29/05/2025

SPACE & ECEM webinar: Co-Creating Curriculum in Service-Learning

 Co-Creating Curriculum in Service-Learning: A Collaborative Approach to Community-Engaged Education

The SPACE and ECEM projects came together on April 30, 2025 in a webinar for the community engaged teaching and learning practitioners gatherd by the ECEM project. This workshop explored the intersection of service-learning and curriculum co-creation, emphasising collaborative learning between educators, students, and community partners. Participants engaged in short reflective exercises and interactive discussions to examine how co-creation promotes student agency, civic engagement, and reciprocal learning. Through concrete examples and experiences, strategies for designing service-learning experiences that are authentic, co-creative, and transformative were identified, and attendees gained practical insights and tools to integrate co-creative service-learning practices into their own curricula.

The webinar was delivered by Linde Moriau from VUB, a member of the SPACE project consortium and it was based on the SPACE co-learning programme.

For further information about the SPACE  project, please contact us at iro@iro.hr.

For further information about the ECEM project, please visit https://www.ecem-project.org/

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