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Learn from each other in the Community of Practice (November 20^th)

In this session, you can discuss challenges in your VIS project with fellow VISsers or reflect on your previously completed VIS project.

The session will be held on November 20 from 15.00 – 17.00 and is for you to: 

• Discuss any of your challenges; 
• Get support from peers & experts; 
• learn from challenges and best practices shared by peers. 

The discussions in this session will be guided by experts in Virtual Exchange.

• Exchange success stories
• Learn from each other’s mistakes
• Spar about challenges and opportunities

They should make this mandatory for all people awarded a VIS project. Super useful to think with each other, bring in a case study of your own, and above all exchange with each other.

– Community of practice participant

What can you expect?

The session focuses on addressing challenges and celebrating successes from the VIS projects. Participants will learn from each other’s experiences, discussing obstacles such as conflicting expectations between collaborating institutions and integrating VIS projects into curricula. There is also an opportunity to highlight positive moments, identify key success factors, and apply these insights to future projects. The discussions will be tailored to the participants’ needs, allowing them to explore questions and tap into the collective expertise of the group.

Ready to participate and take your VIS project to the next level? Join our Community of Practice and discover the benefits for your personal and professional growth.

Practical information

• Date: November 20, 2024
• Session duration: 2 hours
• Registration deadline: November 11, 2024
• Target group: You are already actively planning or implementing a VIS project. Maybe for the first time, or you have run a VIS-COIL project many times before.
• Cost: free of charge.
• Admission: You may also join if you have already participated in a training course.
• Registration: you can register by using the form below

Attitude

Learning from each other requires an open and proactive attitude:

• You attend the session
• You share what learning questions you have when registering
• You actively participate and ask questions
• You are open and share your experience with others so that you can learn from each other.

Preparation

Prior to the session, you are expected to think about experiences, questions or themes you want to share, discuss, or where you can use the brainpower of your peers. Otherwise, no preparation is expected.

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