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Collaborative Partners in Art and Design: Enhancing Research Practice Through Intercollegiate Forums

The CPAD initiative aims to foster a culture of shared research practices among partner colleges at LJMU. Through regular forums held every 12 weeks, staff will present and discuss their research activities, enhancing educational practices and facilitating transferability towards course improvement. This reciprocal partnership encourages collaboration and growth in research culture without any fees for participation. By engaging in workshops and discussions, the initiative seeks to elevate standards in art and design education through evidence-based practices.

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Collaborative Partners in Art and Design: Enhancing Research Practice Through Intercollegiate Forums

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  1. CPADCollaborative Partners in Art and Design A concept to share and develop good practice through research presentations between partner colleges

  2. Aims and objectives • The furtherance and realisation of a sharing research active culture with LJMU partner institutions. • To develop a regional partnership culture, which would aim to help accommodate the importance stressed upon research during validation events. • To help further good practice generating transferability toward course enhancement. • How? • Through a reciprocal culture, partner colleges and institutions would host a one day CPAD forum enabling staff to present and discuss individual or team research activities. Staff workshops could also be an integral part of the day. • When? • Forums could be held once every 12 weeks between September and July, normally out of periods of teaching and exam delivery. • Each college would work on a rotating basis to host the event. • (There would be no fees or charges for each meeting). • By • Discussing/ presenting research activities topics and themes that are pertinent to the furtherance of good educational practice through research/scholarly activity.

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