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HEA Seminar, Bristol University Food for Thought: Nottingham Trent University (NTU) Using Students as co-creators of the curriculum Kelly Osborne, Kayleigh Smith, Seraphina Brown & Amy Scoins with thanks to Helen Puntha & Aldilla Dharmasasmita Project coordinator: Petra Moltan- Hill

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HEA Seminar, Bristol UniversityFood for Thought: Nottingham Trent

University (NTU) Using Students as co-creators of the curriculum

Kelly Osborne, Kayleigh Smith, Seraphina Brown & Amy Scoins with thanks to Helen Puntha & Aldilla Dharmasasmita

Project coordinator: Petra Moltan-Hill

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Society

Environment

EconomyFOOD

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Our work

Amy Scoins: School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment, School of Art and [email protected]

Kelly Osborne: School of Science and Technology, School of Education, School of Arts and Humanities [email protected]

Seraphina Brown – NBS, Nottingham Law School, School of Social [email protected]

Kayleigh Smith – School of Animal, Rural and Environmental [email protected]

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How are students co-creators?

• Sustainability in Practice

• The open ended answers students gave in the

certificate will be used to inform the

development of teaching resources

Student links to videos and articles

Student produced videos

Zeemap solutions

http://www.theguardian.com/money/2013/jun/13/raise-interest-rate-student-loans-secret-report

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How useful are the resources left by students?

• Web article links & videos

• Some of the links are fairly obvious

• But some innovative solutions

• Great starting points for discussion or for running

sustainability seminars

• Examples….

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Linking your discipline and food sustainability • The psychology of supermarkets

• Made a clear link between their discipline and food

problems

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snP40-unO0A

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Critical appraisal?

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Zee map • Interactive mapping device

• Projected students ideas during ‘Global week’

• Interactive presentation on the floor of our Newton

building

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Winning videos • Students produced a food sustainability video

• To be used for teaching & to encourage other students

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Thanks for listening Any questions?

• Amy Scoins: School of Architecture, Design and the Built Environment, School of Art and

Design.

[email protected]

• Kelly Osborne: School of Science and Technology, School of Education, School of Arts and

Humanities

[email protected]

• Seraphina Brown – NBS, Nottingham Law School, School of Social Sciences

[email protected]

• Kayleigh Smith – School of Animal, Rural and Environmental Science

[email protected]

• Project coordinator: Petra Moltan-Hill

[email protected]