LivePBL LIking Vocal Education through Project-Based Learning
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World Alliance of Art Education 2025 Workshop
LivePBL Book Chapter Publication
Constructing Human Service Learning in the AI Digital Sphere: China's Case of LivePBL DEEP Method
Ying Liu, Yuanyuan Li, Ting Zhao
Transforming Hybrid Service-Learning with Generative AI: The LivePBL Ada-Rob Communication Skills Design Approach
Ying Liu, Joy Dsouza, Yuanyuan Li, Ting Zhao
Service learning, a critical pedagogy combining community service with academic goals, fosters civic engagement, practical skill development, and social responsibility. This chapter explores how integrating Gen AI can enhance project-based service learning to address real-world social challenges in higher education (HE). Despite its rapid growth in HE, Gen AI still faces limitations, particularly the lack of a human-centred design method that reflects real-world contexts and the risk of oversimplifying complex tasks, leading to a more automated, less humanised learning process. The DEEP method, structured upon four co-designing phases—direction, education, event, and project—offers a hybrid solution, creating an adaptable and scalable framework for constructing a project with Gen AI for co-designed, social, and personalised learning. The chapter also illustrates the LivePBL project, piloted to train pre-service teachers in China, demonstrating how the method can effectively integrate Gen AI with hands-on co-design to enhance the learning environment and societal exchange.
This chapter introduces the Ada-Rob Skill Communication Design Approach, an innovative framework leveraging generative AI to address communication challenges in service-learning environments. As traditional pedagogies struggle to engage effectively with the social, professional, and civic complexities of real-world applications, the Ada-Rob approach enhances communication through two key components: ‘Ada,’ which supports adaptive and personalized learning, and ‘Rob,’ which emphasizes role-based, structured interactions. In this framework, "skill communication" refers to expertise-specific interactions enabled by structured collaboration, while "communication skill" encompasses general communicative abilities. The Ada-Rob approach provides a flexible, scalable solution that uses generative AI to foster dynamic and collaborative learning experiences, balancing structured communication with individualized learning pathways.
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Engaging Global and Digital Citizenship education, China-led LivePBL Music and Art Stay has been an innovative and hybrid pedagogy, engaging stakeholders across various sectors and introducing novel approaches to culture and art education. It has highlighted the challenges and strategies for transcending international, local, and community divides in promoting such education, particularly in the context of developing nations.
China's Art and Cultural Centre of Culture and Tourism Ministry of China
LivePBL Aesthetic Learning through Music: Connecting Families, Children, Schools, Homes and Communities
World Conference on Culture and Arts Education 2024
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Think Globally Act Locally: Sino-International Music and Art Homestay
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Our LivePBL Teams
Professor Dr Yuanyuan Li, co-hosting presenter of LivePBL Pedagogy, professor, Music Collage, Capital Normal University, Beijing, China, with music performers:
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Miss Nuoxuan Chen, presenter as a translator, undergraduate student, Music College, Capital Normal University
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Miss Siyu Yang, Miss Luge Zhang, Miss Hanfei Li, presenters in a form of singing China’s Musical Opera The Canal Ballad, post-graduate students, Music College, Capital Normal University
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Miss Tianyang Ren, Miss Junjie Li, Mr Zheng Tian, presenters in a form of singing China’s Folk Song Jasmin Flower, undergraduate students, Music College, Capital Normal University
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Mr Fei Long, Miss Tianwei Tang, presenters in a form of singing China’s Folk Song The Youth Dance, post-graduate students, Music College, Capital Normal University
Mr John Bayramian, presenter of Embracing Culture and Art Education with Nature of Longhu Maintain World Heritage, Director of International Culture and Art Education Centre, Hua Quan Culture and Art Village, Yingtan, Jiangxi Province, China
Miss Ankita Acharya, presenter of Visualising the Role in Life for Children – the case of SoD, Nepal
Miss Ting Zhao, presenter of Music in Early Year Education for All, Principal Lecturer, Early Year Education, Beijing Youth and Politics College, Beijing, China, with
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Ms Yueying Li, presenter in a form of singing China Pop Song Let’s Sing the Same Song, Headteacher, Beihai Kindergarten, Beijing, China
Professor Lian Sun, presenter of Music Stay in Performance, professor, Performance Art, Kede College, Capital Normal University, Beijing, China, with China Pop Musical Hand in Hand, performance,
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Mr Jiyang Li, presenter as a translator, undergraduate student, Kede College, Capital Normal University
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Mr Zeming Fang, presenter as a piano player, post-graduate student, Kede College, Capital Normal University
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Miss Wenqing Ning, Miss Mingyuan Du, Miss Junhan Meng, Miss Yi Lin, Miss Mengqing Zhang, presenters in the musical performing group, Kede College, Capital Normal University
This LivePBL workshop as UNESCO WCCAE 2024 online side event is an award-recognised program enhancing SDG4 (https://sdgs.un.org/goals/goal4), through Project-Based Learning, merging music, art, and education for home based cross-cultural and intergenerational education engagement. It addresses the educational shift necessitated by COVID-19 with a hybrid model blending traditional and innovative pedagogies. The event opens with a culturally rich operatic piece and includes diverse formats like academic discourse, performances, and interactive sessions. It culminates in collaborative projects facilitated via a digital platform, embodying the global-local educational ethos, and transforming music and art educational practices in alignment with home based sustainable development goals. This workshop is led by Professor Yuanyun Li from Music College, Capital Normal University, Beijing, China, and Mr John Bayramian, International Culture and Art Education Centre, Hua Quan Village, Yingtan, China, and collaborators based in Nepal and UK.
LivePBL Online Side Event at UNESCO WCCAE 2024
We are ready to support. LivePBL Music College, Capital Normal University, Beijing, China, led by Professor Li Yuanyuan
Ankita led educational projects in SoD Nepal
Ms Li Xiang led Beijing Chaoyang Children Centre, Sun Flower teacher training and conducting LivePBL projects in shools - we are ready to support
Beijing College of Youth and Politics, Early Year Music Education led by Ms Zhao Ting - We are ready to support
Professor Sun Lian led Performance Art at Kede College, Capital Normal University, Beijing China - We are ready to support