Week 4: Connect
31 January - 6 February 2013
Esta semana pretendeu-se construir um modelo pedagógico; a tarefa foi cumprida
usando a ferramenta Pedagogical Pattern Collector.
Guidance and support
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Content and experience
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Tools & resources
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Responsibilities & relationships
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Tools & resources
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Responsibilities & relationships
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The participants of the course participants should have Internet access and intermediate skills in using ICT.
A spirit of mutual encouragement and support is encouraged by teachers as well as fostering a collaborative learning environment among colleagues.
Tutors should use a developmental mentoring approach.
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1. A block of detailed activities to be held throughout the week
2. Detailed learning outcomes
3. Module materials (representative of a tutorial activity, also including articles, blogs and videos Theme).
4. A manual
5. Aggregators: Facebook group, Scoop.it, Delicious
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Students study for approx 10 hours per week (Incl. course- & self-directed study and the completion of assignments)
Variety of activities include reading, discussing, practical tasks and collaborative activities
Learners will use a real or adopted professional perspective throughout the course to frame their discussions and reflections and in their assignments
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Reflection and demonstration
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Communication and collaboration
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Tools & resources
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Responsibilities & relationships
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Tools & resources
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Responsibilities & relationships
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Use of a reflective personal blog and eportfolio are encouraged throughout the module.
Assessment of the module integrated with the teaching and learning activities so that all assignment work is a learning experience.
Assignments relate to personal context and practices.
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Strong emphasis on peer communication and collaboration, and learning from one another's experiences
The variety of tools used
Learners activity on the forum is supported, guided, assessed and receives regular feedback
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OLDS-MOOC; 3 Weeks | For successfully completing any three weeks of the OLDS-MOOC ‘Learning Design for a 21st Century Curriculum’ |
Learner context as potential help (Luckin, 2010) |