CDIO Fall workshop 2021

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The CDIO International Fall Meeting 2021 will be held on-line, in successive sessions in three time zones during two days, November 17-18. This is a working meeting, and participants will be expected to prepare before actively contributing to the work sessions. Preparatory material will be provided after registration.

The meetings will take place in the afternoons, 13h00-16h00 local time. The time table below explains the time windows for each session. Each time window in each zone lasts for three hours and covers three topics. Please do not register for multiple time-zones as the number of participants in each time-zone will be limited.

Three topics will be addressed and the outline for the meeting is as follows Introduction: Presentation of work format and expected deliverables A short introduction for the meeting, including instructions. (10 Minutes) The first topic covers two different and related subtopics on the two days. Topic 1: CDIO Peer-to-Peer Review (50 minutes) Main responsible: Sarah Junaid and Juha Kontio Day 1 task: Suggestions for how to establish a cyclic peer-to-peer review for CDIO members that is fit for purpose. Day 2 task: Suggestions for how to set up a research framework that can be used to build a history of evidence and impact of CDIO in practice. The next two topics are addressed over the two days The first day will focus on generating and harvesting ideas for development, where the European/African session builds upon the outcomes of the Asian/Australian session, and the American session builds upon the outcomes of the European/African session. The second day will be an analytical phase preparing Topic 2: The Future of CDIO (50 minutes) Main responsible: Aldert Kamp Day 1 task: Each regional session produces independently a plausible narrative of the CDIO Initiative, from the regional perspective, with a time horizon of 2040, while reflecting on what has gone wrong or right. Day 2 task: Each region discusses the overlaps and differences between the three narratives, and comes up with a proposal for sustainable growth of the global CDIO Initiative, again addressing future growth, community organisation and durable engagement. For session 2 all are recommended to read the following paper: Kamp, A, CDIO, CAN WE CONTINUE THE WAY WE ARE? Proceedings of the 17th International CDIO Conference, hosted online by Chulalongkorn University &amp; Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi, Bangkok, Thailand, June 21-23, 2021, pp 26-43. Topic 3: CDIO Syllabus 3.0 (50 minutes) Main Responsible: Johan Malmquist Purpose and aim would be to: Day 1 task: Review the feedback received by the CDIO leaders on the draft proposal (based on material provided before the session, after registration). Day 2 task: Establish how to implement the feedback Summary (10 minutes) The outcome of the two days will be reported to the CDIO Council and Community for presentation in upcoming regional and international CDIO meetings. In addition to the contributions to the three topics, we hope to develop and establish an on-line format that can supplement the physical meetings. If you have any questions you may address them to Reidar Lyng (reidar.lyng@ntnu.no) – Europe and Africa Nicoleta Maynard (nicoleta.maynard@monash.edu ) – Asia and Australia Messias Borges Silva (messias.silva@unesp.br) and Claudia Loreto Martinez Araneda (cmartinez@ucsc.cl) - Latin and South AmericaDaniel Spooner (daniel.spooner@polymtl.ca ) – North America

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