Examples
The conservation subject “History of Technology” has an extensive and fact-heavy curriculum. Experience shows that many students start preparing for exams too late, and their answers are often superficial and incomplete. It was tested whether Talkwall could be used to encourage students to work regularly with the material and, through dialogue and short texts, create a draft of a more complete answer to exam questions.
In subjects that involve a lot of student-active learning methods, such as working with real cases or problem-solving tasks, it can often be difficult for students to connect practice with the theory in the curriculum literature. In the subject Technology, Learning Practices, and Design, digital tools such as Talkwall are used to help connect students' practical experiences with theoretical approaches.
Hybrid teaching involves students participating in classes in various ways, with some being present in the physical classroom while others join digitally. Digital tools like Talkwall can be used to foster learning communities and dialogue between students and instructors across different platforms.
