Program Overview: The "CTL Spark Fund" Faculty-Student Co-Creation Program aims to build a collaborative platform that integrates research and teaching, transforming innovative explorations into diverse educational practices to enhance teaching quality and learning experience.

I. Session Information
Date & Time: October 20, 2026 (Tuesday), 13:30 – 16:35 (see attachment for detailed arrangments)
Location: CC126
Format: 10-minute presentation per group + 3-minute Q&A (The language used for the presentation should be consistent with that of the application form)
Presenter: Unlimited

II. Presentation Content
Presentations may cover, but are not limited to, the following aspects:

1. Project Core and Value for BNBU Teaching and Learning Development: Clearly articulate the specific pain points in teaching or learning that the project aims to address, and explain the unique relevance of this issue to our university's students, curricula, or development.

2. Innovative Solutions and Scientific Design: Briefly describe the main innovations of the proposed solution and the key steps for implementation, reflecting both its forward-looking nature and feasibility.

3. Team Collaboration and Expected Outcomes: Specify the division of labor involving faculty guidance and in-depth student participation. Clearly list the tangible outcomes the project will produce, and focus on elaborating how these outcomes will be directly applied to improve our university's teaching practices or learning experiences, as well as their potential impact.