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The
following course requirements will be best understood
in the context of the grading link. Additional
explanation of the requirements is on the following
page that
contains more specific information. There are minimum
and maximum requirements for each of the activities
Attendance
Attendance
at each of the four seminar meetings is an expectation.
If an absence is unavoidable then a brief (3-5 page) paper
on the
topic of the seminar must be submitted. For example, if the
meeting featuring situational role plays was missed,
a report on situations role-played with a friend or student
colleague could be submitted.
Tapped
In
Post (Minimum of one)
Four
topics will be provided from which you will select one
for posting of a short, executive summary, type report
of your
findings and thoughts. The post should show
the sources your used. The posting should be made according
to the following schedule. Due December 5. Information about Tapped In and registration for Tapped In is on the External Links page.
Reply
to Tapped In Post
(Minimum of one)
Learners
are also expected to reply to fellow student postings,
with a minimum of one reply. It is encouraged again that
this is completed well before the examination so that the
entire group may benefit Also replies must be posted by December
5
NOTE
regarding Tapped In posts and replies: Completing
the Tapped In posts well before the examination will allow
the entire
group
to benefit
from
the posts and
replies.
Tapped
In Chat
The
Tapped In EDHS 838 group site provides the capability for
a synchronous chat. To receive the activity points for
the
chat, you
need to participate in a chat with three additional people
for at least 40 minutes. The chat topic can be a course
related topic of the groups's choosing.
Reading list
A
list of readings and a short one paragraph comment on each
reading is due by December 9. Four points
are
earned
for each article and 20 points are earned for each book.
Reading one book and four articles is required. The maximum
number of reading points is 40 for books and 40 for articles.
Course
examination
The
course examination will be an essay on one of four topics.
The topics will be the same
as those for the Tapped In Postings.
Your topic number will be assigned at random and will be
sent to you by e-mail. You will have two hours from the time
you open the e-mail with the number to complete the essay.
The essay can be written and returned, or returned as an
e-mail attachment. The completed examination must be returned
by 5 PM December
9.
Course analysis
and critique
The
date that the on-line course evaluation is available will
be announced in class and by e-mail.
Link to more information about requirements and grades
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