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What is Work-Integrated Learning (WIL)

eLearning Engagement in a Transformative Social Learning Environment
Process of transferring learning from disciplinary studies to relevant experiences and incorporating reflection on that learning.
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Transformative eLearning and Portfolio Careers in Higher Education
Karen Le Rossignol (Deakin University, Australia) and Meghan Kelly (Deakin University, Australia)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-6956-6.ch013
Abstract
Distance learning has become a mainstream reality with the disruptive impact of the global pandemic COVID-19, pivoting to online delivery of learning across all sectors of teaching and learning. Within work-integrated learning (WIL) contexts, the digital storytelling program outlined in this chapter provides transformative and immersive digital workplace contexts and narratives to position student projects as professional work-oriented learning. The value of using a digital storytelling strategy is its capacity to give learners agency in skills acquisition and personal growth, preparing graduates for curating their stories across lifelong change and uncertainty. This chapter has positioned the digital narratives of work-oriented learning as contexts for learners to develop portfolio career mindsets best suited to a future world of work. This mindset will lead graduates to the concept of a portfolio career which is adaptable to disruptive change and flexible in transferring skills and knowledge across a range of positions and tasks.
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A Critical Analysis of Multi-Logical Synergies
An umbrella term for learning in Higher Education that incorporates theory being applied in work-related experiences. These include internships, placements, consultancies, work-based projects as well as WBL and HDAs as learning is being applied in a work context.
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Exploring Learning Preferences of Gen Z Employees: A Conceptual Analysis
It is a concept of applied learning, in which students are able to apply the learning in a real-world scenario.
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Active Learning Through Work-Integrated Learning Frames Exploring Student and Academic Experiences
An opportunity provided to students during their tertiary education to apply what they have learned in the classroom to real-life situations. WIL can take a variety of formats and has the overall aim to assist students in developing career readiness skills and enhancing their post degree employability.
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Preparing Gen Y and Z for the Future of Work Through Co-operative Education: A Case Study on the University of Waterloo
An educational approach that uses relevant work-based experiences to allow students to integrate theory with the meaningful practice of work as an intentional component of the curriculum. Defining elements of this educational approach require that students engage in authentic and meaningful work-related tasks, and must involve three stakeholders: the student, the university, and the workplace/community.
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Virtual Internships in Hospitality Management Education: Complexities and Possibilities
Refers to an array of strategies and methods that showcase work realities and offer students opportunities to apply their academic knowledge in a workplace within a carefully constructed curriculum.
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