Creating spaces to share creativity: nurturing a community of expertise in simulation.

Catherine Jones; Clare Kell; Dean Whitcombe; Dwynwen Spargo; Steve Johnson; Stephen Fisher; Hannah Menard; Michael Parsons

Creating spaces to share creativity: nurturing a community of expertise in simulation.

Catherine Jones, Clare Kell, Dean Whitcombe, Dwynwen Spargo, Steve Johnson, Stephen Fisher, Hannah Menard, Michael Parsons

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Abstract

One of the biggest challenges to creativity is having the space and opportunity to meet, share ideas and look at things from different perspectives. This panel captures the reflections of a community of expertise in simulation at USW. The community brought together staff from across disciplines to share their approaches to providing authentic learning experiences for learners in HE (Hopwood et al, 2016). Subject areas represented included education, policing, marketing, creative industries, nursing and law.
The panel provides the opportunity to discuss varied approaches to simulation in different academic contexts and the experience of belonging to a community of expertise.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 11 Dec 2019
Event	SRHE Annual Research Conference 2019: Creativity, criticality and conformity in Higher Education. - Celtic Manor, Newport, United Kingdom Duration: 11 Dec 2019 → 13 Dec 2019 http://srhe.co.uk/conference2019/downloads/SRHE_ARC_Abstracts_2019.pdf

Conference

Conference	SRHE Annual Research Conference 2019
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Newport
Period	11/12/19 → 13/12/19
Internet address	http://srhe.co.uk/conference2019/downloads/SRHE_ARC_Abstracts_2019.pdf

Keywords

SIMULATION
Community of Expertise

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