Student and Group Responsibilities
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Group Responsibilities
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Student Responsibilities:
- Participate in class and online discussions
concerning issues and topics presented. This will include research into
topics outside of text materials and responsibility for presenting and sharing
information with other class members.
- Contribute your thoughts on the questions
posed in the So What? Saloon.
- Submit a written evaluation of personal
progress throughout the course when working on developing your skills with
computer tools.
- Complete three (3) mini projects or
one (1) large combined project. Projects
should incorporate the use of at least 3 different "mindtools"
into the learning setting. The activities you develop as part of your
projects should include:
- A problem to solve
- Knowledge to structure
- Assurance that each group member will
achieve competence with each type of tool
- Requirements for collecting, analyzing, and
making decisions about the content learned
- Requirements for active collaboration within
and between groups of students
Actual topic and
scope of each project will be negotiated between participants and the
instructor. These projects may be completed in collaborative groups.
Projects will be presented to the entire class at the end of the semester.
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Complete a planning proposal that will present a course of action for the
individual in his/her efforts to integrate computers and information technologies into
future professional roles. The proposal will include an initial self-assessment of
skills and knowledge done at the beginning of the class, a summary of activities
undertaken during the class to add to or increase existing skills and knowledge, and an
outline of goals and possible activities for continuing to add to or increase existing
skills and knowledge.
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Complete other assignments as requested by the
instructor.
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Revise any and all of these assignments to
better meet individual needs and goals
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Group Responsibilities:
- Identification of group roles
- Presenting information and leading class
discussions
- Contribute at least two activities for each
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- When appropriate, conduct interviews with
public school teachers and leaders in order to complete a needs assessment for
course and training program development mandated by the NC State Board of
Education. This may include visiting several school sites.
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