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MBO

October 19, 2021

CE02Bx - Cooperatives Biobased Economy

Explains the basics of cooperatives

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edumedia@wur.nl

October 19, 2021

Land01x - What Does A Facilitator Do

Importance of understanding other stakeholders’ perceptions and how this can smoothen the cooperation between them.

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edumedia@wur.nl

October 19, 2021

Land04x - Animation Finance

Explains how PPPs in development cooperation are build around business models and how they combine funding with private financing

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edumedia@wur.nl

July 7, 2023

Practice in Prevention, with Children

In cooperation with a school, 9 students (physiotherapy, dietetics) formed 4 interprofessional teams and worked with 6 pupils (10-12 years old) on their health concerns. The student teams were guided by lecturers but worked independently most of the time.

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Claudia Zimmel, Anita Kidritsch, Ursula Hemetek, Wilfried-Donatus Fux, Michaela Neubauer, Christian Freisleben-Teutscher

June 17, 2022

Low-traffic neighbourhoods - Teacher version

This case study asks students to examine the arguments made for and against the introduction of low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs). Students are asked to read a journalistic article about the controversies surrounding LTNs in neighborhoods in England during the COVID-19 lockdown. From this, students work together in small groups to identify arguments for and against LTNs, considering the strengths of the arguments presented. After a discussion of these arguments, students should consider how they would decide on this issue, if faced with it as an engineer and/or as a member of the community.

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Andrea Gammon

November 9, 2020

Decisions for seasons

“Decisions for the Seasons” is an intensely interactive game designed to support learning and dialogue about key aspects of long-term investments under uncertainty, with a special focus on financial preparedness needs Learning objectives Planning for extremes, Experiencing climate change impacts, Cooperation to better manage risk. Dealing with uncertainty (investments) The play is for 6-100 people and takes 30-60 minutes.

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Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre

March 22, 2022

Smart Smoke Alarms

This case-based exercise is concerned with the Internet of Things and the technology of “smart houses” as an emerging technology. This case will focus on the feature of 'smart smoke alarms' since it provides a potentially high stakes example of risks and benefits.

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Miranda Nell, Adam Henschke

February 16, 2021

Save the city: Maputo Resilience Game

This game models how Maputo responds to shocks and stresses and strives to increase its resilience from 2020 through 2050. There are four subsystems in the game: agriculture, health care, society and culture, and infrastructure. Each subsystem represents an important part of the city and should try to increase their resilience through developing and maintaining adaptation measures. Each measure has a different effect on the resilience of a subsystem. There are a range of shocks and stresses that can disrupt the city. The game takes time, the government’s budget, probability, and cooperation into account to represent some of the complex factors at play real world.

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Anika Vroom, Steven Lin, Nils Hoebe, Ananya Yuvaraj

March 7, 2026

The Digital Age: What about Human Values? | Radboud Reflects Lecture with Tamar Sharon

How can we make room for the human dimension in a world that is becoming increasingly digitized? Digitization seems to be the solution to everything: problems in education, healthcare, and even the justice system. How can we continue to make room for other essential values such as creativity, empathy, caring for one another, privacy, cooperation, or the right to a fair trial? Listen to philosopher Tamar Sharon, who argues that digitization has become our new framework for thinking. She points out the dangers of this: is human dignity being compromised? The Digital Age: What about Human Values? | Silent-interview with political philosopher Tamar Sharon Denkwerk 2026 | Saturday 7 March 2026 | De Lindenberg, Nijmegen Radboud Reflects and Faculty of Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies

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Tamar Sharon

November 1, 2023

INPRO Student-Run Interprofessional Learning Ward (SR-IPLW)

This social business case describes the motivation to develop a Student-Run Interprofessional Learning Ward (SR-IPLW), where patients, students, lecturers, and professionals learn and work together. Students are in the lead of SR-IPLW together with professionals and lecturers on the basis of patients' needs. Coaching and supporting the lecturers and professionals. Everyone learns and continues learning, which means that the SR-IPLW is constantly evolving. Innovation and Research support this process. The business case makes clear that with a modest financial investment, an extensive (organization-wide) commitment, and solid (organization-exceeding) cooperation, an SR-IPLW can be realized with a fundamental social impact. A new way of education, and a different approach of treatment resulting in a permanent influx of interprofessional educated young talented professionals.

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P. Tammeling, J.J.S. Hurkmans