Innovative Teaching and Learning Practices in Higher Education Call for the Copenhagen Summit 2016 May 9-11, 2016 The 14th international symposium organised by the Institute for Learning in Higher EducationThe Copenhagen Summit invites academics and university teachers with an interest in learning-centered higher education to document their innovative teaching and learning practices for THE HANDBOOK OF INNOVATIVE TEACHING AND LEARNING PRACTICES IN HIGHER EDUCATION.The HANDBOOK will be published worldwide by Libri Publishing Ltd., Oxfordshire, UK.All accepted authors will meet in wonderful Copenhagen, Denmark for the 14th International Symposium organised by the Institute for Learning in Higher Education. LiHE symposiums are inspiring and productive, where all authors collaborate to review, edit and refine their input, and join forces to finalise the handbook-manuscript for publication.About the handbookHigher education prepares students for a professional life through teaching and learning. Professions are changing, and so is higher education. We call upon professional academics in higher education to join forces and contribute with their innovative teaching and learning practices for this inspiring international handbook of the highest quality. The handbook will inspire readers to engage their students in new ways of teaching and learning.The handbook will document all inspiring types of innovative teaching and learning practices in Higher Education.Your submissionSubmit a 3-5 paged documentation of your INNOVATIVE TEACHING AND LEARNING PRACTICE. It is important that your documentation is clear and descriptive. Think of it as a short description with teachers’ notes, so that readers of the HANDBOOK will be able to learn from your example and try your teaching and learning innovation themselves.About the symposiumThe LiHE 2016 Copenhagen Summit on INNOVATIVE TEACHING AND LEARNING PRACTICES IN HIGHER EDUCATION takes place in wonderful Copenhagen, Denmark. During the symposium you will visit the Steelcase Active Learning Centre at Hans Christian Andersen’s Boulevard run by the Institute for Learning in Higher Education together with Steelcase University. The symposium itself takes place at Kulturhuset (The House of Culture) at Islands Brygge. Islands Brygge is a former industrial area which is now renovated with new apartments, institutions of culture, open air harbour baths, cafés and restaurants. Islands Brygge is only 500 meters from the City Hall of Copenhagen and 900 meters from Copenhagen Central Station.About the editorsThe book is edited by Professor Dr. Claus Nygaard, Institute for Learning in Higher Education; Professor Dr. John Branch, University of Michigan; Professor Dr. Paul Bartholomew, Aston University.