Talk:Jared's Portfolio Page
-- Dbyrne (talk) 15:16, 12 October 2014 (EDT) -- Dbyrne (talk) 15:16, 12 October 2014 (EDT) -- Dbyrne (talk) 15:16, 12 October 2014 (EDT)
Hi Jared,
You've made an excellent start in your needs assessment. I teach a professional development course on the Flipped Classroom paradigm and I'm looking forward to learning some new ideas from you! You have probably already found your way to this website, but a great resource for your project is the Flipped Learning Network http://flippedclassroom.org (go to the resource tab for more information on the "principles," and resources such as videos.
As I was just saying to another student, in general, right now my feedback touches on the same topics that I mentioned in my message to the whole class. As you continue to work on the needs assessment (it is a work in progress for weeks), think about how to include education research to demonstrate both the need/gap that this course will fill, and also demonstrate the educational benefits.
You're off to a great start!
Deb
Another round of feedback -- Dbyrne (talk) 17:10, 16 November 2014 (EST)
Hi Jared,
Excellent work so far! I think that I can help you can expand your learning objectives a bit more by recommending the ABCD model in the ID text (p.119). You currently have the Audience (A), and the desired Behavior (B), but you can add a bit more about the Conditions (C) and the Degree (D).
Try to flush out the Analysis of your learners - the pre-requisite skills - and you'll reiterate here who your audience is.
Good job on your curriculum map...such a good job that I actually noticed a possible opportunity there that I didn't see I your task analysis. I think you might want to consider a unit in between your current Unit 3 and 4...or maybe it is part of Unit 3. It seems like a big jump to go from learning about flipped classroom concepts to actually creating online units.
Unless of course, knowing the different tech tools is a pre-requisite for the learner....?
Just some food for thought.
Looking good otherwise!
Deb