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11. The outcomes of the learning tasks are distributed or presented in the working life forum.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 12. A representative of working life participates in the processing of the outcomes of the learning tasks, for instance in a webinar.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 7. The student has asked about or searched for the topics of the learning tasks from working life.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 8. Students carry out their learning tasks while operating in working life.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 9. A representative of working life guides or participates in various ways in the carrying out of the learning tasks.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 10. Students return the completed learning tasks to working life, as well.

6. The teacher has asked about and negotiated the topics of the learning tasks with working life.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 3. A representative of working life is involved in the implementation of the learning process.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 4. A representative of working life is involved in the assessment of learning.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes

5. The topics of the learning tasks have been determined by the current needs of working life.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes

Learning tasks Evaluation Comments

Self-evaluation tool for working life cooperation for online teaching

1. The planning of teaching is based on a pedagogical model or framework that supports working life orientation (e.g. Carpe Diem, PBL, exploratory learning).

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes

Learning process Evaluation Comments

2. A representative of working life participates in planning the teaching / learning process

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes

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Feedback and continuation Evaluation Comments

20. The skills needs of future working life have been considered in the objectives of the course.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 19. At the end of the cooperation, the continuation will be discussed together with the working life.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes

Evaluation Comments Future skills needs

17. From the working life, feedback on the cooperation is collected throughout the learning process.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 18. From the student, feedback on working life cooperation is collected at the end of the learning process.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 13. The learner has the opportunity to complete the course fully work-related.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 14. During the learning process, the student cooperates with working life in various ways, in addition to the learning tasks.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 15. During the student's learning process, the teacher, the student, and the working life representative cooperate.

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes

☐No

☐Partially

☐Mostly

☐Yes 16. During the student's learning process, the teacher, the student, and

the working life representative together create something new for working life needs.

Cooperation during the course Evaluation Comments

Self-evaluation tool for working life cooperation, made by Sirpa Laitinen-Väänänen in eAMK-project, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. You can find the lisence:

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