本集《跨領域同好會》以「決策與共創」為主題，邀請台大創新設計學院服務推廣中心的劉建成，分享他對 SXSW EDU 2026 教育趨勢的觀察。
這場短講聚焦兩個關鍵概念：決策智能與夥伴生態系設計。當跨領域教育不再只是開設課程或舉辦活動，而是需要連結大學、產業、K-12 與不同學習者需求時，教育工作者也需要重新思考：我們如何做出更有依據的教學與組織決策？又如何讓跨界合作從一次性的活動，逐步走向長期互惠的共創關係？
劉建成在分享中指出，決策智能可以協助教育工作者整合數據、行動與成果，辨識課程設計與組織行動中的關鍵槓桿；而夥伴生態系設計則提醒我們，跨界合作不能只停留在資源媒合，而需要設計出讓學校、產業、學生與不同教育組織都能獲得實質收穫的合作結構。
本集將從這些概念出發，討論跨領域教育如何從「憑經驗推動活動」，走向更有方法論的決策設計與系統共創。
In this episode of The Misfit Disciplines Club, we explore the theme of “decision-making and co-creation” with Chien-Cheng Liu from the Outreach Center at the National Taiwan University College of Design and Innovation. Drawing from his observations at SXSW EDU 2026, Liu shares emerging perspectives on the future of interdisciplinary education and collaboration.
The talk centers on two key ideas: decision intelligence and partner ecosystem design. As interdisciplinary education expands beyond offering courses or hosting events, educators are increasingly challenged to connect universities, industry partners, K–12 education, and diverse learner needs in more meaningful ways. This shift raises important questions: How can educational institutions make better-informed decisions? And how can cross-sector collaborations evolve from short-term partnerships into sustainable, mutually beneficial co-creation networks?
During the session, Liu explains how decision intelligence can help educators integrate data, actions, and outcomes to identify the key drivers behind effective curriculum design and organizational strategy. He also highlights the importance of ecosystem design, emphasizing that successful collaboration requires more than simple resource sharing. Instead, partnerships should be intentionally structured so that schools, industry, students, and educational organizations all gain tangible value from working together.
Through these discussions, the episode examines how interdisciplinary education can move beyond experience-driven initiatives toward more strategic decision-making and long-term systems-level co-creation.
跨領域同好會The Misfit Disciplines Club｜ATTE ft. MOE Cross Disciplinary Bachelor Program