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Inclusive Programme Review: Service design application to student experience

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Inclusive Programme Review: Service design application to student experience. / Newton, Radka.
2024. Paper presented at UX in Education - Challenges and Opportunities, Manchester, United Kingdom.

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Newton, R 2024, 'Inclusive Programme Review: Service design application to student experience', Paper presented at UX in Education - Challenges and Opportunities, Manchester, United Kingdom, 17/09/24 - 17/09/24.

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Newton, R. (2024). Inclusive Programme Review: Service design application to student experience. Paper presented at UX in Education - Challenges and Opportunities, Manchester, United Kingdom.

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Newton R. Inclusive Programme Review: Service design application to student experience. 2024. Paper presented at UX in Education - Challenges and Opportunities, Manchester, United Kingdom.

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Newton, Radka. / Inclusive Programme Review : Service design application to student experience. Paper presented at UX in Education - Challenges and Opportunities, Manchester, United Kingdom.

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abstract = "The Inclusive Programme Review method that has been developed as a service design approach to holistic understanding of student experience during their University degree programme. The innovative practice presented in this paper is based on a scholarship project Investigation into service design approach to the annual programme review practices (2018 – 2022) that was run as an iterative participatory action research project across three UK Universities with over 100 participants from a range of Higher Education degree programmes. The method facilitates an enriched understanding of student learning journeys through University degree programmes taking into consideration their emotions, dreams, frustrations and fears.",
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