Two student-staff co-creation projects received the SEED award
Two co-creation projects received the Student Enhanced Engagement and Development (SEED) award from the Queen Mary Academy (QMA).
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Congratulations to the following two projects that received the Student Enhanced Engagement and Development (SEED) award from the Queen Mary Academy (QMA):
- Project: Co-create and Co-deliver Learning Workshops for Enhancing Students’ GenAI Competence
- Student co-creator: Zheng Ji
- Co-creation with staff members Yue Chen Michael Chai Chao Liu
- Project: Collaborative LaTeX Thesis Template Enhancement and Peer Training in QMUL-BUPT Transnational Education Programmes
- Student co-creator: Liu Xianghan
- Co-creation with staff members Ling Ma Yixuan Zou
- Find out more about this project in the JTLC project showcase: Creating a new final year thesis template in TNE programmes towards inclusive education
Professor Alastair Roberston (Interim Director of the QMA) joined us online at the SEED award ceremony to present the awards.
The SEED Award recognises our students’ contributions and aims to encourage the development of new opportunities for all our students to engage with educational development across Queen Mary.
