Webinar: Building a Shared Understanding of Agile Curricula. Part 2

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Assessment and Feedback

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In this webinar, we present summary analysis of the contributions of speakers and participants at the first event in April 2021. Next, we hear from four of the HCI Pillar 3 Project Leads and how they are developing agile curricula through their work. We hear perspectives of employers and how these interact with the process of designing agile curricula in higher education in Ireland. We conclude with a status update on the key themes emerging from both webinars, and how these will inform the upcoming National Forum Insight publication on agile curriculum and agree next steps on developing a national understanding of Agile curriculum.

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