Co-Creation: The New Pedagogy
Abstract
The new era has come up with adverse changes in the society. Accordingly, the learner’s needs have been changed. We all have witnessed paradigm shift in every aspect during Covid-19 period. New digital technology is the backbone of the education system now. We know when we banned mobile phones in classroom and all of a sudden education was only possible because of mobile phone. Smart technology tried to make education smart. They created smart learners as well. To foster this, change the new pedagogy: Co-creation was adopted by the teachers which indulged Collaborative and cooperative learning to cater the diverse needs of the Smart learners. Co-creation has brought the change which allowed the teachers to cope up with advance pedagogy along with traditional teaching methods. This paper will throw some light on meaning, need and importance of Co-creation. The tools which can be used and the role of teacher in Co-creation is discussed here.
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