Practical and laboratory education
Description of the activity area
Practical and laboratory education is learning activities that either requires special physical equipment or that the student is in a special place to carry out the activity. Examples of such activities are laboratory work, study visits, on-site measurement, field-based surveys or work in workshop/maker space/studio.
General guidelines
For all practical and laboratory campus teaching, the following applies:
- it is carried out in smaller groups of students
- the activity is adapted to minimise the spread of infection
- congestion is avoided
- it is carried out using adequate protective equipment, washing and disinfection.
Comprehensive guidelines due to COVID-19
LOW
Practical and laboratory campus activities may be carried out.
MEDIUM
Practical and laboratory campus activities may be carried out.
Code of Conduct regarding minimising the spread of infection must be adhered to.
HIGH
Practical and laboratory campus activities may only be carried out where there is a strong negative impact on the fulfilment of the course's learning objectives, if it is carried out in the digital environment. Other practical and laboratory activities are carried out digitally.
Digital labs are recommended in cases where it is possible for students to pick up the special equipment (e.g. lab kit or physical model), or have it sent home and then carry out the activity remotely.
Code of Conduct regarding minimising the spread of infection must be adhered to.