Lessons learned during the design implementation of a digital construction site module

Authors

  • Charmaine 'Ilaiu Talei The University of Auckland
  • Mojan Mosavat The University of Auckland
  • Bernd Martin The University of Auckland
  • Janna Androutsou The University of Auckland
  • Heera Kim The University of Auckland
  • Tony Chung The University of Auckland

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14742/apubs.2024.1146

Keywords:

Innovative educational practices, TEL, digital learning, real-world learning, architecture, construction, mixed methods, signature pedagogical practices

Abstract

Our paper discusses a collaborative project between built environment professionals and academic educators. The project is about digitalising construction site visits as an online Canvas module for senior architecture students as part of their third-year core course titled: Project Management. The course is one of two courses that are required upon graduation to become a registered architect in Aotearoa, New Zealand. The module is designed with two key aspects in mind: the learning objectives that adhere to school accreditation requirements and the ‘Signature pedagogical practices’ determined by the educational institution: Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland. In this paper, we discuss our insights gained from designing an interactive, immersive, and hybrid learning experience.

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Published

2024-11-23

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ASCILITE Conference - Concise Papers