Fourth peer-learning activity: June 5-7, 2023Venue:FacultyofScienceandTechnology,Universityof Stavanger, NorwayThefourthpeer-learningactivity(PLA4)ofthe SMARTEDUCGproject,heldattheUniversityof Stavanger,waspivotalinadvancingthedevelopmentof fourcrucialsourcebooksrelatedtosustainableandsmart cities education and research. Theeventfacilitatedin-depthdiscussionsoninnovative teachingandresearchmethodologies,particularly focusingone-learningapproachesandtoolsforhigher educationinsustainableandsmartcities,andenhancing synergybetweenhighereducationandresearch.Co-authorsshowcasedtheirchapters,enablingathorough reviewandfeedbackprocess,whichwascrucialfor refiningthesourcebooks.Thecollaborativeeffortsand expertisesharedduringPLA4notonlyenrichedthe contentofthesourcebooksbutalsosignificantly contributedtoachievingtheproject'sobjectives,marking asubstantialmilestoneinrealizingtheexpected outcomes of the SMARTEDUCG project.Download the programme here.
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Third peer-learning activityHostedby:CzechTechnicalUniversityinPrague(CTU),May24-25, 2023The3rdpeer-learningactivity,hostedbytheFacultyofTransportation SciencesoftheCzechTechnicalUniversityinPragueincooperation withtheFacultyofScienceandTechnologyoftheUniversityof Stavanger,focusedoninnovativeteachingmethodsandapproaches, improvingresearchactivitiesrelatedtoEUmissiongoalsonclimate changeandsmartcities,andexploringe-learningapproachesand toolsforhighereducationinsustainableandsmartcities.Theprogram includedpresentationsanddiscussionsoncasestudiesforchallenge-basedlearning,enhancingcapacityforEuropeanuniversitiestowork towardsEUmissions,exploringinnovativee-learningplatformsand digitaltools,andthechallengesandopportunitiesofusingthemin highereducation.Participantsalsoworkedondevelopingchaptersfor sourcebooksdedicatedtoeachthematicareaandhadroundtable discussions on future activities.Download the programme of the PLA 3 here.Second peer-learning activityHosted by: University of Stavanger (UiS),January 24-25, 2023The2ndpeer-learningactivitywashostedbytheFacultyofScience andTechnologyoftheUniversityofStavangerincooperationwiththe FacultyofTransportationSciencesoftheCzechTechnicalUniversityin Prague.Theeventcoveredvariousspecifictopics,includinginnovative teachingandresearchrelatedtosustainableandsmarttrafficflow, challenge-basedlearninginthecourse"SmartCityDesign,"exploring reward-basedsystemsforpro-environmentalbehaviorinthecontext ofclimate-neutralsmartcities,enhancingsynergiesbetweenhigher educationandresearchforclimatechangeandsmartcities,strategies forimplementingchallenge-basedlearning,smartcitiesand communitiesinrelationtoclimatechangeandenvironmentalsocial andgovernance,teachingsmartmobilitythroughchallenge-based learning,andteachingurbanplanningforclimatechangethrough challenge-based learning.Download the programme of the PLA 2 here.
Presentations of the first and second PLA
Below are available some presentations of the contributions of academics from CTU and UiS in the PLA 1 and PLA 2.InGenious – A challenge-based programNelly Narges Karimi, Program Leader, Department of Innovation and External Collaboration, University of Stavanger.Download presentation.Strategies of Implementation Challenge-Based LearningMasoumeh Shahvedi, Associate Professor, Department of Education, University of Stavanger.Downloadpresentation.Conceptualizing climate change education in the framework of higher educationTiciano Costa Jordao, Department of Science & Research, Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.Mission-oriented research for societal challenges at University of StavangerUtky Alpaydin, Advisor, Department of InnovationDownloadpresentation.Green transition at University of StavangerAnders Riel Müller, Associate Professor, Department of Safety, Economics and Planning, University of Stavanger.Downloadpresentation.Mission oriented research & innovation in the European Union grant schemes EU Mission: Climate change adaptationTiciano Costa Jordao, Department of Science & Research, Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.
Multiplier events
InastrategicefforttodisseminateandpromotetheintellectualoutputsoftheSMARTEDUCGproject,twomultipliereventswere successfullyhosted,engagingadiversearrayofexternalstakeholders.Theseeventswereplannedandexecutedtoshowcasethe project'sachievements,particularlyfocusingonthedevelopedintellectualoutputs,andtofosterdialogueandcollaboration among participants.First multiplier event (June 6, 2023).Venue: INNOASIS, associated with Nordic Edge, Stavanger, NorwayThefirstmultipliereventoftheSMARTEDUCGproject,hostedbytheUniversityofStavangeratINNOASIS,Stavanger,Norway, successfullyconvenedparticipantsfromvariousacademicandindustrysectors,includingCTU,UiS,theJanPernerTransport FacultyoftheUniversityofPardubice,theUniversityofSouth-EasternNorway,andVENI,acompanyspecializingindigital infrastructureforconstruction.Thevenue,associatedwithNordicEdge,waschosenduetoitshistoryofcollaborativeeffortswith theUniversityofStavangerinsustainableandsmartcityinitiatives,providingafittingbackdroptohighlightthesynergybetween academiaandindustryinaddressingurbanchallenges.Theevent,whichfollowedapeer-learningactivity,facilitatedrich discussionsontheproject'sintellectualoutputsamongon-siteandremoteparticipants,whilealsoensuringwidedissemination throughstrategicinternalcommunicationwithintheINNOASIS/NordicEdgecommunity.Despiteschedulingchallenges,theevent successfullyshowcasedanddiscussedtheproject'sresearch,methodologies,andfindings,affirmingtheimportanceof collaborative efforts in innovative urban solutions.Second multiplier event (June 22, 2023)Venue: Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech RepublicThesecondmultipliereventoftheSMARTEDUCGproject,hostedattheFacultyofTransportationSciencesinPrague,wasastutely synchronizedwithtwootherimportanteventsthatwererelatedtothesamefield,i.e.climatechangeandsmartcities,thereby maximizingitsoutreachandimpact.Thisstrategicschedulingenabledtheeventtodrawadiverseparticipantpoolfromnotonly theSMARTEDUCGprojectbutalsofromothercollaborativeventuresspearheadedbyFTSCTU.Concurrently,anintensivecourse onSustainableandSmartUrbanPlanningwasconductedpriortothemultiplierevent,involvingPortoBusinessSchool,IPAG BusinessSchool,andtheUniversityofStavanger,alongsideaneventundertheAll4Foodnetwork,whichisexploringnew partnershipsintheCzechRepublicwithCTU'sbackingandfocusesonthemeslikeclimatechangeandsmartcitiesinrelationto thefoodsupplychain.Theconfluenceoftheseeventsfacilitatedenricheddiscussions,insightssharing,andthefosteringof collaborations,whilealsoensuringthewidedisseminationoftheSMARTEDUCGproject'sintellectualoutputstostakeholders across different sectors and regions.
Innovative teaching/research related to sustainable and smart TRAFFIC FLOWVladimir Faltus, Institute of Transport Telematics, Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.Enhancing synergies between higher education and research for climate change and smart cities - a practical experienceTiciano Costa Jordao, Department of Science & Research, Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.Exploring the Potential of Reward-Based Systems for Pro-Environmental Behaviour in the Context Of Climate-Neutral Smart CitiesCristian Tosa, Postdoctoral fellow in urban and regional planning, Department of Safety, Economics and Planning, University of Stavanger.Downloadthe document.Smart Cities and Communities –Climate Change and Environmental Social and GovernanceMiroslav Svitek, Institute of Transport Telematics, Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.
Introduction of New Teaching Methods In the Course Application of Intelligent Transport Systems In Urban EngineeringTomas Tichy, Institute of Transport Telematics, Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) in the course Smart City DesignJana Kuklova, Institute of Applied Mathematics, Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.How project learning leads to students research activitiesVaclav Jirovsky,Institute of Transport Telematics, Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.Teaching smart mobility through challenge-based learning Tetiana Reznychenko, Institute of Applied Mathematics, Faculty of Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.
Fourth peer-learning activity: June 5-7, 2023Venue:FacultyofScienceandTechnology,Universityof Stavanger, NorwayThefourthpeer-learningactivity(PLA4)ofthe SMARTEDUCGproject,heldattheUniversityof Stavanger,waspivotalinadvancingthedevelopmentof fourcrucialsourcebooksrelatedtosustainableandsmart cities education and research. Theeventfacilitatedin-depthdiscussionsoninnovative teachingandresearchmethodologies,particularly focusingone-learningapproachesandtoolsforhigher educationinsustainableandsmartcities,andenhancing synergybetweenhighereducationandresearch.Co-authorsshowcasedtheirchapters,enablingathorough reviewandfeedbackprocess,whichwascrucialfor refiningthesourcebooks.Thecollaborativeeffortsand expertisesharedduringPLA4notonlyenrichedthe contentofthesourcebooksbutalsosignificantly contributedtoachievingtheproject'sobjectives,marking asubstantialmilestoneinrealizingtheexpected outcomes of the SMARTEDUCG project.Download the programme here.
Presentations of the first and second PLA
Belowareavailablesomepresentationsofthecontributionsof academics from CTU and UiS in the PLA 1 and PLA 2.Ingenious – A challenge-based courseNellyNargesKarimi,ProjectCoordinator-Ingenious,Departmentof Innovation and Society, University of Stavanger.Downloadpresentation.Strategies of Implementation Challenge-Based LearningMasoumehShahvedi,AssociateProfessor,DepartmentofEducation, University of Stavanger.Downloadpresentation.Conceptualizingclimatechangeeducationintheframeworkof higher educationTicianoCostaJordao,DepartmentofScience&Research,Facultyof Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.Mission-orientedresearchforsocietalchallengesatUniversityof StavangerUtky Alpaydin, Advisor, Department of InnovationDownloadpresentation.Green transition at University of StavangerAndersRielMüller,AssociateProfessor,DepartmentofSafety, Economics and Planning, University of Stavanger.Downloadpresentation.Missionorientedresearch&innovationintheEuropeanUniongrant schemes EU Mission: Climate change adaptationTicianoCostaJordao,DepartmentofScience&Research,Facultyof Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.Innovativeteaching/researchrelatedtosustainableandsmart TRAFFIC FLOWVladimirFaltus,InstituteofTransportTelematics,Facultyof Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.Enhancingsynergiesbetweenhighereducationandresearchforclimate change and smart cities - a practical experienceTicianoCostaJordao,DepartmentofScience&Research,Facultyof Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.ExploringthePotentialofReward-BasedSystemsforPro-EnvironmentalBehaviourintheContextOfClimate-Neutral Smart CitiesCristianTosa,Postdoctoralfellowinurbanandregionalplanning, DepartmentofSafety,EconomicsandPlanning,Universityof Stavanger.Downloadthe document.IntroductionofNewTeachingMethodsIntheCourseApplicationof Intelligent Transport Systems In Urban EngineeringTomasTichy,InstituteofTransportTelematics,Facultyof Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) in the course Smart City DesignJanaKuklova,InstituteofAppliedMathematics,Facultyof Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.How project learning leads to students research activitiesVaclavJirovsky,InstituteofTransportTelematics,Facultyof Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.Teaching smart mobility through challenge-based learning TetianaReznychenko,InstituteofAppliedMathematics,Facultyof Transportation Sciences, Czech Technical University in PragueDownload presentation.
Multiplier events
Inastrategicefforttodisseminateandpromotetheintellectual outputsoftheSMARTEDUCGproject,twomultipliereventswere successfullyhosted,engagingadiversearrayofexternalstakeholders. Theseeventswereplannedandexecutedtoshowcasetheproject's achievements,particularlyfocusingonthedevelopedintellectual outputs, and to foster dialogue and collaboration among participants.First multiplier event (June 6, 2023).Venue: INNOASIS, associated with Nordic Edge, Stavanger, NorwayThefirstmultipliereventoftheSMARTEDUCGproject,hostedbythe UniversityofStavangeratINNOASIS,Stavanger,Norway,successfully convenedparticipantsfromvariousacademicandindustrysectors, includingCTU,UiS,theJanPernerTransportFacultyoftheUniversity ofPardubice,theUniversityofSouth-EasternNorway,andVENI,a companyspecializingindigitalinfrastructureforconstruction.The venue,associatedwithNordicEdge,waschosenduetoitshistoryof collaborativeeffortswiththeUniversityofStavangerinsustainable andsmartcityinitiatives,providingafittingbackdroptohighlightthe synergybetweenacademiaandindustryinaddressingurban challenges.Theevent,whichfollowedapeer-learningactivity, facilitatedrichdiscussionsontheproject'sintellectualoutputsamong on-siteandremoteparticipants,whilealsoensuringwide disseminationthroughstrategicinternalcommunicationwithinthe INNOASIS/NordicEdgecommunity.Despiteschedulingchallenges,the eventsuccessfullyshowcasedanddiscussedtheproject'sresearch, methodologies,andfindings,affirmingtheimportanceof collaborative efforts in innovative urban solutions.Second multiplier event (June 22, 2023)Venue:FacultyofTransportationSciences,CzechTechnicalUniversity in Prague, Czech RepublicThesecondmultipliereventoftheSMARTEDUCGproject,hostedat theFacultyofTransportationSciencesinPrague,wasastutely synchronizedwithtwootherimportanteventsthatwererelatedto thesamefield,i.e.climatechangeandsmartcities,thereby maximizingitsoutreachandimpact.Thisstrategicschedulingenabled theeventtodrawadiverseparticipantpoolfromnotonlythe SMARTEDUCGprojectbutalsofromothercollaborativeventures spearheadedbyFTSCTU.Concurrently,anintensivecourseon SustainableandSmartUrbanPlanningwasconductedpriortothe multiplierevent,involvingPortoBusinessSchool,IPAGBusiness School,andtheUniversityofStavanger,alongsideaneventunderthe All4Foodnetwork,whichisexploringnewpartnershipsintheCzech RepublicwithCTU'sbackingandfocusesonthemeslikeclimate changeandsmartcitiesinrelationtothefoodsupplychain.The confluenceoftheseeventsfacilitatedenricheddiscussions,insights sharing,andthefosteringofcollaborations,whilealsoensuringthe widedisseminationoftheSMARTEDUCGproject'sintellectualoutputs to stakeholders across different sectors and regions.
Third peer-learning activityHosted by: Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU), May 24-25, 2023The 3rd peer-learning activity, hosted by the Faculty of Transportation Sciences of the Czech Technical University in Prague in cooperation with the Faculty of Science and Technology of the University of Stavanger, focused on innovative teaching methods and approaches, improving research activities related to EU mission goals on climate change and smart cities, and exploring e-learning approaches and tools for higher education in sustainable and smart cities. The program included presentations and discussions on case studies for challenge-based learning, enhancing capacity for European universities to work towards EU missions, exploring innovative e-learning platforms and digital tools, and the challenges and opportunities of using them in higher education. Participants also worked on developing chapters for sourcebooks dedicated to each thematic area and had roundtable discussions on future activities.Download the programme of the PLA 3 here.Access one of the presentationsTeaching urban planning for climate change through challenge-based learningPresented by Ticiano Costa Jordao, FTS CTU. Other presentations will be posted here soon.Second peer-learning activityHosted by: University of Stavanger (UiS), January 24-25, 2023The 2nd peer-learning activity was hosted by the Faculty of Science and Technology of the University of Stavanger in cooperation with the Faculty of Transportation Sciences of the Czech Technical University in Prague. The event covered various specific topics, including innovative teaching and research related to sustainable and smart traffic flow, challenge-based learning in the course "Smart City Design," exploring reward-based systems for pro-environmental behavior in the context of climate-neutral smart cities, enhancing synergies between higher education and research for climate change and smart cities, strategies for implementing challenge-based learning, smart cities and communities in relation to climate change and environmental social and governance, teaching smart mobility through challenge-based learning, and teaching urban planning for climate change through challenge-based learning.Download the programme of the PLA 2 here.Access some of the presentations in the section below.First peer-learning activityHosted by: Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU), June 7-8, 2022During the first peer-learning activity (PLA), the development of the first intellectual output received significant support and feedback. The academic staff from CTU and UiS achieved a clear understanding of the conceptual framework and a systematic approach for addressing urban challenges in sustainable and smart cities. UiS contributed their expertise in challenge-based learning and shared examples of challenge-based courses like the InGenious program. They also presented mission-oriented research activities and discussed the Green Transition at the University of Stavanger. CTU focused on the conceptualization of climate change in higher education, exploring transdisciplinary approaches to climate change education and referencing the Horizon Europe program for research on climate mitigation and adaptation in urban environments. The PLA also discussed the proactive role universities can play in fulfilling EU missions related to climate change in the context of sustainable and smart cities and regions.Download the programme of the PLA 1 here.Access some of the presentations in the section below.