Group Plan

EDAC 635 Group 1 Learning Styles-Group Plan
Syllabus Design (20 pts) - Due by October 20, Comments due by October 27
Assignment
Person Responsible
Due Date
Group Leader
Barbara Holly & Rachel Wise
n/a
Have group discussion on plan for syllabus/course design
All

Write Introduction (½ page)  Briefly describe the objectives, audience, and purpose of the course
Barbara
10/14
Write Rationale - main ideas of Theory Review
Hagan
10/14
Write main points of syllabus
Rachel & Misael
10/14
-Location, Dates and Times of class
Rachel
10/14
-Objectives of Course
Rachel
10/14
-Learning Activities, Schedules, Strategies, Methods and Tools
Rachel
10/14
-Reading/Learning Materials
Misael
10/14
-Assignments and Due Dates
Misael
10/14
-Grading Criteria and Standards
Misael
10/14
-Attendance Policies
Rachel
10/14
-Reflection (½ page) - Discuss main highlights and processes of the syllabus design.
Barbara
10/14
Create Table 1. Summary of Syllabus Design
Rachel
10/14
Compile into one paper and check over grammar/APA format
Hagan
10/16
Review syllabus and send comments/edits
All
10/18
Submit syllabus to Canvas and post on blog
Barbara
10/20
Comment on other group’s blogs
All
10/27
Final Showcase (19 pts) - Due by November 10, Comments due by November 17


Assignment
Person Responsible
Due Date
Group Leader
Hagan Lawson & Misael Arrieta
n/a
Draft script for video reflection
Barbara, Rachel & Misael
11/1
Record and edit video 
Hagan
11/8
Post video to blog
Barbara
11/10
Post text version of video to blog
Rachel
11/10
Decide on multi-media format for implementation of syllabus (video, diagram, chart, etc.)
All
*maybe we create a Prezi?
10/18
Write draft of how will implement syllabus in practice
All
11/1
-Learners and learning objectives
Barbara
11/1
-Main activities of course
Rachel
11/1
-Goals to achieve through activities
Hagan
11/1
-Artifacts/tools/strategies used
Misael
11/1
-Lessons/knowledge/skills gained
Rachel
11/1
-Create three pictures of how artifacts/tools/strategies implemented
All
11/1
Create multi-media format
Rachel
11/8
Post multi-media format on blog
Barbara
11/10
Post in EDAC 635 Facebook page
Misael
11/10
Comment on other group’s Final Showcase
All
11/17

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