Applied Innovation for Students and Business

Več informacij o projektu / More info about the project

Naslov
Title
SLO: Applied Innovation for Students and Business
EN: Applied Innovation for Students and Business
Akronim
Acronym
AISAB
Vodilna institucija
Leading institution
University of Gloucestershire UK
Partnerske institucije
Partner institutions
Hafelekar Unternehmensberatung Schober GmbH; Prompt-H Ltd; University of Sopron; Korona plus d.o.o.; Fondazione ITS; University of Granada;
Vodja projekta
Project leader
David Dawson, Rod Horrocks; Gideon Capie
Financer projekta
Funding Organization
Erasmus +
Vrsta projekta
Project Type
/
Trajanje
Duration
09.01.2017 – 03.11.2026
Oddelek
Department
FM

Opis / Description

Opis
Description
SLO:
Projekt naslavlja potrebo znotraj EU za izboljšanje stopnje
inovativnosti in njenih učinkov, še posebno v malih in srednjih
podjetjih. V projektu se razvijajo pristopi za razvoj veščin, ki
podpirajo inovativnost v malih in srednjih podjetjih prek poklicnega
izobraževanja in usposabljanja iz okvira visokošolskih izobraževalnih
ustanov. Projekt skuša razviti učne materiale, ki izboljšujejo veščine
študentov pri ocenjevanju in vpeljavanju inovacij, ter razviti orodja,
ki jih lahko študenti uporabljajo za doseganje večjega vpliva, ko
svetujejo v malih in srednjih podjetjih. Projekt prav tako razvija
sistem orodij za mala in srednja podjetja za samo-diagnozo njihove
inovacijske prakse ter uveljavlja podjetniške pristope za izboljševanje
inovacijskih praks v malih in srednjih podjetjih.
Faze projekta: 

3. oktober 2017: Postavitev strukture modula O1-A1; Postavitev svetovalnega procesa O2-A2

3. november 2017: Merska orodja O1-A2; Mere učinkov O2-A3

11. december 2017: Dokončan material za delavnice O1-A2; Dokončan priročnik O2-A1; Dokončane predloge za aktivnosti O2-A2

8. januar 2018: Dokončan vodnik za tutorje O1-A2

Februar–oktober 2018: Prvi pilotni projekti  01-A3 & O2-A5

November 2018–januar 2019: Dokončati materiale O1-A4; Izdelati študije primerov O2-A6

Februar–oktober 2019: Drugi pilotni projekti  01-A5 & O2-A5

November 2019–januar 2020: Prevesti/dokončati materiale O2-A7

Januar–februar 2020: Prevesti/dokončati materiale O1-A6 & O2-A7

Povezave
Projekt AISAB financira EU program Erasmus+.
Skupni upravičeni stroški: 389.860,00 EUR
Delež financiranja iz sredstev program Erasmus+: 389.860,00 EUR
EN:

The AISAB Project will address the need within the EU to improve the level of innovation and its impact, particularly in SMEs. Building on the work of other innovation projects and materials, it will develop approaches to develop the skills that support SME innovation from an HEI context and through VET. These complementary streams of work will see implementation of initiatives to drive innovation, both during the project and also on a sustainable basis, by embedding the outcomes in the day-to-day activities of HEIs and organisations delivering VET to SMEs.

The project objectives are to develop learning materials aimed at enhancing student skills in assessing and implementing innovation, and build tools that students can use to facilitate their impact when consulting in SMEs. It will also develop a toolkit for SMEs to self-diagnose their innovation practice, as well as putting in place business intervention approaches that can be used to enhance innovation practices in SMEs.

Objectives:

  • Develop a series of tools and techniques that leverage the work of previous projects, and established good practice, into a HE context for use with students to enhance their knowledge of innovation;
  • Create a handbook/process guide enabling HE students to work within SMEs to assess and develop innovation practice to enhance their skills in assessing and implementing innovation;
  • Design and develop a toolkit for SMEs to self-diagnose innovation practice and identify weaknesses;
  • Develop business intervention approaches to enhance innovation practices in SMEs;
  • Create case studies for use in a VET and HE context to support dissemination and exploitation of project results;

Write and present a research paper exploring reasons for weaknesses in the underlying culture and support infrastructure relating to innovation in SMEs.

Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.

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