Webinar

Future Campus Webinar Week

What does the campus of the future look like? That is what is being explored further in the Future Campus 2.0 project. Do you want to be inspired what it will look like? And would you like to share your ideas and insights about the future campus and thereby shape what it will look like? Then be there!

Futuristic building with lots of greenery and mirrored spheres in the foreground, connected by roads
09 — 12 Sep 2024
Location
Online

Within the Future Campus webinar week, we offer several sessions that not only inform, but also are going to help you become aware of the future campus. You will also get a chance to share your ideas and insights and be inspired to start thinking about it. Do you want to discover more about the future campus and thereby shape what the future campus should look like? Then be there!

For whom?

We are organising this series for the following groups:

  • From educational institutions: Lecturers, students, policy-makers and other decision-makers within educational institutions, who are directly involved in or influence the development and implementation of the campus.
  • Campus developers: Suppliers, furnishers and IT companies, who can make essential contributions to the realisation and support of the technological infrastructure of the campus.

Topics

What topics will be covered in the webinar week? Below is an overview of the topics that are currently being fleshed out. Other topics will follow.

Topic Explanation Speaker(s)
Presentation 4 developed campus scenarios The first Future Campus project developed 4 future scenarios for the campus in 2040. In this interactive session, we will explore with you these 4 developed scenarios and their implications for the future campus. Barend Last &, Gerrie Staalduinen
Train the trainer - via the Future Campus toolkit Explaining how institutions themselves can get started with the developed Future Campus toolkit within their own institution, in order to start working with future scenarios in a playful way and be able to translate this into strategic choices for campus development and innovation. Barend Last
Best practices session What opportunities and possibilities do you see for the campus of the future? In this session, Lotte and participants will share outstanding examples from similar initiatives. Lotte van Egmond
Trends and drivers What key trends and drivers are influencing campus development and the future of education? In this session, we will explore these in depth. Barend Last & Iris Huis in 't Veld
How to map the future In this session, you will discover techniques and approaches for future planning in education. Gül Akcaova
Joint exploration of future campus What needs and expectations of the future campus do you have? In this session, we would like to engage with you. Together, we want to explore what is going to be important in the future campus and what we should include in it in the Future Campus 2.0 project. Lennard Janse and Femke Kamp
Virtual reality and augmented reality in education Explore the potential of these technologies for improving the learning environment in education. Gül Akcaova
Student well-being Find out what strategies exist to support student wellbeing on campus. Jolien Dopmeijer
Role of libraries and research centres What role will libraries and research centres play in the future in an increasingly digital world? Meike Kerkhofs (UM)
Smart Campus The smart campus is a campus that learns for itself how best to support its "inhabitants" from researching and teaching in the Netherlands. SURF is conducting research into this, whereby a desired situation for education and research is automatically created in buildings based on data from sensors. Find out how this works in this session. Thomas Esman

Registration for sessions

You can already reserve a spot for Future Campus Webinar week and indicate which topics you would like to attend. You can do so via the registration button. As soon as the final topics and times are known and registrations are open, we will contact you via e-mail. See you then!

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