces, has been realized. After the state of 'panic-gogy' where experimentation was rife, purposeful design of WIL in non-workplace settings now requires greater attention. Recent
practice has shown that different models and approaches can still harness the authenticity of work tasks and therefore challenge dominant understandings and practices of designing and facilitating WIL. This paper advances the argument
that the nature of work, itself, is morphing and, therefore, realizations of WIL also need to change including current conceptions of quality in WIL. [Author abstract]
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