The 2021 Kyoto FD Exchange Meeting will be held three times under the unified theme of "How to Teach for Post-Corona."

In this second installment, we will consider "fieldwork".

The spread of the new coronavirus may have had an immediate impact on fieldwork, forcing a review of implementation methods and standards.

Two universities will provide topics about the changes in classes based on fieldwork in the coronavirus pandemic and future concepts, and then the presenter and participants will consider "future fieldwork" in the regular curriculum.

Why don't you go beyond the boundaries of universities and think about the future of fieldwork together with faculty and staff from other universities?

This is not a "workshop" but an "exchange meeting", so please feel free to join us.

■ Date: Saturday, January 22, 2022, 13:00~16:00

■ Target: University / Junior College Faculty and Staff * Limited to those who can use Zoom.

■ Format: Online (Zoom Meeting)

■ Participation fee: Free

■ Capacity: About 30 people

■ Schedule　

13：00~13：05	Opening and Explanation
13：05~13：45	Case Reports 1. "How to proceed with fieldwork in collaboration with the community" Presenter: Yui Ohara (Lecturer, Department of Community Design, Faculty of Sociology, Otani University) ■Specific fieldwork content ・Creating a place to belong in collaboration with welfare facilities (children's cafeteria, salon for the elderly) ■Frequency and number of days of fieldwork 　 ・1-2 times/month ・About 2 days and 1 night using long vacation 　 2. "How to conduct fieldwork in the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Studies" Presenter: Satoshi Nagano (Associate Professor, Faculty of Industrial Sociology, Ritsumeikan University) ■List of specific fieldwork destinations ・Natori City, Miyagi Prefecture (Earthquake Reconstruction Area Management Research) ・Shima City, Mie Prefecture (Gerontology Research, Wellness Tourism Research) ・Eiheiji Town, Fukui Prefecture (Sharing Economy Research) ・Tokamachi City, Niigata Prefecture (Regional revitalization research utilizing contemporary art) ■ Frequency and number of days of fieldwork ・ 1-2 times / month (pre-corona), 3-4 times / year (corona disaster) 　・During class periods: 2 days 1 night on weekends / During long vacations: 3 days and 2 nights
13：45~14:00	Group Work Participants will be divided into groups to gather questions and opinions for the presenter.
14：00~14：40	Questions and exchange of opinions with presenters
14：40~15：30	Group Work Participants are divided into groups to exchange information and opinions.
15：30~16：00	Overall sharing and summary
16：00	Closing and Questionnaire Responses

■Precautions

・ Please participate from a PC or tablet device that can be stably connected to the Internet on the day of the event.
・Since this is a workshop-type exchange meeting, it is recommended to participate with the video microphone turned on.
・Please refrain from recording by participants. Please strictly adhere to it.

■Application

Application deadline: Thursday, January 20, 2022, 17:00
* If the capacity is reached, the application may be closed before the deadline.

Contact information

Consortium of Universities Kyoto in charge
of FD business TEL 075-353-9163 FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto
, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto ※Business hours: Tue~Sat 9:00~17:00

The FD Joint Training Program and Thematic Training is a small-group training program aimed at acquiring skills such as basic knowledge of FD, creation of syllabi, lesson design and practice, active learning, and grading for newly appointed teachers, teachers who want to relearn the basics of FD, faculty members who are interested in FD, and staff working in FD-related departments. In fiscal 2021, a total of six sessions will be held online (Zoom).
The fourth thematic training session of this fiscal year, "Are you evaluating the achievement of the test and goals?", will be held as follows.

Have you ever experienced that students are not good at regular exams, or that the content is terrible when they are assigned report assignments? The teaching ability of teachers is most evident in the evaluation tasks. Preparing excellent assessment tasks not only enhances students' learning outcomes, but also improves the quality of the class as a whole, such as reviewing the goals described in the syllabus and reviewing the teaching methods. In this training, in addition to the learning goals at the subject level of the subject in charge, we will discuss how to create exams and assignments that can evaluate the achievement of the learning goals at the curriculum level.

We look forward to receiving applications from many of you.

●Date: November 9 (Tue) 18:30~20:30

● Target: University and junior college faculty and staff * Not only faculty members, but also staff
　　　　　　　　 who are interested in FD are eligible.

● Format: Online (Zoom Meeting)

●Participation fee: University Consortium Kyoto Member Universities and Junior Colleges Faculty and staff: Free
For those other than the above: 1,000 yen (tax included, advance transfer system)

●Capacity: about 30 people

Click "Click here for details"
to see details of all programs scheduled for this year and how to apply.

Contact information

Consortium of Universities Kyoto in charge
of FD business TEL 075-353-9163 FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto
, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto ※Business hours: Tue~Sat 9:00~17:00

The FD Joint Training Program and Thematic Training is a small-group training program aimed at acquiring skills such as basic knowledge of FD, creation of syllabi, lesson design and practice, active learning, and grading for newly appointed teachers, teachers who want to relearn the basics of FD, faculty members who are interested in FD, and staff working in FD-related departments. In fiscal 2021, a total of six sessions will be held online (Zoom).
The third thematic training session of this fiscal year, "Basic Knowledge on Study Support for Students with Disabilities," will be held as follows.

Currently, the number of students is diversifying, and each university needs to provide study support to various students. In particular, the need for study support for students with disabilities has been strengthened by the enforcement of the Act on the Elimination of Discrimination against Persons with Disabilities in 2016. The revised bill was enacted in 2021, and the provision of reasonable accommodation, which was previously only available to national and public universities, has become a legal obligation for private universities (until now, it has been an obligation to make efforts).
In this training, students will first learn basic knowledge about "disability" and then outline the current situation of support for students with disabilities at universities. In addition, this will be an opportunity to think about the basic knowledge and specific measures for study support for students with developmental disabilities, which has been increasing in recent years.

We look forward to receiving applications from many of you.

●Date October 14 (Thu) 18:30~20:30

● Target: University and junior college faculty and staff * Not only faculty members, but also staff
　　　　　　　　 who are interested in FD are eligible.

● Format: Online (Zoom webinar)

●Participation fee: University Consortium Kyoto Member Universities and Junior Colleges Faculty and staff: Free
For those other than the above: 1,000 yen (tax included, advance transfer system)

●Capacity: about 30 people

Click "Click here for details"
to see details of all programs scheduled for this year and how to apply.

Contact information

Consortium of Universities Kyoto in charge
of FD business TEL 075-353-9163 FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto
, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto ※Business hours: Tue~Sat 9:00~17:00

 

The FD Joint Training Program and Thematic Training is a small-group training program aimed at acquiring skills such as basic knowledge of FD, creation of syllabi, lesson design and practice, active learning, and grading for newly appointed teachers, teachers who want to relearn the basics of FD, faculty members who are interested in FD, and staff working in FD-related departments. In fiscal 2021, a total of six sessions will be held online (Zoom).
The second thematic training "Learner-Centered Class Workshop" will be held as follows.

From the perspective of independent learning, regardless of the field or field, there is a need to shift from conventional one-way knowledge transfer classes to learner-centered classes. "Active learning" is considered to be one of them.
In this training, you will learn about the effects and problems obtained from examples of active learning with an eye on the after-corona era. In addition, through workshops, students will create and mutually evaluate actual lesson design plans incorporating active learning. This year as well, we hope to exchange information on how to ensure independent learning amid the corona disaster.

We look forward to receiving applications from many of you.

●Date: October 9 (Sat) 13:30~15:30

● Target: University and junior college faculty and staff * Not only faculty members, but also staff
　　　　　　　　 who are interested in FD are eligible.

● Format: Online (Zoom Meeting)

●Participation fee: University Consortium Kyoto Member Universities and Junior Colleges Faculty and staff: Free
For those other than the above: 1,000 yen (tax included, advance transfer system)

●Capacity: about 30 people

Click "Click here for details"
to see details of all programs scheduled for this year and how to apply.

Contact information

Consortium of Universities Kyoto in charge
of FD business TEL 075-353-9163 FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto
, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto ※Business hours: Tue~Sat 9:00~17:00