Is electronic waste an opportunity, we can’t afford to miss? And are smart bins solution to the global electronic waste problem? In this episode Bruno Kessler Foundation’s senior researcher Amy L. Murphy interviews Elisabetta Farella, who is a lead researcher of the Energy Efficient Embedded Digital Architectures (E3DA).

IoT Rapid-Proto Labs is an Erasmus+ funded programme that creates new IoT talent in Europe. In the programme, students from different European higher education institutions have the opportunity to contribute to real-life business cases with IoT.

Episode 4:  Smart Bins for E-Waste

On our fifth podcast, Haaga-Helia's Martti Asikainen interviews Nella Kelkka from the IoT Rapid-Proto Labs about the lessons and learnings of the project and the future of cross-border collaboration in Europe.

Kelkka also talks about the Final event of the IoT Rapid-Proto Labs, which will be held on June 8th.

IoT Rapid-Proto Labs is an Erasmus+ funded programme that creates new IoT talent in Europe. In the programme, students from different European higher education institutions have the opportunity to contribute to real-life business cases with IoT.

Episode 5: Wrapping things up

On our sixth podcast, researcher Lysanne Post interviews Wilfried Adimaal, Pengyue Guo and Nadira Saab from the University of Leiden about the principles of student lab learning and the development of a large scale multidisciplinary curriculum.

IoT Rapid-Proto Labs is an Erasmus+ funded programme that creates new IoT talent in Europe. In the programme, students from different European higher education institutions have the opportunity to contribute to real-life business cases with IoT.

Podcast 6: Multidisciplinary curriculum

CONTENT
01:30 Leiden University Research
05:00 IoT Authentic Learning
11:00 IoT Curriculum Design Challenges
15:30 Multidisciplinary & Cross-border Collaboration
17:30 Piloting the IoT Labs
23:30 IoT Pedagogy Before Technology
25:30 Envisioning the Future of Project

Professor Wilfried Admiraal (Leiden University, the Netherlands), and Dr. Gerard Danford (Haaga-Helia AMK, Finland), discuss the Erasmus+ Knowledge Alliances funded project IoT Rapid-Proto Labs, and the curriculum planning challenges encountered in a cross-border multi-disciplinary project-based learning course.

Podcast 1: IoT Curriculum

Professor Dr. Gerd Kortuem, the Chair of Internet of Things at the Faculty of Industrial Design and Engineering (Delft University of Technology, the Netherlands), and Dr. Gerard Danford (Haaga-Helia AMK, Finland), discuss the Erasmus+ Knowledge Alliances funded project IoT Rapid-Proto Labs, and the importance of design thinking in a cross-border multi-disciplinary project-based learning course.

Podcast 2: IoT Design Thinking

How can universities and companies collaborate successfully together? 

Nella Kelkka interviews Sami Inkinen from Accenture Finland and Ohto Rainio from Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences who share their collaboration experiences in mesh network project conducted by students.

IoT Rapid-Proto Labs is an Erasmus+ funded programme that creates new IoT talent in Europe. In the programme, students from different European higher education institutions have the opportunity to contribute to real-life business cases with IoT.

Pocast 3: University and Company Collaboration

Creating new IoT talent in Europe. Co-funded by Erasmus+

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