Author ORCID Identifier
0000-0002-8093-1029
Document Type
Other
Disciplines
Education, general, including:, *pedagogy, Social topics, Family studies, Social work., 5.8 MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS, Social sciences, Interdisciplinary, General literature studies, Architectural design, Performing arts studies
Abstract
This Compendium has its origins in the Undergraduate Practice-Based Research Community of Practice (CoP) established as an outcome to a Faculty of Arts & Humanities Teaching and Learning symposium that highlighted the importance of practice-based learning, including research, at undergraduate level.
The examples in this Compendium describe research that is focused on active-learning goals that help in creating a richer learning experience for students, assisting them to become more capable and effective learners across a range of disciplines in the Arts and Humanities.
Thirteen cross-disciplinary case studies are presented in this compendium that seek to both contribute to this debate and demonstrate a better understanding of the faculty’s undergraduate research experience.
DOI
https://doi.org/10.21427/t9gk-3b79
Recommended Citation
OKeeffe, Muireann; Kovar, Tim; Tully, Robert; Harris, Ruth; Norton, Sue; OBrien, Emma; McGrath, Deirdre McGrath; O'Brien, Rachelle; McCarthy, Evin; McGlynn, Liam; Almott, Ceri; Vaughan, Connell; Freimane, Aija; Kennedy, Con; Urda, Jesús; O’Rourke, Pearl; Bell, Clare; Kennedy, Deirdre; McDonald, Sinead; and O Connor, Robbie, "Fostering Undergraduate Research A Practice-Based Approach" (2025). Compendium. 1.
https://arrow.tudublin.ie/practicebasedcom/1
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Publication Details
Presented by the Undergraduate Practice-Based Research Community of Practice led by the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, TU Dublin, 2024.
doi:10.21427/t9gk-3b79