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TRANSFORMINGEDUCATION THROUGHINNOVATION INLEARNING
VISION BY:
PROF. HRRIDAYSH DESHPANDEDR. SHRADHA KANWAR
BE AFTER A DECADE?
WHERE WILL A GRADUATE FROM
ADYP UNIVERSITY
WHERE A GRADUATE FROMADYP UNIVERSITY WILL BE
SHALL DEPEND ON THEEXPERIENCE WE PROVIDE
TOMORROW
TODAY!
Learning TodayLeading Tomorrow
INNOVATIONHAPPENS WHERE MINDS THINK ,AND WHERE IDEAS GETCONVERTED TO ACTION !
We are ADYPU - The Innovation University and we are now set to embark on a fantastic journey of transforming education through innovation in teaching & learning.
If there is any singular force that is going to impact the world of tomorrow, then it is the ability to learn - learn constantly, continuously and learn forever.
?? !!
Therefore, our VISION for the next few years is
focussed on LEARNING...
LEARNING EXPERIENCE@ ADYP UNIVERSITY
LearningOutcomes
LearningAssurances
LearningEthics
LearningDesign
LearningProcess
LearningOpportunity
Need for a premium universityin India that is focussed on Learning
WHY ?
WHAT ?Attributes of a Teaching -Learning University
Framework of EssentialProcesses and Products
How ?
NEED FOR A PREMIUMTEACHING - LEARNINGUNIVERSITY IN INDIA
WHY ?
How will higher education be?
Higher education is changing !
Advancement in technologies, abundance of information and
unprecedented developments have shaped the earlier years.
This is going to surely have an impact on the education system
of tomorrow, and we are geared for it because we are mindful
of our traditions, strengths and future opportunities.
We are in the process of
building a university of
eminence, dedicated to
innovation in learning,
intellectual inquiry and
pursuit of excellence.
We don’t have the answers to how universities
will be after many years, but we know that our
today will define our tomorrow and that is why
we are ready to REDEFINE LEARNING!
2024
2023
2021
2026
2022
INFLUENCESON HIGHEREDUCATION
Globalization
Partnering
Branding
Outsourcing
United NationsSDGs
Demographics
National EducationPolicy 2020
Technology
WHATMOTIVATESTODAY’S
GENERATION ?
1
28
37
4
5
6
Extendingfriendships
Interestdriven,Self - directedlearning
Selectivelearningpreferences
Swarmedwithinformation
Learningon the go
Instantgratification
Seekersof Selfexpression
Alwaysconnected
IMPLICATIONS ON TODAY’S
LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
Interest driven,self - directed learning
Seekers of selfexpression
Always connected
Instant gratification
Learning on the go
Extending friendships
Selective learningpreferences
Swarmed withinformation
• Heutagogy, Paragogy
• Learning beyond boundaries
• Social learning experiences
• New learning pedagogies
• Competence building
• Pedagogy
• Lectures in the classroom
• One point of reference
• Domain based knowledge
ATTRIBUTES OF ATEACHING - LEARNINGUNIVERSITY
WHAT ?
0301
0402
Building ADYP University teaching - learning as a strategic asset
• Creating institutional strategy and planning focus
• Normalisation, standardisation, operational excellence
• Academic excellence and governance
• Source of new ideas and innovation through scholarship
IMMEDIATEFOCUS
Outcome based model
• Extendibility to competence building
• Student transcripts, Placement index, Employability value
• Reinvigorating curriculum - industry certifications, credentials
Transdisciplinary degrees
• Project - based learning
• Design thinking learning component
• New degrees, e.g. digital humanities
• Amalgamation of traditional values with future - relevant fields
Learning value chain
• Accelerated degrees
• Student collaborated publications
• High potential - performance - placements
• Innovation, disruptive learning practices, product development
FUTURE INCLUSIONSCapacity building, diversity and inclusivity• Extending opportunities for all through enrichment of program portfolios and onboarding process.
• Information provision, advisement for capacity building
• Establish in - house Academic Bank of Credit (ABC) to digitally store and transfer academic credits and ease the re - entry of students who may exit early and then return to work toward a full degree.
Create an ambience for new ideas to grow• Enhanced student choice
• Strength - based pedagogies honing individual, unique attributes
• Building intrapreneurs and entrepreneurs
• Connect industry sponsored projects to the degree programme
• Partnering with industry / knowledge enterprises who have expertise to unbundle few areas
Digital learning experiences• Digital literacy, mindset and dexterity
• Shift from instant gratification to deeper learning
• Real - time feedback analytics
• Personalisation, diversify and increase program portfolio with more open and distance learning
Deep domain, specialised knowledge for ensuring advancement in learning competence.
Higher order Thinking Skills in alignment with 21st century learning competences.
FUTURE EXTENSIONS
Global linkages
• Globally benchmarked with local relevance
• Global partnerships with high value positioning of ADYP University in the teaching - learning space
• Global Partnership for excellence in innovation, digital transformation and global start - up collaborations
• Alignment with SDGs as a global mission in higher education
• Establish Inter - university centre for international education
for internationalisation of education.
Competence-based pathways
• Multimodal programs
• Entrepreneurship - based program design with credits for incubating ideas
• Elevated employability and entrepreneurial value chain
• Learning assurances
FRAMEWORK OFESSENTIAL PROCESSESAND PRODUCTS
HOW ?
REDEFINE THE
CONTRACTWITH THE STUDENT
CONTENT
Micro
Mac
roMeso
MINDSET
INNOVATIONIN LEARNING
ADYP
PROCESS
University ecosystemLeadership - led
• Process centricity - SOPs
• Centralised frameworks on pedagogical design
• Transformation evangelists
• Metrics and evaluation parameters
• OBE frameworks
Cultural shift-learning matters!Student - led
• Events
• Research - learning practices
• Speaking walls
• Workshops
• Pedagogical shift - student centred
• Publications and visibility
HoDs - led
• Reimagined and realigned
• Teaching - learning in the classroom
• T - L Centre for Innovation
• Pedagogy and assessments plans
• Teaching learning plans
• Implementation of innovative pedagogies
• Transformed student experience
Experiences in theclassroom
THE IMPLEMENTATIONFRAMEWORKSYSTEMS VIEW FOR BUILDINGINSTITUTE OF EMINENCE
MACRO
TEACHING - LEARNINGDIFFERENTIATORS
StrengthenCentre forTeaching
and LearningInnovation
DesignThinking
Centre andFuturistic
Classroom
TechnologyEnablement
ProgramDesign
Enhancement
AdvancedAssessment Frameworks
ProfessionalDevelopment
Projects,Internships and
Placements
IndustryExperience
Alliances andPartnerships
CREATING CLASSROOMOF THE FUTURE
Future - focussed,industry - relevant
Hybrid - applicationbased research which
reinforces learningoutcomes
Technology - enabled
Strong vibrantlearning community
Experiential, immersive,personalised
Outcome - based,continuous,self - directed,Interdisciplinary
Learning - analytics based
Personalized individuallearning journey closelyaligned to the student’spersonal goals
MACRO
STUDENT - CENTRICLEARNING
CURRICULUM
RESEARCH
ANDRAGOGY
ASSESSMENT
BEYONDCLASSROOMS
GRADUATEOUTCOMES
End - to - end advancedlearning solutions for nurturingdiverse skills in higher educationand industry
MESO
EXECUTIVEPROGRAMS
FROM SCHOOL
LEARNING ASAN EXPERIENCE
TO CORPORATE
SCHOOL - CENTRICPROGRAMS
Transformation• Competence based - ensures higher order skills needed for 21st century requirements
• Immersive learning experience - ensures holistic learning thus developing multi - faceted skills
• Applied learning - ensures readiness for specialised areas of work
• Industry credentialing - ensures customised pathways
• Global virtual immersions - ensures a total world view, with an international advantage.
MESO
WHAT NOW?NOW IS THE PERFECTRESPONSE TO THENEED OF THE HOUR
High quality, unparalleled learning
experience and support gives opportunity to
attract more students
Thrust on blended as a powerful combination of online learning plus
offline immersive touchpoints extends
opportunities
Value-add++ for 21st century competences - personalised coaching, counselling to enhance
student retention
Detailed analytics to influence the learning process and for decision
making
High incentivesfor campuses from
government for effective and innovative
teaching - learning models
Creation of premium value to influence decisions
by prospective students
Competitive experience proposition with
advanced and alternate tech - experience to create differentiation
Applied, scenario based learning,
through real - time live projects with industry
involvement
Specialised learning interfaces for creating
necessary value points for students to take
various opportunities.
MICRO
TAXONOMY FORTEACHING, LEARNINGAND ASSESSING
Studies show that modern students are likely to have five substantially different careers in their working lives; as such, they need concrete evidence of the diverse workforce skills and abilities that employers desire.
COGNITIVE PSYCHOMOTOR AFFECTIVE
Creating Coaching Characterising
Evaluating Applying Organising
Analysing Recognising Valuing
Applying Standards Responding
Understanding Modelling Receiving
Remembering Observing
KNOWLEDGE SKILLS ABILITIES
COMPETENCIES
DEEPLEARNING
SUPERFICIALLEARNING
Sourcehttps://www.cognizant.com/whitepapers/reimagining-the-university-in-a-student-centric-world-codex3729.pdf
EXAMPLE OF LEARNING - CENTRIC PEDAGOGY
MICRO
ACADEMIC -ALIGNED
STUDENT -LED
INDUSTRY -COLLABORATE
• Project based internships• Simulated apprenticeships• Co-op industry projects• Real - time virtual / field through Incubation centre
• Data intensive capstones• Case based projects• Experiential• Research focussed
• Real world problem based • Entrepreneurial• Innovation experimentation
Placement NPS Score Publication Start - up Patent
STRUCTURALCHANGE - FUTURE(National Education Policy 2020)
4 Year Multidisciplinary Bachelor's ProgrammeMACRO
MULTIPLE
POINTSEXIT
Immediate steps
• Redesign undergraduate degree with three and four - year duration, with multiple exit options.
• Design modular programs - certificate after completing one year; diploma after two years, and a Bachelor’s degree after completing three years.
• Strengthen four - year programme leading to a degree ‘with research’ if the student completes a rigorous research project in their major area of study.
CERTIFICATE1ST
DIPLOMA2ND
BACHELOR’S DEGREE3BACHELOR’S DEGREEWITH RESEARCH4TH
RD
YEAR
YEAR
YEAR
YEAR
Sourcehttps://www.education.gov.in/sites/upload_files/mhrd/files/NEP_Final_English_0.pdf
INFLUENCES AND INTENT
2025
2023
2021
AND BEYOND....INNOVATION
TRANSFORMATION
REFORMATION
NEXT
NOW
FROM THE EXPERIENCE
OF CLASSROOMTO THE EXPERIENCE
CALLED LIFE!
STRATEGICROADMAP
For VISION ADYPU
STRUCTURE
Vice Chancellor
VisionImplementation Team
Strategy andReview Team
Core DecisionMaking
Monthly ProgressReview
Bi-Monthly Meeting
ImplementationCharter
IQAC
11 2
3 4
5 6
2
3
7 8 University Teams
Leadership - Led• Process - centricity - SoPs• Centralised frameworks
on pedagogical design
• Transformationevangelists
• Metrics and evaluationparameters
University HoDs led• Teaching - learning
in the classroom• T - L Centre for innovation• Implementation of
innovative pedagogies
Student - led• Events• Research - learning practices• Workshops• Publications and visibility • Speaking walls
Formalisation ofstrategic plan
Focus:Macro Processes -
University - led
Focus:Experiences in the classroom
Focus:Cultural Shift -learning matters!
Phase 1
Phase 2 Phase 3
Phase 4
Pedagogicalshift - student
centred
INTERNAL REFERENCE
IMPLEMENTATION FRAMEWORKPhase 1
Implementation plans shall becocreated with the senior leadership team and HoDs at ADYPU.
The intent is to ensure higher standards andstandardisation in academic governance andexcellence, and to have higher degree of innovation from all concerned.
Each school is unique and therefore many good practices will have to be analysed together and then strengthened.
1
2
3
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIESImmediate Focus (enrolments)
Creating and launchinga uniquely designed ‘student
connect program’ thatdemonstrates the unique
learning philosophy ofADYP University
(Target: Class 12 student,prior to admissions)
Creating and launchinga uniquely designed ‘studentconnect program’ that reinforces the unique learning philosophy of ADYP University(Objective: Admission conversions)
• Establishing standards, periodic process review• Facilitates institution to evaluate its strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities through an informed review process• Create a network of faculty advisers and field of student study consultants
• Process review for Academic Excellence• Assess overall impact of ADYP University Learning Experience• Take corrective measures to ensure highest standards of academic delivery and learning effectiveness
• Heightened student Learning Experience• Learning assurances• External indications on graduate outcomes
• Process review rubric• Student feedback: formal channel • Stakeholder feedback: alternate channels• Student performance and placement
• Process review of all departments on key parameters• Calibrate data points to assign score• Assess improvement in key parameters towards improving assigned score
UNIVERSITY - QUALITY ENHANCEMENTCreating institutes of excellence, through quality standards and accreditation,
benchmarking practices with UGC, NAAC, QAA, HEC
ACADEMICEXCELLENCE
2021
Focus
Action Point
ExpectedImpact
Metrics
Next Steps
STUDENT LEARNING EXPERIENCEBuilding learning constructs around various facets of learning that impact
the overall learning experience
ExistingPractices
NewPractices Competence Value Add
ResearchLearningPractices
2021
Teaching learning plansas semester plan, monthly plans for integrationFaculty development initiatives: measuring and review.
•
Innovative pedagogies,experiential learning,project based learning,problem based learning.
Industry immersion assessmentsand trainingevaluation and scores.
Differentiated learning: nurturing and buildinghigh potential performers.
Research quality:attainment of higher scholarship.
Hybrid research:Industry - driven research practices.
FACULTY - PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PLANBuilding Meritorious and Competent Educators
Self - assessment
Organisational standards - evaluation of faculty skillset
PDP - annual targets
Strong component of investment in learning
Domain knowledge - application
Functional competence -improving learning effectiveness
Life skills - creating joy of learning
Research goals
Innovative learning practices
Alignment with KRAs
Aligned with organisation - incentivisation policy
PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT
Learning
Mentoring
Consuitation
Practice
Study / Improve
Reflection
STUDENTS EXPERIENCE-TEACHING LEARNING PLANEnsuring effective learning
START 1 2 3 4 5
Determine the Sequence of the
Expected learning
Learning Flow
Then Structure thelearning to increase
the challenge
Learning Intentions
Determine how students will provide the Evidence
of their learning
Learning Outcomes
Ensure you explicity Define Excellence for
the students
Success Criteria
So that they learn theBest that Has Been said
or thought or done
Major Concepts & Works
Outcomes
Technology inclusions
Industry immersion
Innovative pedagogies
Assessments detailing
Evaluation
Inter - disciplinary linkages
Online extensions - MOOCs (25%)
Project component - Design Thinking Mind - set
STUDENTS - EXTENDING LEARNING EXPERIENCECreating joy of learning
SHOWCASE OF UNIVERSITY STRENGTH FOR EXTERNAL STAKEHOLDERS
ADYP UNIVERSITY CENTRE OF EXCELLENCECentre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Industry - Collaborated Centers of Excellence
The Project CentreDevelopment of projects in collaboration with industry partner and industry contributors
The Innovation HubA platform where ideas turn into prototype and product and entrepreneurs are nurtured, also called EDC or Entrepreneurship Development Centre
The Research CentreDevelopment of research materials, papers on various trending topics within the domain
The Engagement CentreThe centre for various activities such as workshops, conferences and seminars, programs, etc.
LEARNING ASSURANCESAssuring high order thinking skills through attainment of learning outcomes
Student TranscriptAttainment of outcomes withskills attainment
Faculty TranscriptAttainment of goals on learningoutcomes - self, student, department, university
Department MetricsAlignment with ADYP University visionand strategic intent
Revise
Review
Reflect
CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Assuring high order thinking skills through attainment of learning outcomes
Orientation Planning (Extensions)
Semester beginningOrientation Plan - setting right
expectations
Shared 15 days before the commencement - by HoD
Process 1
Semester PlanDetailed Semester
Plan - to include all essential components of learning
The Implementation status -reviewed on a monthly basis
Process 2 Teaching Learning PlanTwice in a yearJuly - SeptemberDecember - February
Process 4
Personal Development PlanOnce in a year - May to August. Report will shared by end of August
Process 3
Impact, Visibility and MetricsDepartment wise - metrics on key areas to indicate - prog-ress on learning accomplish-ments.
Include all innovative, industry, technology value - add
Process 7Progress ReviewMonthly Progress Review
of every School - on various parameters
Process 5
Results & FeedbackDetailed Result analysis
and corresponding measures to improve learning
Special measures forHigh potential performers -
Students and Faculty
Process 6 Student - Connect CellInitial response to student - 48 hours
Average turn around time to address issues - 3 to 4 days
Process 8
48
LL
Increase in GER
EE
Increase in portfolioof programs
AA
Increase in GCR (GraduationCompletion rate)
NN
Brand ADYPU
REVIEW PROCESS
STATUS CHECK - EVERY MONTH
Action Point:Workflows ready: doneProcesses defined: in progress
Expected Impact:Workflows ready: in progressProcesses defined: in progress
Metric:Visibility
Next Steps:
RR
Increase inplacement index
FIRST STEPS
Departmentwise evangelisers
Workshops -HoDs, nominated members from schools
Presentation by HoDs of Schools - sharing their thoughts on integra-tion, vision and road map for the year.
Sharing of visionplan with all ADYPU team members
Review of existing processes Review of LMS
Review of department wise readiness on Learning outcomes, Key performance indicators
LEARNING EVANGELISERS
10 Faculty members -every year - PART of Vice Chancellor's Top TEN• Personalised mentoring - Senior Leadership Team• Knowledge incentives
10 Students(every school)part of ADYPU - Star Performers• Personalised mentoring from industry• Knowledge incentives
LMS and Technology enablement
NEXT - PHASE 2
GlobalLinkages
Technology EnabledLearning Models
CompetenceDevelopment- Standards
New ProgramDesign Variants
Lifelong Learning-New Programs Proposed
as Part of ADYPonline
UNDEFEATED I UNCONQUERABLE I VICTORIOUS