LEARNING EXPERIENCE
In each module in this course, you will be presented with 3-4 key ideas or concepts to learn and explore. You will then have the opportunity to play and experiment to problem solve during facilitation.
You will share with other learners in this community your experiences and reflections. You will also be able to ask for and provide feedback to other learners to create an open culture of learning, borrowing, co-creating, building upon others work and reshaping. The end of each module will have prompts to apply the lessons to the facilitation projects and to reflect on the learnings of the module.
MODULES
Ecosystem & Context
Time, Space and Pace
Learner Needs
Role, Purpose & Value
Inclusive Design
Reflective Practice 1
Community & Culture
Learning Objectives
Interactional Distance
Learner-Facilitator Interaction
Learner-Learner Interaction
Reflective Practice 2
Techniques & Tools
Facilitation Goals
Facilitation Influence
Facilitation Techniques & Tools
Authentic Learning, Practice & Formative Assessment
Reflective Practice 3
Date-enriched Practice
Learning Analytics
Feedback for Learning
Learning Data Ethics
Communicating Analytics
Reflective Practice 4
Facilitator Reflection & Feed Forward
Evaluating Effectiveness
Professional Self-Reflection
Peer Review of Facilitation
Reflective Practice 5
PROJECT
There are three (3) activities in the interactive project.
Each activity in this project has three (3) steps where you will act in different roles while completing those steps:
You will act as Facilitator 1 and create some simple learning activities.
You will act as a Student and complete the activities that Facilitator 1 has created.
You will act as Facilitator 2 and conduct facilitation and provide feedback to the students who have completed Facilitator 1's activities.
HOW WILL YOU BE ASSESSED?
Throughout this course, you will complete a variety of learning activities. In addition, you will reflect on your experiences. These reflections and learning activities will become your portfolio of learning evidence which you can retain after you have completed the course.
