DECONSTRUCT LEARNING
DECONSTRUCT LEARNING
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This podcast by Constructor University’s Digital Education Unit explores the evolving landscape of teaching, learning design and media production in higher education.
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The podcast focuses on the evolving landscape of teaching, learning design, and media production in higher education, covering topics like storytelling in teaching, AI applications in crisis simulations, and innovative methods in curriculum design, with episode examples such as the integration of storytelling techniques alongside filmmaking and the use of AI tools in educational simulations.

This podcast by Constructor University’s Digital Education Unit explores the evolving landscape of teaching, learning design and media production in higher education.
In this episode, learning designer Alina Liamzina is joined by Professor Marina Christodoulou and student Amelie Kramer to explore how philosophy — one of the oldest academic disciplines — continues to shape and inform modern life.
Together, they discuss how philosophical thinking connects with fields such as business, politics, decision-making, design, and leadership, and why these perspectives remain essential for students across all disciplines. Through a conversation, the episode explores the role of philosophy in helping us question assumptions, understand the world around us, and make more thoughtful choices.

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