Links and resources
Useful Links
Highlights real examples and advice from Warwick academics and students on how to build meaningful co-creation partnerships. Many of these have been designed in collaboration with or by co-creation students. This includes further detail on overcoming challenges to Co-Creation, questions to ask, tips of reflective practice, and more.
Tools and training to make learning more inclusive, particularly useful for considering equity within co-creation projects.
Resources
Bookable space in the library (formally the co-creation space).
Example activity that can be used as handouts or examples in workshops and activities. Use this template to facilitate interactive discussions around snakes (detractors) and ladders (enablers)- with an example on the topic of belonging.
This can be used to support with Co-Creation work in helping you develop student Co-Creation in your team through devising student roles, recruitment and ways of working.
These principles were developed by Wiki Jeglinska through a workshop with the IDG Portfolio Delivery Team
Created to support staff who are starting to think about including Co-Creation in their work. The workbook presents some definitions of Co-Creation, outlines benefits and challenges of Co-Creation, proposes Co-Creation in projects, and provides some space for reflections.
Designed by Wiki Jeglinska, Naomi De La Tour, Yasmine Ballout and Alice Khimasia, for a Co-Creation symposium event.
Hear from Student Project Officers on their podcast and YouTube playlist exploring co-creation and facilitation. Topics such as inclusion, buy-in, student engagement and experience, life as project officers and more.
This youth social action charity connected university students in the UK with social issues, mainstreamed student social action to empower active citizens for life. They created toolkits and webinars to help engage student leaders, work with community partners and deliver social action.
Born out of a WIHEA and IATL-funded projects and co-created by students and staff, Designing Together is a mindset and an accompanying deck of cards for educational leaders, be that students, faculty or professional services, seeking to create human-centred change with and for their communities.