Lectures related to Student Teams: Learning Team Skills

Collective Transformation

Delves into a fictional neighborhood's transformation from individual to collective living through collaboration and mutual support.

Foundations of Digital Humanities

Introduces 'Foundations of Digital Humanities', focusing on collaboration, course structure, labs, programs, and assessment criteria.

Investigating Collaboration as a Process with Theory-Driven Learning Analytics

Explores the evaluation framework CLAP, types of evidence collected, dynamics of collaboration, and cognitive load theory.

Students' Achievements in EPFL DH Program

Showcases EPFL Digital Humanities Master students sharing their proudest achievements in various projects.

Collaboration in Education: The LEARN Center's Approach

Outlines the LEARN Center's collaborative approach to enhancing education through research and innovative practices.

Foundations of Digital Humanities: Introduction

Introduces 'Foundations of Digital Humanities', emphasizing collaboration and knowledge building among students and instructors.

Community Engagement: Team Composition

Discusses the importance of team composition in community engagement and empowering communities in decision-making.

EPFL PhD Excellence: Testimonials

Showcases testimonials from EPFL PhD Excellence Program members, emphasizing leadership training, community diversity, and essential transversal skills for industry transition.

Promoting Respect: You Are Not Alone

Focuses on promoting respect within the EPFL community and providing support in difficult situations.

Understanding Urban Life: From Building to Neighborhood

Delves into the dynamics of urban life, focusing on buildings and neighborhoods' impact on community interactions.

SyNNergy Program Fund

Introduces the SyNNergy program fund, supporting collaborative digital projects in Vaud with up to CHF 100,000.

Digital Urban History: Lausanne Time Machine

Explores the Lausanne Time Machine initiative, a collaborative project aiming to unify research on the Lausanne region using common standards and technologies.

FAQ Course Design MOOC: The Thymio robot as a tool for discovering digital science

Covers common questions about course content, target audience, and resources.

Introduction to Game Studies

Covers game studies, creating playable prototypes, and fostering critical interdisciplinary group work.

How to support students during projects MOOC: Teaching Science and Engineering

Explores strategies to support students in project-based learning and enhance their design skills and project management abilities.

Collaborative writing with Overleaf and Authorea

Introduces collaborative writing solutions Overleaf and Authorea, focusing on planning, drafting, and revising documents with unlimited collaborators.

Documenta Fifteen: Recap and Artistic Direction

Explores the genesis of the documenta concept and showcases artworks while discussing themes of collective care, sustainability, and community in art.

Biodiversity Project: Senegal-Mauritania Case Study MOOC: Geographical Information Systems 1

Explores GIS in a biodiversity project in Senegal and Mauritania.

Smart City Development: Challenges and Strategies

Explores the challenges and strategies in developing smart cities, emphasizing collaboration and practical work at the municipal level.

Advanced Machine Learning: Feature Selection

Explores machine learning algorithms, feature selection techniques like FAST and BRIEF descriptors, and the limitations of deep learning.