Praksisforløb under covid-19

- cand.it studerende og digital omstilling i praksis

Forfattere

  • Bente Tobiesen Meyer
  • Birgitte Henningsen

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7146/lom.v14i24.125702

Nøgleord:

covid-19

Resumé

Nedlukninger og omlægninger af universiteternes undervisning i 2020 har påvirket ikke kun de studerendes formelle, fysiske uddannelsesaktiviteter, men også deres måder at deltage i praksis på uden for universitetet. Det gælder faglige undersøgelsesmetoder som feltarbejde og interview, men også ECTS-givende praksisophold i private og offentlige virksomheder. Denne artikel har fokus på universitetsstuderendes praksisophold i virksomheder, der er præget af nedlukning og hjemsendelser, og hvor de studerende har særlige faglige forudsætninger for at bidrage til omlægning og udvikling af virksomhedens aktiviteter til digitale praksisser. Vi stiller derfor spørgsmålet, Hvordan præges universitetsstuderendes deltagelse i praksisforløb i virksomheder af covid-19, og hvordan inddrages de studerende i digitale omstillinger og udvikling i forbindelse med hjemsendelser og nedlukninger? Artiklen bygger på en interviewundersøgelse lavet i efteråret 2020 med studerende fra en kandidatuddannelse på AAU, og trækker derudover på aktuel forskningslitteratur om arbejdslæring og praksisophold under covid-19. Teoretisk lægges der vægt på praksisdeltagelse som en problembaseret læringsproces og på organisatoriske omstillinger som komplekse forandringsprocesser, hvor både sociale og materielle rammer former digitale praksisser. Data peger på at de studerendes faglighed involveres i håndtering af både sociale afkoblinger og centrale digitale omstillingsprocesser i virksomhederne, og at dette kan forme deres faglighed såvel som virksomhedernes praksis.

 

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Publiceret

24-10-2021

Citation/Eksport

Meyer, B. T., & Henningsen, B. (2021). Praksisforløb under covid-19 : - cand.it studerende og digital omstilling i praksis. Tidsskriftet Læring Og Medier (LOM), 14(24). https://doi.org/10.7146/lom.v14i24.125702