Title: HP Template
1EFTA Learning Factory Workshops ReportOct-05
through Oct-07
Prepared by Lueny Morell HP University Relations
2Monterrey, MexicoOctober 2005
- Theme ABET and the UPRM Experience, Part I
- 20 Dept Chairs and accreditation leaders
- Leaders Jorge Vélez, Jaime Puente (MSFT), Lueny
Morell - Co-sponsored by HP and MSFT
3Valparaíso, ChileMarch 2006
- Theme Learning Factory responding to
stakeholders needs - Organized by CONDEFI and PUC-Valparaíso (Paulino
Alonso, EFTA VP) - 100 participants
- Leader Lueny Morell, Jaime Puente
- Multi-stakeholder support (CONACYT, Engineers
Association, Industry) participation support
4Monterrey, MexicoApril 2006
- Theme ABET and the UPRM Experience, Part I (2
days) - 15 Dept Chairs and accreditation leaders
- Leaders Jorge Vélez, Anand Sharma, Lueny Morell
5Uppsala, SwedenJune 2006
- Theme Learning Factory Bridging the Gap between
How we teach and the Practice of Engineering - SEFI Conference workshop
- Leaders John Lamancusa, Lueny Morell
- 30 participants
6Panamá City, PanamáAugust 2006
- Theme the Learning Factory (2 days)
- Organized by the Universidad Tecnológica de
Panamá - 50 participants
- Leaders José L Zayas (USF) and Lueny Morell
7Rio de Janeiro, BrazilOctober 2006
- Theme Learning Factory Bridging the Gap between
How we teach and the Practice of Engineering - ASEE GCEE Conference workshop
- Leaders John Lamancusa and Lueny Morell
- 60 participants (inc students)
8Piura, PerúOctober 2006
- Theme Roadmap to Excellence Through Innovation
and a Culture of Quality Engineering - University of Piura host
- Leaders Jorge Vélez, Anand Sharma, Lueny Morell
- LACCEI, MSFT and HP co-sponsor
- 60 participants from Perú (inc 3 chancellors)
9Valparaíso, ChileMarch 2007
- Theme Accreditation and ABET
- PUC-VP and CONDEFI host
- Multiple stakeholders
- Leaders Gloria Rogers, Lueny Morell, Dan Marcek,
others - 80 participants from Chile
10Dominican RepublicMarch 2007
- Theme The Learning Factory
- UNITEC host
- UPRM, HP co-sponsor
- Leaders John Lamancusa, Lueny Morell
- 40 participants
11Dominican RepublicApril 2007
- Theme The Importance of Accreditation to Achieve
Excellence - UNITEC host
- UPRM, HP co-sponsor
- Leaders Jorge Vélez, Lueny Morell
- 25 participants
12Miskolc, HungaryJuly 2007
- Theme Learning Factory Bridging the Gap between
How we teach and the Practice of Engineering - SEFI-IGIP Conference workshop
- Leader Lueny Morell
- 40 participants (inc students)
13Istanbul, TurkeyOctober 2007
- Theme Learning Factory Bridging the Gap between
How we teach and the Practice of Engineering - ASEE GCEE Conference workshop
- Leader Lueny Morell
- 40 participants
14Guayaquil, EcuadorOctober 2007
- Theme ABET and Roadmap to Excellence through Eng
Edu Innovation and Accreditation - ESPOL host
- Leaders Gloria Rogers, Lueny Morell, Jorge
Vélez, Pedro Resto - 90 participants
15A variety of workshops content adjusted to
organizers needs
- One day, two days long
- Focus is always on curriculum innovation, quality
assurance, accreditation as roadmaps to achieve
excellence - If possible, workshops include a panel of
industry representatives providing views on
engineers skills in the workplace - Interactive, informal atmosphere
- Attendees might come from one university or
several - Workshop outcomes assessment
16Outcomes
17Outcomes
- 12 workshops
- 625 attendees
- Evaluations (sample)
- Piura, Perú (Oct 2006)
- 94 said it was a valuable experience
- 87 will try to use/adapt strategies presented
- Guayaquil, Ecuador (Sep 2007)
- 45/51 said their expectations were completely met
- 46/51 said this was a very valuable experience
- 50/51 said they would recommend the workshop to
others - Comments
- I am really confident we can achieve the ABET
accreditation - We need more training on this subject!
18Examples of general outcomes
- Chile
- More dialogue and actions (Nov-07 CONDEFI
meeting) - Dom Rep
- INTEC selected PI in EFTAs IADB grant (to
establish regional accreditation organism) - Mexico
- ITESM submitted several programs to ABET
accreditation Fall 2007 - Ecuador
- ESPOL is developing its ABET accreditation
strategy - Helping CONEA (National Council of Higher
Education) set engineering program accreditation
(Jan 08 workshop) and understand opportunities
for IADB RPG grant
CHILE
ECUADOR
19Whats next?
20Award Winning Engineering Curricula for a
Globalized World Planning Grant Proposal for
Workshops and World Tour
- The US National Academy of Engineering Bernard M.
Gordon Prize - Inaugurated in 2001, the intent of the Gordon
Prize is to recognize new modalities and
experiments in education that develop effective
engineering leaders. The focus is on innovations
such as curricular design, teaching methods, and
technology-enabled learning that strengthen
students' capabilities and desire to grow into
leadership roles. - Goals
- Leverage the experience of the innovators
recognized by the National Academy of
Engineerings Bernard M. Gordon Prize to develop
a plan for global impact and dissemination. - We will gather information on engineering
educational models that have produced documented
results and examine how these models could be
transported to other environments on a global
scale. - Strategy
- An interactive planning team will be assembled
that will have at its core the recipients of the
Gordon Prize. International partners will be
added as the process develops. - Proposal being submitted to NSF EERC and other
possible funding resources.
21Indo-US Collaboration on Engineering Education
(IUCEE) short course proposal
- Curriculum Innovation and Quality Assurance a
Roadmap for Excellence - 1 week course
- Topics
- Planning, implementing and assessing curriculum
innovations - Developing a competency based course the new
syllabus - Student learning outcomes assessment tool box
- Developing and nurturing industry university
partnerships - Developing a quality assurance culture for
effective academic decision making - Summer 2008 (pending approval)
www.iucee.org
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