Scientix 8th SPNE Brussels 16 October 2015: Manuskills

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Presentation of the project "Manuskills"- Denmark, held during the 8th Science Projects' Networking Event, Brussels, 16 October 2015

Education

6° Scientix Projects’ Networking EventManuel Oliveira08/ 05 / 15
Evaluation within Manuskills project
Maria Margoudi
Poul Kyvsgaard Hansen
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6° Scientix Projects’ Networking EventManuel Oliveira08/ 05 / 15
Project Mission
www.manuskills.org
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6° Scientix Projects’ Networking EventManuel Oliveira08/ 05 / 15
The consortium
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6° Scientix Projects’ Networking EventManuel Oliveira08/ 05 / 15
Skill Gap Root Causes
Skills Gap in
Manufactruing
Limited Education Efficiency
Change Nature of Work
Poor Image
Aging Workforce
Outdated Workforce Planning
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Children Teens Young Adults Adults
t
N.OfStudents
14/15 years
Drop-outs
t
InterestinSTEM
Disillusionment
t
InterestinSTEM
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Construction of
interest
Training/EducationAwareness
Leaking STEM Pipeline
Focus8-10 years

6° Scientix Projects’ Networking EventManuel Oliveira08/ 05 / 15
ManuSkills
Platform
http://demo.manuskills.org/
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6° Scientix Projects’ Networking EventManuel Oliveira08/ 05 / 15
General Outline
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6° Scientix Projects’ Networking EventManuel Oliveira08/ 05 / 15
The Experimental Design
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6° Scientix Projects’ Networking EventManuel Oliveira08/ 05 / 15
Approach and Evaluation Tools
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Early
teenagers
(10-12)
Teenagers
(13-18)
3 different
approaches
Young
Adults
(university
students)
Questionnaires (interest)
Focus Groups
Structured Interviews
Drawings (awareness)
Observation
Questionnaires
(interest, awareness,
usability, enjoyment)
Observation
Questionnaires
(interest, awareness,
usability, enjoyment,
knowledge)
Game Metrics
Observation

6° Scientix Projects’ Networking EventManuel Oliveira08/ 05 / 15
Slide Title
• Questionnaires
Excel Spreadsheet
• Focus Groups (on-going)
Discourse Analysis
• Structured Interviews
(on-going)
Discourse Analysis
• Drawings (challenge!)
Discourse Analysis
• Game Metrics
Used complementary to
knowledge
questionnaires)
Evaluation Tools and Data Analysis
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6° Scientix Projects’ Networking EventManuel Oliveira08/ 05 / 15
Restrictions / Encountered problems
16/10/2015 |8th Scientix Projects' Networking Event |
Difficulties to involve schools in the project’s activities
Teachers usually requested our full support
Teachers were afraid to participate /
didn’t feel confident teaching manufacturing related topics
Good practices
The use of ready made questionnaires (no validity and reliability issues)
External Advisory Board session in the middle of the project
about the evaluation approach

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