The limits of disruption in the academic order:
DIY culture at University
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https://doi.org/10.22235/pe.v10i2.1428Keywords:
teaching innovation, students’ agency, creativity, digital competence, collaborationAbstract
Considering the current challenges of higher education, this article aims to show the principles and the implementation of the DIY perspective, in the teaching and learning process of a course of the Pedagogy degree at the University of Barcelona. The text describes the European project DIYLab —carried out through participatory action research— and describes its implementation in the mentioned course. Finally, students' contributions are presented, as well as the consideration of the challenges and possibilities of introducing elements of DIY culture into the University.
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