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BUDL2901: Ideas: The Art and Craft of Co-Creation
2024 unit information
Creative ideas are the first spark of innovation. They thrive if groups can harness their diversity of skills, experiences and perspectives as a shared resource. In this unit, we learn how to lead co-creative teamwork. We take inspiration from pioneering changemakers and their new ways of working. Together, we create through hands-on experimentation, exploration, and play. We question assumptions, imagine, design, prototype, and synthesise towards an outcome. Drawing on the latest research, we discuss how to reinvent businesses as collaborative communities and how good relationships are crucial prerequisites for responding entrepreneurially to our fast-changing world. The unit is based on an experiential and self-reflective pedagogy that helps us consciously understand and change our role in co-creative settings.
Unit details and rules
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Accounting
| Code | BUDL2901 |
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| Academic unit | Accounting |
| Credit points | 6 |
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Prerequisites:
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must be in the Dalyell stream |
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Corequisites:
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None |
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None |
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This unit of study is offered in the intensive February session which means it commences prior to the start of Semester 1 |
At the completion of this unit, you should be able to:
- LO1. Explain the critical role of relational quality, psychological safety and emotional sensitivity for successful collaboration.
- LO2. Facilitate participatory, safe, and inclusive environments from small to large group settings.
- LO3. Reflect on the individual differences of group members as well as your own role in collaborative processes, and explain how these differences collide or benefit productivity.
- LO4. Describe in detail the role of collaboration in the context of contemporary societal challenges.
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Additional advice
Please note that where this unit of study is on offer in either the Intensive January or the Intensive February session, the classes for these sessions commence prior to semester one.
