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'''An international online seminar offered by a European partnership of universities and NGOs''' | '''An international online seminar offered by a European partnership of universities and NGOs in cooperation with local communities''' | ||
*Online Course with '''[[Community_Innovation_Labs|Community Innovation Labs]]''' in Germany, Netherlands, [[Intensive_Study_Programme_Lahemaa|Estonia]], [[Intensive_Study_Programme_Bison_Hillock|Romania]] and Lebanon | |||
*'''[https://ilias.hfwu.de/goto.php?target=file_32098_download&client_id=hfwu PPT Presentation Online Seminar and Community Labs 2021]''' | |||
*Our current course has started on '''March 16, 2021, at 16 30 CET''' | |||
*'''registration is closed''' | |||
'''Get some impressions from our living labs | '''Get some impressions from our living labs''' | ||
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== Who is this course for? == | == Who is this course for? == | ||
[[File:Bison Hillock CLLC 2019 1.jpg|thumb|400px|Visioning social innovation ideas in the middle of the Carpathian Mountains, Armenis, May 2019]] | |||
*Are you a '''business or economics''' student who cares about social and environmental problems? | *Are you a '''business or economics''' student who cares about social and environmental problems? | ||
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== What is this course about? == | == What is this course about? == | ||
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Our programme is addressed to anyone who wishes to work '''in and with local communities''' to initiate innovation for sustainabilty. This can include social entrepreneurship. A social entrepreneur applies business tools for solving social and/or environmental problems. Success in social entrepreneurship is primarily measured by degree of social impact, not only monetary profit. | Our programme is addressed to anyone who wishes to work '''in and with local communities''' to initiate innovation for sustainabilty. This can include social entrepreneurship. A social entrepreneur applies business tools for solving social and/or environmental problems. Success in social entrepreneurship is primarily measured by degree of social impact, not only monetary profit. | ||
The scope of community innovations is however much larger. It also includes organisational change or new cooperation models. In some cases it can mean initiating any type of business in order to sustain local economy, for example in rural contexts. | The scope of community innovations is however much larger. It also includes organisational change or new cooperation models. In some cases it can mean initiating any type of business in order to sustain local economy, for example in rural contexts. | ||
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Social innovation is essential for solving Europe’s economic, social, and environmental challenges. We need growth that is fairer, greener and anchored in local communities. A model that values social cohesion as a genuine source of collective wealth. It is urgent that students and practitioners from different disciplines learn from each other to develop entrepreneurial skills and social awareness for a sustainable, local impact. | |||
'''Community Learning for Local Change''' is a programme offered by a [[Project_Partners_'Community_Learning_for_Local_Change'|4-University Consortium in cooperation with relevant NGOs]]. The goal is to empower future changemakers through an interdisciplinary, problem-based learning environment that enhances the innovative competencies needed for addressing social, cultural and environmental challenges. The programme is funded by the ERASMUS* Programme in the period 2018-2021. | '''Community Learning for Local Change''' is a programme offered by a [[Project_Partners_'Community_Learning_for_Local_Change'|4-University Consortium in cooperation with relevant NGOs]]. The goal is to empower future changemakers through an interdisciplinary, problem-based learning environment that enhances the innovative competencies needed for addressing social, cultural and environmental challenges. The programme is funded by the ERASMUS* Programme in the period 2018-2021. | ||
Our online course includes 12 live online lectures and various tutored session on the internet, as well as interdisciplinary and international group work with students from Romania, Estonia, the Netherlands, and other European countries. The online course is open to anybody interested in the subject. | Our online course includes 12 live online lectures and various tutored session on the internet, as well as interdisciplinary and international group work with students from Romania, Estonia, the Netherlands, and other European countries. The online course is open to anybody interested in the subject. | ||
== Course Content == | == Course Content == | ||
[[File:CLLC - Online Course Structure 2021.jpg|thumb|400px|Overview of online process, learning activities and assignments]] | |||
This is a so-called blended learning course, this means that a part of this course is done online and another part on site. | This is a so-called blended learning course, this means that a part of this course is done online and another part on site. | ||
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* Online lectures will take place from '''16.03. – 15.06.2021''', with two weekly sessions. Lecture are held on '''Tuesdays from 16 30 – 18 00 pm CET'''. | * Online lectures will take place from '''16.03. – 15.06.2021''', with two weekly sessions. Lecture are held on '''Tuesdays from 16 30 – 18 00 pm CET'''. | ||
* One weekly tutored session is scheduled individually. | * One weekly tutored session is scheduled individually. | ||
* Check the [[ | * Check the [[Course_Schedule_Seminar_Social_Entrepreneurship_for_Local_Change_Spring_2021|Course Schedule]] for more details | ||
== Assignments == | == Assignments == | ||
[[File:CLLC Assignments Overview 2021.jpg|thumb|right|400px|The CLLC course includes four integrated assignments]] | |||
*Active participants will complete '''four assignments''' both individually and in groups. | *Active participants will complete '''four assignments''' both individually and in groups. | ||
*The assignments are as follows: | *The assignments are as follows: | ||
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**Ideas pitch (team) | **Ideas pitch (team) | ||
**A Business Model Canvas (team) | **A Business Model Canvas (team) | ||
*More details can be found on the [[ | *More details can be found on the [[Assignments_Social_Innovation_and_Entrepreneurship_Spring_2021|assignments pages.]] | ||
== Conditions for participation and credits == | == Conditions for participation and credits == | ||
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== Registration conditions and deadlines == | == Registration conditions and deadlines == | ||
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'''>>>[https://landscape.limequery.com/158139?newtest=Y&lang=en Seminar Online Registration]''' | |||
Participation in the online seminar is free and open to students at any institution as well as the general public. | Participation in the online seminar is free and open to students at any institution as well as the general public. | ||
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'''Active participation''' includes: | '''Active participation''' includes: | ||
* registration before ''' | * registration before '''15th of March 2021''' | ||
*regular attendance of the online class (or working with the seminar recordings in due time) | *regular attendance of the online class (or working with the seminar recordings in due time) | ||
*participation in the community innovation labs | *participation in the community innovation labs | ||
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*visitation of online seminar sessions either in real time or through video recordings; | *visitation of online seminar sessions either in real time or through video recordings; | ||
*no academic recognition granted | *no academic recognition granted | ||
== Key dates == | == Key dates == | ||
Latest revision as of 07:07, 17 March 2021
An international online seminar offered by a European partnership of universities and NGOs in cooperation with local communities
- Online Course with Community Innovation Labs in Germany, Netherlands, Estonia, Romania and Lebanon
- Our current course has started on March 16, 2021, at 16 30 CET
- registration is closed
Get some impressions from our living labs
{{#evu:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2c8tRzKmtk |alignment=inline |dimensions=300 |description= Watch a short video from our Social Entrepreneurship Intensive Study Programme in Lahemaa, EE, held in May 2018 }} {{#evu:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n86eVy7Awnc |alignment=inline |dimensions=300 |description= Watch a short video from the MESIL Workshop in Jordan in June 2019, held in the Ajloun Forest Reserve }} {{#evu:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbA8E3EArrI |alignment=inline |dimensions=300 |description= Watch a short video from our Community Learning Intensive Study Programme on the Bison Hillock in Armenis, held in May 2019 }}
Who is this course for?
- Are you a business or economics student who cares about social and environmental problems?
- Are you an agronomy student who wants to make agriculture more beneficial for society and the environment?
- Are you a planner, designer or artist who wants to learn how to start a business that helps solve social problems in your everyday environment?
- Or are you already a professional?
- Are you curious about other people and their knowledge and want to learn from other Europeans?
- Do you believe in your capability to create something new?
- In short, would you like to become a social entrepreneur? Then join us this semester, because everyone can become an entrepreneur!
Course presentation
What is this course about?
{{#evu:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77uMmnSFpsw&feature=youtu.be |alignment=right |dimensions=300 |description= Urban Gardening in Nürtingen, community activation with edible landscapes (in German) }} Our programme is addressed to anyone who wishes to work in and with local communities to initiate innovation for sustainabilty. This can include social entrepreneurship. A social entrepreneur applies business tools for solving social and/or environmental problems. Success in social entrepreneurship is primarily measured by degree of social impact, not only monetary profit.
The scope of community innovations is however much larger. It also includes organisational change or new cooperation models. In some cases it can mean initiating any type of business in order to sustain local economy, for example in rural contexts. {{#evu:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WV3kidVSlko |alignment=right |dimensions=300 |description= Jonathan and Ellen explain the course concept based on our first experiences in Bucharest in May 2016 }} Social innovation is essential for solving Europe’s economic, social, and environmental challenges. We need growth that is fairer, greener and anchored in local communities. A model that values social cohesion as a genuine source of collective wealth. It is urgent that students and practitioners from different disciplines learn from each other to develop entrepreneurial skills and social awareness for a sustainable, local impact.
Community Learning for Local Change is a programme offered by a 4-University Consortium in cooperation with relevant NGOs. The goal is to empower future changemakers through an interdisciplinary, problem-based learning environment that enhances the innovative competencies needed for addressing social, cultural and environmental challenges. The programme is funded by the ERASMUS* Programme in the period 2018-2021.
Our online course includes 12 live online lectures and various tutored session on the internet, as well as interdisciplinary and international group work with students from Romania, Estonia, the Netherlands, and other European countries. The online course is open to anybody interested in the subject.
Course Content
This is a so-called blended learning course, this means that a part of this course is done online and another part on site.
The online module consists of twelve 90-minute sessions of lectures, reading materials, collaborative group work and other diverse active and passive learning tools. This is complemented by a number of highly interactive tutored sessions.
The thematic elements of the course are designed to give students core knowledge for community-based innovation:
- Local communities: Identifying challenges and goals
- Designing pathways to the goals
- Designing the change model
Course Schedule
- Online lectures will take place from 16.03. – 15.06.2021, with two weekly sessions. Lecture are held on Tuesdays from 16 30 – 18 00 pm CET.
- One weekly tutored session is scheduled individually.
- Check the Course Schedule for more details
Assignments
- Active participants will complete four assignments both individually and in groups.
- The assignments are as follows:
- Community mapping and theory of change (team)
- A case study report (individual)
- Ideas pitch (team)
- A Business Model Canvas (team)
- More details can be found on the assignments pages.
Conditions for participation and credits
Participation in this course is open to all study programs and free of charge.
Academic recognition for successful completion will be as follows with a maximum of 7 ECTS:
- up to 5 ECTS for the online seminar (active participation)
- additional ECTS might be awarded at your local institution depending on the degree of involvement in the local community work or other curricular contexts.
- Students need to seek individually for academic recognition at their respective universities
- there is usually at least one recognition opportunity at each university of the SELC partnership
Participant numbers
There is no set limit regarding the number of participants in the online course. Any interested student, graduate or young professional is invited to attend. All participants who successfully complete the assignment will be issued a certificate on behalf of the five academic institutions involved. Passive, listen-only participation in the online course is also possible, but no certificate will be issued for this participation mode.
Registration conditions and deadlines
>>>Seminar Online Registration
Participation in the online seminar is free and open to students at any institution as well as the general public.
Participation is possible in active or passive mode.
Active participation includes:
- registration before 15th of March 2021
- regular attendance of the online class (or working with the seminar recordings in due time)
- participation in the community innovation labs
- completion of the seminar coursework and group assignments
- academic recognition of up to 5 ECTS (+ 1 ECTS for personal reflection)
Passive participation includes:
- registration can be done any time, but preferably before the first session. Send an email to info(at)localchange.eu
- visitation of online seminar sessions either in real time or through video recordings;
- no academic recognition granted
Key dates
Online course
- Online lectures will take place from 16.03. – 15.06.2021, with two weekly sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 16 30 – 18 00 pm CET
- Parallel group work in international teams and our community labs
Further information
ERASMUS+ Programme and the German National Agency
