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24 september 2024

Tales of a t-shirt - Questionaire

The Garment Connections questionaire (English/Tamil) is part of the book Tales of a t-shirt. This book is the outcome of an experimental research and teaching project, aimed at rethinking how the garments we wear create relationships between producers, designers and wearers. The project has researched these relationships centered on the production of a dedicated t-shirt, designed, produced and put to use by the project partners, who are located in the Netherlands and India. This book provides an overview of the project trajectory, focusing on how the project has facilitated students from the vocational training colleges in Rotterdam (Netherlands) and Erode (India) to engage in co-creation, and encourage conversations on design, materials, labour, social inequality (caste), gender and value. The book is a resource for students and educators working in fashion-related fields at high-school, vocational training and early bachelor degree levels. Integral to the book are a number of short video clips, dedicated to the crucial phases of the process. This book will be a resource for college students and educators who are concerned with the production and use of textiles, particularly in relation to fair trade, circularity and sustainability in the garment industry. It aims to elucidate the textile value network that supports the production of cotton garments, illustrating the processes (designing, farming, ginning, spinning, weaving, dyeing, printing, cut-make-trim, and shipping as well as wearing, customizing, and discarding). It does this by following the production of a long-sleeved, unisex t-shirt co-designed by students in the Netherlands and India. Through videos and photos, as well as texts, the book aims to make this process accessible and engaging to fashion and design students. With the book we aim to raise the awareness of future students in relation to the production of garments by enabling them to follow their peers and colleagues as they participate in the production processes. Moreover, by enabling the students to engage with the stories connected to the diverse people who are involved in the production process and to learn about the challenges they face, we aim to empower the students to become more socially and environmentally conscious fashion designers.

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Rachel Lee, Erik de Maaker

24 september 2024

Tales of a t-shirt - Book

This book is the outcome of an experimental research and teaching project, aimed at rethinking how the garments we wear create relationships between producers, designers and wearers. The project has researched these relationships centered on the production of a dedicated t-shirt, designed, produced and put to use by the project partners, who are located in the Netherlands and India. This book provides an overview of the project trajectory, focusing on how the project has facilitated students from the vocational training colleges in Rotterdam (Netherlands) and Erode (India) to engage in co-creation, and encourage conversations on design, materials, labour, social inequality (caste), gender and value. The book is a resource for students and educators working in fashion-related fields at high-school, vocational training and early bachelor degree levels. Integral to the book are a number of short video clips, dedicated to the crucial phases of the process. This book will be a resource for college students and educators who are concerned with the production and use of textiles, particularly in relation to fair trade, circularity and sustainability in the garment industry. It aims to elucidate the textile value network that supports the production of cotton garments, illustrating the processes (designing, farming, ginning, spinning, weaving, dyeing, printing, cut-make-trim, and shipping as well as wearing, customizing, and discarding). It does this by following the production of a long-sleeved, unisex t-shirt co-designed by students in the Netherlands and India. Through videos and photos, as well as texts, the book aims to make this process accessible and engaging to fashion and design students. With the book we aim to raise the awareness of future students in relation to the production of garments by enabling them to follow their peers and colleagues as they participate in the production processes. Moreover, by enabling the students to engage with the stories connected to the diverse people who are involved in the production process and to learn about the challenges they face, we aim to empower the students to become more socially and environmentally conscious fashion designers.

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Rachel Lee, Erik de Maaker

29 augustus 2024

Tales of a t-shirt - Videos

The video's are part of the book Tales of a t-shirt. This book is the outcome of an experimental research and teaching project, aimed at rethinking how the garments we wear create relationships between producers, designers and wearers. The project has researched these relationships centered on the production of a dedicated t-shirt, designed, produced and put to use by the project partners, who are located in the Netherlands and India. This book provides an overview of the project trajectory, focusing on how the project has facilitated students from the vocational training colleges in Rotterdam (Netherlands) and Erode (India) to engage in co-creation, and encourage conversations on design, materials, labour, social inequality (caste), gender and value. The book is a resource for students and educators working in fashion-related fields at high-school, vocational training and early bachelor degree levels. Integral to the book are a number of short video clips, dedicated to the crucial phases of the process. This book will be a resource for college students and educators who are concerned with the production and use of textiles, particularly in relation to fair trade, circularity and sustainability in the garment industry. It aims to elucidate the textile value network that supports the production of cotton garments, illustrating the processes (designing, farming, ginning, spinning, weaving, dyeing, printing, cut-make-trim, and shipping as well as wearing, customizing, and discarding). It does this by following the production of a long-sleeved, unisex t-shirt co-designed by students in the Netherlands and India. Through videos and photos, as well as texts, the book aims to make this process accessible and engaging to fashion and design students. With the book we aim to raise the awareness of future students in relation to the production of garments by enabling them to follow their peers and colleagues as they participate in the production processes. Moreover, by enabling the students to engage with the stories connected to the diverse people who are involved in the production process and to learn about the challenges they face, we aim to empower the students to become more socially and environmentally conscious fashion designers. 1.1 VIDEO Project presentation at Zadkine.mp4: Leonie Sterenborg introduces the project to Zadkine College students in Rotterdam (production: LGGB team). 1.2 VIDEO Zadkine students visit Museum Rotterdam.mp4: Students of Zadkine College participate in a workshop at the Museum Rotterdam’s depot (production: LGGB team). 1.3 VIDEO Pitch of Alissety and Larisa.mp4: Alissety and Larisa’s winning pitch for the project T-shirt (production: Alissety Hirschfeld and Larisa Ramirez). 1.13 VIDEO Time lapse collaborative design.mov: Time-lapse impression of the collaborative design process (video: Gautam Muralidharan). 1.17 VIDEO Co-creation of the T-shirt.mp4: Jaswantee and Rasigapriya show the project T-shirt to Costume Design and Fashion students at ECAS (production: LGGB team). 2.3 VIDEO Gangayya_farmer.mp4: Meet Mr. Neeli Gangayya, cotton farmer from Pachipenta Mandal, Andhra Pradesh, who has been working with Raddis Cotton (production: Raddis Cotton). 2.4 VIDEO Ramalakshmi_farmer.mp4: Mrs. Ramalaksi, a 25 year old farmer, shares her experiences of regenerative organic cotton farming (production: Raddis Cotton). 2.5 VIDEO Seethamma_farmer.mp4: Mrs. Machala Seethamma of Pachipenta Mandal, Andhra Pradesh, shares her experiences of growing regenerative organic cotton (production: Raddis Cotton). 2.6 VIDEO Shyamala_farmer.mp4: Mrs Shyamala explains how growing regenerative organic cotton is sustainable, and provides her with good returns (production: Raddis Cotton). 2.7 VIDEO Ginner.mp4: Listen to Kannan, the manager of the Prathu ginning mill, who specializes in separating cotton seeds from fibers in the ginning process (production: Raddis Cotton). 2.13 VIDEO Spinning machines.mov: In Tamil Nadu’s factories, spinning is a highly automated process (video: Rachel Lee) 2.14 VIDEO Spinner.mp4: Varun Subramaniam, director of a spinning and knitting mill in Tamil Nadu talks about the need to make the garment industry more sustainable (video: Raddis Cotton). 2.15 VIDEO Knitting machine.MOV: Knitting machines automatically knit cotton thread into cloth (video: Erik de Maaker). 2.18 VIDEO Washing fabric.MOV: Cloth is washed in preparation for dyeing in industrial washing machines (video: Erik de Maaker). 2.25 VIDEO Sewing crew.mp4: Garment workers reflect on stitching the project T-shirt (production: Raddis Cotton). 2.28 VIDEO Workshop conducted at READ.mp4: The LGGB project team conducted several workshops with employees of the NGO READ, discussing the dilemmas faced by the garment industry and its workers (production: LGGB-team). 2.29 VIDEO Interview READ staff_1.mp4: READ employees interview each other about caste-related inequality in the garment industry (production: LGGB-team). 2.30 VIDEO Interview READ staff_2.mp4: READ employees interview each other about the working conditions in the garment industry, and possible solutions they envisage (production: LGGB-team). 3.2 VIDEO Introducing ECAS.mp4: A visual introduction to the Erode College of Arts and Sciences programme Costume, Design and Fashion (production: LGGB project team)." 3.4 VIDEO Handing out and dilemmas.mp4: Handing out of the project T-shirts to the students at ECAS (production: LGGB project team). 3.5 VIDEO Zadkine T-shirt customizing.mov: At Zadkine College in Rotterdam, students are making the project T-shirt their own (production: LGGB project team). 3.7 VIDEO ECAS customizing T-shirt.mp4: ECAS students went all-out in customizing their project T-shirts (production: LGGB project team). 3.8 VIDEO ECAS fashion show.mp4: At ECAS the students concluded the workshop with a fashion show (production: LGGB project team). 4.3 VIDEO Zadkine students formulate questions.mov: Zadkine College students formulate questions for the students in Erode (production: LGGB team). 4.6 VIDEO Zadkine students garment dilemmas.mov: Zadkine College students discuss the dilemmas created by today's garment industry (production: LGGB team). 4.9 VIDEO ECAS students respond.mp4: Students at ECAS engage with the questions formulated by the Zadkine College students (production: LGGB team). 4.10 VIDEO Zadkine students respond.mov: Discussing questions at Zadkine College that were posed by ECAS students (production: LGGB team).

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Rachel Lee, Erik de Maaker

23 april 2024

Navigating the Landscape of Blended Higher Education

In recent years, blended teaching formats have become increasingly important in higher education. Designing effective blended education is challenging and requires a profound knowledge of digital tools and technologies, as well as the didactical proficiency to deploy them effectively and efficiently within the learning environment. However, little is known about didactical design principles to support teachers in creating an effective blended design. This chapter reports on the combined results of two independently conducted extensive literature reviews that investigated (a) didactical strategies, methods, and techniques concerning online education in the existing empirical research on higher education, and (b) the effects of different blended teaching formats, compared to face-to-face education, on learning outcomes and/or psychosocial outcomes in higher education students. It was found that blended education can enhance student achievement and psychosocial well-being, yet that the instructional approach plays a crucial role. Combining the insights of both studies has subsequently led to a series of evidence-informed recommendations to design effective blended education with a view to the broad development of students. Readers will be provided with practical guidance on how to implement these design principles in educational practice.

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12 september 2023

Sharpening Your Senses

What do doctors, biologists, business experts, museum and art specialists have in common? They are expert observers. Their work involves attuning and developing their skills of observation, sharpening their senses. This interdisciplinary elective attends to training this core skill, a skill that is central to these fields and yet which often gets taken for granted and not given specific attention. Training the senses means understanding sensory knowledge and its historical and cultural context more broadly. How have the senses been perceived historically in society? How do they impact on current socio-cultural codes and professional practices? What does it do to bring domains such as medicine, art, museum studies, globalization studies, marketing and law together, and examine the intersections and cross-overs at the borders? How can students improve their sensory abilities of noticing and apply it in their future practice? This cross-Faculty elective, a collaboration with Marres House for Contemporary Culture, is designed to precisely address these questions, by bringing medical students and arts students together. In this course students will be trained to become more aware of embodied knowledge’ and practice and train their sensory skills. They will also be introduced to the theories behind ‘senses-based learning’, the socio-historical context that drives our current use of the senses in various professional fields. For that, students are encouraged to step out into conscious observation and use different kinds of senses from different perspectives. Students will learn from each other, as well as the tutors and invited experts they listen to and observe. This elective aims to help students engage critically with how to train their senses to experience/ perceive more fully and collect information relevant to their fields, with how to describe and communicate this information clearly and precisely, and understand how to analyse it using various disciplinary protocols.

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Emilie Sitzia, Elene Kadagidze

29 juli 2025

Book – Key Texts on Interdisciplinary Higher Education

Edited by Iris van der Tuin, Dean for Interdisciplinary Education at Utrecht University. In addition to being an important resource for those who teach or design interdisciplinary courses and curricula, the book also serves as a baseline measurement of educational research into interdisciplinarity. Where do we stand in that research? Topics in practice-driven educational research on interdisciplinarity include: student learning, teacher learning, collaboration and communication, the role of disciplinary and personal diversity, and support for learning through analog and digital tools. The book contains an introduction that focuses on the UU definition of interdisciplinarity: disciplined interdisciplinarity, with attention to disciplines and specializations, careful design of the integration process, and reflection on knowledge, science, and the university.

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Iris van der Tuin

23 augustus 2023

Practical: Model Fitting and Optimization

To acquire demonstrable knowledge of what logistic regression is To acquire demonstrable knowledge of ML inference in non-conjugate models via gradient descent To acquire demonstrable knowledge on the design and implementation of gradient-based optimization algorithms

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HCAIM Consortium

1 september 2023

Course description Minor Science, Technology & Innovation: Biomimicry

The Biomimicry minor at the University of Amsterdam, coded 5142DPB30Y, semester-long, 30 ECTS course offered in English from September to January. Targeted at third-year science bachelor students, the program explores biomimicry—a scientific method that draws inspiration from nature to solve modern technological challenges. The curriculum consists of a blend of lectures, workshops, and hands-on project work in the UvA Makerspace, where students apply their learning to develop real-life prototypes. The program culminates in the creation of a bio-inspired robot, resulting in the integration of acquired theoretical knowledge and practical skills.

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Morten Stromme

27 september 2017

College Verpleegkundig proces en klinisch redeneren

PowerPoint Verpleegkundig proces en klinisch redeneren Thema: verpleegkunde canMEDS-rol: zorgverlener Kernbegrip: Klinisch redeneren Body of Knowledge and Skills-term: Verpleegkundige methodiek, Klinisch redeneren Leerdoelen: -

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Drs. Helen de Graaf

27 september 2017

Cursushandleiding Onderzoeksvaardigheden voor mbo-hbo doorstroom

Cursushandleiding voor 10 weken: Door middel van het maken van een Critical Appraisal of a Topic (CAT) op zoek gaan naar het best beschikbare wetenschappelijk bewijs ten aanzien van een klinisch dilemma en klinische vraag uit eigen beroepspraktijk. Thema: verpleegkunde CanMEDS-rol: Reflective EBP professional Kernbegrip: Onderzoekend vermogen Body of Knowledge and Skills-term: Zoeken vinden beoordelen en toepassen van wetenschappelijk onderzoek, Critical Appraisal of a Topic Leerdoelen: Na afloop van de cursus kan je met behulp van een Critical Appraisal of a Topic(Cat) best beschikbare wetenschappelijk bewijs ten aanzien van een klinisch dilemma en klinische vraag uit eigen beroepspraktijk vinden

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Drs. J.L. Sturm