Open ragamouf opened 4 years ago
Could this workshop be adapted to focus on 1 type of learner per iteration: eg HDR students ECRs Librarians/ research support trainers
Realistically, these all fit into the generic persona for the workshop - the difference is in what they'd be able to teach, but I'm not sure I'd like to segregate that way...
Could also consider requirements for participants to bring a lesson and learner persona to work on during the workshop, ie, flipped classroom pre-work?
Yes for materials they're developing, BUT I'd get people to collaborate on a generic task for the workshop itself. Peer learning needs to happen for this stuff to work (ideally in a group of 5-6!).
Another thought branch: how would this workshop go being delivered across 3-4 x weekly sessions of 90 minutes? Building in some unconscious composting time could help learners reflect on persona development and applying backwards design principles to their lessons.
We could do 3 sessions of what we did (except expanded with the formative assessments), and the fourth as a reflection on the individual projects people have. Albeit at the moment we don't have a forum for when we plan to/can reprise this again...
We could do 3 sessions of what we did (except expanded with the formative assessments), and the fourth as a reflection on the individual projects people have. Albeit at the moment we don't have a forum for when we plan to/can reprise this again...
ARDC could quite likely provide a forum for you to run this again if we can work out a suitable timeframe.
The laundry example appeared to be an excellent generic activity that translated to a diverse audience. I really appreciated your effort to find activities that would work across cultures and different professional backgrounds.
I wonder what you might change in terms of overall shape of the workshop if you had a more clearly defined audience - such as data skills trainers from a particular region.
Could this workshop be adapted to focus on 1 type of learner per iteration: eg
Could also consider requirements for participants to bring a lesson and learner persona to work on during the workshop, ie, flipped classroom pre-work?
Another thought branch: how would this workshop go being delivered across 3-4 x weekly sessions of 90 minutes? Building in some unconscious composting time could help learners reflect on persona development and applying backwards design principles to their lessons.