What have we learned?: On students' perceptions of learning and progressing through PBL

Elisabeth Lauridsen Lolle; Antonia Scholkmann

What have we learned? On students' perceptions of learning and progressing through PBL

Elisabeth Lauridsen Lolle, Antonia Scholkmann

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Abstract

In 2017 Aalborg University AAU launched a three-year cross-disciplinary project, the PBL Future project, that
examines the core principles of PBL in the four subprojects, a baseline-study, curriculum- analysis and the
building of scenarios. At the same time, the project explores and develop new digital approaches that opens
up for new hybrid PBL learning models. The aim of Subproject 3 is to explore how students can identify the
emergence of their specific PBL competences, and how this may benefit their development of a professional
identity. Furthermore, it was also explored how reflective tools can trace the progression of individual
competencies and how individual students can communicate these insights to different audiences, including
other group members, supervisors, external (national and international) stakeholders and future employers.
This paper proposes to look deeper into how the students them-selves describe their competences, and how
this relates to the competence goals of their study program. The study is done through an inductive research
design where students for three semesters worked with different reflective tools to identify their
competences both in sessions face to face with the researchers and on-line.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Transforming PBL Through Hybrid Learning Models : Timely Challenges and Answers in a (Post)-Pandemic Perspective and Beyond
Editors	Antonia Scholkmann, Patrik Kjærsdam Telléus, Thomas Ryberg, Woei Hung, Lars Birch Andreasen, Lise Busk Kofoed, Nanna Limskov Stærk Christiansen, Stine Randrup Nielsen
Number of pages	1
Publisher	Aalborg Universitetsforlag
Publication date	2021
Pages	28
ISBN (Electronic)	978-87-7210-745-5
Publication status	Published - 2021
Event	PBL2021 International Conference: Transforming PBL Through Hybrid Learning Models: Timely Challenges and Answers in a (Post)-Pandemic Perspective and Beyond - Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark Duration: 17 Aug 2021 → 19 Aug 2021 https://pbl2021.panpbl.org/

Conference

Conference	PBL2021 International Conference
Location	Aalborg University
Country/Territory	Denmark
City	Aalborg
Period	17/08/2021 → 19/08/2021
Internet address	https://pbl2021.panpbl.org/

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PBL Future
Kolmos, A., Ryberg, T., Stentoft, D., Andreasen, L. B., Kofoed, L. B., Otrel-Cass, K., Clausen, N. R., Bertel, L. B., Velmurugan, G., Sørensen, M. T., Boelt, A. M., Bruun-Pedersen, J. R., Kristensen, N. S., Scholkmann, A., Tretow-Fish, T. A. B., Lolle, E. L. & Christensen, L. L.
01/11/2017 → 01/11/2020
Project: Research

1 Anthology

Transforming PBL Through Hybrid Learning Models: Timely Challenges and Answers in a (Post)-Pandemic Perspective and Beyond
Scholkmann, A. (ed.), Telléus, P. K. (ed.), Ryberg, T. (ed.), Hung, W. (ed.), Andreasen, L. B. (ed.), Kofoed, L. B. (ed.), Christiansen, N. L. S. (ed.) & Nielsen, S. R. (ed.), 2021, Aalborg Universitetsforlag. 543 p. (International Research Symposium on PBL).
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Lolle, E. L., & Scholkmann, A. (2021). What have we learned? On students' perceptions of learning and progressing through PBL. In A. Scholkmann, P. Kjærsdam Telléus, T. Ryberg, W. Hung, L. Birch Andreasen, L. Busk Kofoed, N. Limskov Stærk Christiansen, & S. Randrup Nielsen (Eds.), Transforming PBL Through Hybrid Learning Models: Timely Challenges and Answers in a (Post)-Pandemic Perspective and Beyond (pp. 28). Aalborg Universitetsforlag.

Lolle, Elisabeth Lauridsen ; Scholkmann, Antonia. / What have we learned? On students' perceptions of learning and progressing through PBL. Transforming PBL Through Hybrid Learning Models: Timely Challenges and Answers in a (Post)-Pandemic Perspective and Beyond. editor / Antonia Scholkmann ; Patrik Kjærsdam Telléus ; Thomas Ryberg ; Woei Hung ; Lars Birch Andreasen ; Lise Busk Kofoed ; Nanna Limskov Stærk Christiansen ; Stine Randrup Nielsen. Aalborg Universitetsforlag, 2021. pp. 28

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Lolle, EL & Scholkmann, A 2021, What have we learned? On students' perceptions of learning and progressing through PBL. in A Scholkmann, P Kjærsdam Telléus, T Ryberg, W Hung, L Birch Andreasen, L Busk Kofoed, N Limskov Stærk Christiansen & S Randrup Nielsen (eds), Transforming PBL Through Hybrid Learning Models: Timely Challenges and Answers in a (Post)-Pandemic Perspective and Beyond. Aalborg Universitetsforlag, pp. 28, PBL2021 International Conference, Aalborg, Denmark, 17/08/2021.

What have we learned? On students' perceptions of learning and progressing through PBL. / Lolle, Elisabeth Lauridsen; Scholkmann, Antonia.
Transforming PBL Through Hybrid Learning Models: Timely Challenges and Answers in a (Post)-Pandemic Perspective and Beyond. ed. / Antonia Scholkmann; Patrik Kjærsdam Telléus; Thomas Ryberg; Woei Hung; Lars Birch Andreasen; Lise Busk Kofoed; Nanna Limskov Stærk Christiansen; Stine Randrup Nielsen. Aalborg Universitetsforlag, 2021. p. 28.

Research output: Contribution to book/anthology/report/conference proceeding › Conference abstract in proceeding › Research › peer-review

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What have we learned? On students' perceptions of learning and progressing through PBL

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Transforming PBL Through Hybrid Learning Models: Timely Challenges and Answers in a (Post)-Pandemic Perspective and Beyond

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