Lecture

How to support students during projects

Description

This lecture covers strategies to help students learn from project processes, develop solution design skills, work on ill-defined problems, and organize collaborative projects. It emphasizes the importance of making the design process visible to students through feedback and teaching strategies for dealing with openness, ambiguity, time, and effort management.

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