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Talk:Flipping the Classroom-MC

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Development Tryout - Peer Note -- Efana (talk) 14:24, 4 December 2016 (EST)

Mauranda,

Good start to Flipping the Classroom so far! Here are my initial thoughts after reading through your introduction and first module:


What Worked Well:

  1. All your in course links are functional and used appropriately. (The links on your intro page need updating)
  2. The information presented is easy to comprehend, easy to follow, enjoyable to read, and educational in nature.
  3. The content of the first module aligns with your essential question: "What is flipping the classroom".
  4. Implementing a digital media (like Lynda) into your modules are a great way to enrich learning. It also served as an anticipatory set for me.
  5. TodaysMeet is an awesome Web 2.0 technology for collaborative discussion.


Things to Consider:

  1. The introduction still have some formatting and content suggestions left presumably by Prof. Byrne.
  2. Add APA citations from the sources where you got your information from. This will also provide a spot for learners to go investigating further if they desire.
  3. I would recommend linking text rather than including full URLs or "CLICK TO VIEW!". For example, use the link to to insert your URL with the visual text: “Lynda: Flipping the Classroom”.
  4. Check out some of the other examples in KNILT. This will help with structuring your mini-course.
  5. It looks like Ike Shaw's lesson is merged with yours. Not sure if this was intentional or not.


Keep working hard, your efforts will pay off! Email me if you have any further questions or would like me to me to review your course again before submitting it for grading.


Best,
Eric