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1) Title: Making Effective Presentations: 1) Content and Organization 2) Supporting Materials 3) Delivery Practice (all three activities involve peer reviews using checklists from a text) Activity Type: Scaffolding (constant refining of presentation based on feedback from/to peers, and personal reflection. Working towards a final presentation at end of mini-course) Linked Activities: Assimilative (read chapters in text, get familiar with checklists, view YouTube videos, ask questions, complete postings on discussion board) Interaction Types: Paired (learner to learner as students give and receive feedback) Facilitation requirements: Management, Monitoring, Technical Support if needed Activity Patterns: Comprehend, Apply, Create, Evaluate, Reflect

    • Activity tasks:

1) Students comprehend what they read, view 2) Students are able to apply what they have learned from text and videos 3) Students can come up with content and use tools to organize it into a new creative presentation 4) Students are willing to evaluate other presentations 5) Students are being reflexive as they get/give feedback Learning Environment requirements: Asynchronous and synchronous communication space

    • Tools Support: Tool for communication between peers as they give/receive feedback


4) Title: Peer Review (and OLFM review) of Final Presentation Activity Type: Culminating (final presentation at end of mini-course) Linked Activities: Assimilative (read chapters in text, get familiar with checklists, view YouTube videos, ask questions, complete postings on discussion board, refine presentation based on feedback received, practice giving presentation, get familiar with Elluminate) Interaction Types: learner to learner as students give and receive feedback, instructor to learner Facilitation requirements: Management, Monitoring, Technical Support if needed Activity Patterns: Evaluate, Reflect

    • Activity tasks:

1) Students are able to use Elluminate to evaluate final presentation, using rubric and checklists 2) Students have used the scaffolding activities to reflect and improve their final presentation Learning Environment requirements: Asynchronous and synchronous communication space

    • Tools Support: Tool for giving presentation and for communication between peers/OLFM as they give/receive feedback