Introduction
The students in your class will be receiving feedback via the formative and summative instruments you have developed to measure the depth and breadth of their learning. However, it is also important that as a designer, you have a clear idea how well your design scaffolded them during their learning.
Learning Outcomes
to solicit constructive feedback from the teacher or proxy in order to fully understand the iterative nature of instructional design
Readings
Criticism vs. Feedback--Which One Wins, Hands-Down? (Part 2)
Weekly assignment
To-do--Part 1
Your grade will be predicated upon the following:
To do |
Points |
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50
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**minimum of 15
Part 2
Begin piecing together all the project "deliverables" into one cohesive document.Be sure to review the APA 6th edition heading and seriation on the OWL site.
After the deliverable for week 11, add this feedback form and teacher/proxy response to the paper. Be sure to include rationale for the selection of the questions as well reasons for the importance of feedback and how it was expected to impact the iterative nature of your design.
A copy and paste of your survey is expected to be included in the paper as well as a link if it is online. This will be formally submitted at the end of the course with the final project paper.
Congratulations - you have just finished week 12!
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