Student as Producer is impacting outside as well as inside the University of Lincoln: on line and in the classroom.
On line
Student as Producer is viral, if not yet contagious. Student as Producer is posted on the Finnish Wikiversity site. On this site, Student as Producer is posted alongside some of the leading protagonists in critical and progressive education, including Paulo Freire, Jaques Ranciere and Ivan Illich.
Student as Producer can be found on the sites of some of the webs most prominent bloggers on higher education, including Glenn Rikowski’s All that is Solid web site and Stephen Downes’ blog.
Student as Producer has a presence on the websites of leading universities that are partners in the project. Warwick has established a Student as Producer fund as part of their newly created Institute for Advanced Teaching and Learning.
Student as Producer is discussed on De Montfort University’s Learning Exchanges blog as ‘Reflections on the Socio-Historical Moment of Technology in Education’. In this blogpost the principles that underlie Student as Producer are set alongside ideas generated by some of world leading critical theorists including Slavoj Zizek and John Holloway.
You can find Student as Producer on the University of Nottingham’s webpages. I recently gave a talk on the subject of Student as Producer to the University of Nottingham’s School of Education. A video recording of the talk can be found on the Learning Science Research Institute’s webpages.
Multiple references to Student as Producer can be found on Twitter – where it now has its own hashtag #studentasproducer
In the Classroom
In classrooms and lecture theatres Student as Producer has been discussed at workshops and presentations. Most recently I gave a talk to a group of students at a conference organised by the Really Open University in Leeds. The title of the conference was ‘Re-imagining the University’.
I have accepted a number of invitations to make keynote addresses on Student as Producer at various conferences, including the Standing Conference for the Head of Media Services ( SCOMS) at the University of Newcastle in May, as well as to a conference about improving quality in Teaching and Learning at De Montfort University in June 2011.
All of this, together with other work that the University is doing, creates an awareness that something special is happening at Lincoln.
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