Student Podcast Winter 2021
Students Conceptualize, Create, and Promote Podcast Episodes - Part of an Ongoing Series
Projects
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Documentary film "Kingdom of Torgu"
The "Kingdom of Torgu" documentary introduces the past and the current lives of residents of Torgu parish, who established a kingdom as a pun, when their parish was mistakenly left out of the newly written Constitution of Estonia.
Bet-n-learn – gamification platform
Bet-n-learn is a gamification platform containing tools for creating gaming experience out of any multiple-choice tests.
Active learning on the Internet: Creating a wiki for more engaged online teaching
Active learning can make students more engaged and improve learning outcomes, but can be tricky to implement online. To support educators who have had to switch to online learning due to COVID-19, we will create a wiki on using active learning methods in virtual environments.
Let me Speak
Let me Speak is a Cross Media project that aims to bring awareness of how Estonia's Soviet past is truly interlaced to contemporary(unknown, for the young generation) social problems.
Gender in Tallinn University's teaching practices
This project explores what gender equality means in terms of a student's daily learning experience at Tallinn University. The project analyzes this issue from three perspectives: the student, the lecturer and the public space of the university. By mapping opportunities and difficulties in these three perspectives and bringing them together in a constructive dialogue, the project seeks to answer the question of what changes in the student's daily learning perspective should be made at Tallinn University to become a gender-sensitive university where all students and knowledge are seen as equal and valued. The project is carried out in cooperation with the TU Gender Studies Research Group and its implementation and publication of results are supported by Feministeerium.
Designing Web Landing-Page for Entrepreneurship
Design your web page and start entrepreneurship
Linguistic and culinary diversity in Tallinn
The project deals with different aspects of interaction between food studies, linguistics, and cultural studies in urban space. Tallinn, as a modern globalized city with a long historical tradition of interaction between different ethnic groups, provides a lot of possibilities for research and creative presenting various kinds of data in this field. In the course of the project, students will develop their own research and creative projects using methods of different disciplines to reflect on diversity and the role of culinary practices in culture.
Nature in Culture
Representations of nature in culture (literature, art, film, theatre, etc.)
Digital Transformation and Lifelong Learning: Supporting Self-initiated Intercultural Competence Assessment and Development
Creating a harmonious diverse cultural workplace thrives on the intercultural understandings among co-workers in the organization. The readiness for individual to operate in multicultural settings could be innate or learnt. The question is how are digital tools and resources suporting individuals to develop, consolidate and manage their Intercultural Competencies (ICC) as a self-initiated learning pursuit. Tallinn University has two key schools (Humanities and Digital Technologies) with the capacity to look into the subject under discussion and answer questions about ICC and digital technologies. To this end, the project seeks to bring students together as interdisciplinary project teams to tap into the expert knowledge found in the two Schools (Humanities and Digital Technologies), to explore the intercultural competence needs at the workplace or in organizations. Even though the project is to offer an opportunity for interdisciplinary project engagement among students, the overarching intent is to contribute to reinforcing the position of TLU as a major player in the pursuit of social cohesion policy implementation in the Estonian society. The project is motivated by the following documents, i) the National Integration Agenda of the Government of Estonia (Ministry of Culture/Republic of Estonia, n.d.), ii) Estonia Smart vision 2035 (Ministry of Education and Research/Republic of Estonia, 2019) and iii) Tallinn University’s Development Plan (Tallinn University, 2020) which seek to promote and sustain cultural harmony among people. To make the project practical and reflective in building cultural cohesion among multinational teams, project participants will be drawn from Tallinn University and the University of Ghana in West Africa. These multi-national and across country teams will work together to find answers to Intercultural Competence Competence questions and needs at the workplaces or in organizations. It will further attempt to provide models that will use digital tools and resources to support and facilitate a self-initiated Intercultural Competence Assessment and Development.