Program Day 1: 19 augusti

In Swedish

Good communication, when does it occur? How do we as teachers create conditions for exchange and discussion in our teaching? In this session, we will focus on what high-quality dialogue might entail and what the positive consequences might be for students’ learning.

Medverkande: Jan Stockfors, pedagogisk utvecklare, Linn Areskoug, pedagogisk utvecklare och Åsa Bensch, pedagogisk utvecklare (alla EPU)

In Swedish

Come and get a sneak peek at Inspera, the new digital examination system at SLU. The whole process of writing questions, completing exams, designing assessment, and giving feedback is combined in this online assessment system. The Inspera specialists, joined by a number of teachers who have tried the system at SLU, share their experiences thus far.

Medverkande: Anna Hartman, pedagogisk utvecklare (EPU), Minha Park, pedagogisk utvecklare (EPU), Henrik Viberg, pedagogisk utvecklare (EPU) och Ida Håkansson, systemadministratör (System och Media).

Gäster:
Susanna Sternberg Lewin, professor, Inst. för biomedicin och veterinär folkhälsovetenskap (BVF), Enheten för bakteriologi och livsmedelssäkerhet, SLU.

Carl Ekstrand, univ.lektor, Inst. för biomedicin och veterinär folkhälsovetenskap (BVF), Enheten för farmakologi och toxikologi, SLU.

In order to draw lessons learned from the transition to distance education, we will hold a panel discussion together with teachers from Denmark, Finland and Iceland. We intend to discuss our varying experiences in relation to the goals and strategies for communication with students, approaches in relation to student groups, and lessons to take away from this period.

With Petra Thorpert (excellent lärare), Anna Maria Palsdottir & Emma Butler, Department of landscape architecture, planning and management,  SLU

Panel with guest teachers:

• Richard Hare, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
• Helena Guttormsdóttir, Agricultural University of Iceland, Iceland
• Leena Linden, University of Helsinki, Finland.

In Swedish

SLU Future Food invites you to a mini-workshop on how we can bring more innovation and entrepreneurship into education, looking at methods and tools to be able to address societal challenges. Örebro University's "Student Impact Lab" is the inspiration for this session where you will meet inspiring guests, discuss resources, course content, and pedagogical methods to strengthen the competencies in the area of innovation and entrepreneurship.

With Fredrik Fernqvist, Department of People and Society, SLU & Annsofie Walhström, Future Food, SLU

Guests:

• Mattias Dyrvik, Student Impact Lab, Örebro Universitet
• Philip Gratell & Erik Tosterud, Drivhuset Uppsala
• Niclas Öberg & Niklas Hjelm, Green Innovation Park/Venture Lab, SLU
• Hanna Astner (excellent lärare), Ekonomiska Institutionen, SLU
• Erik Melin, Ekonomiska institutionen, SLU

In Swedish

Stress and a decline in mental health are issues that have been raised not only by students, but also by professional veterinarians. In the new curriculum for the veterinary program, we target these issues through a focus on professional approaches that include the student social environment and the future professional life. During the pandemic, we have had to implement a new module with this theme and want to share and discuss our thoughts, regarding both the content itself and the implementation from planned campus teaching to the digital space.