Abstract
Co-creation is the active involvement of all stakeholders, including students, in educational design processes to improve the quality of education by embodying inclusivity, transparency and empowerment. Virtual co-creation has the potential to expand the utility of co-creation as an inclusive approach by overcoming challenges regarding the practicality and availability of stakeholders, typically experienced in face-to-face co-creation. Drawing from the literature and our experiences of virtual co-creation activities in different educational contexts, this twelve tips paper provides guidelines on how to effectively operationalize co-creation in a virtual setting. Our proposed three-phased approach (preparation, conduction, follow-up) might help those aiming to virtually co-create courses and programs by involving stakeholders beyond institutes and across borders.
Original language | English |
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Number of pages | 6 |
Journal | Medical Teacher |
DOIs | |
Publication status | E-pub ahead of print - 1 Mar 2024 |
Keywords
- Co-creation
- student engagement
- virtual setting
- instructional design
- student support
- collaborative/peer-to-peer
- e-learning/computers
- curriculum planning
- PARTICIPATORY DESIGN
- STUDENT
- TEACHERS