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Feedback on Topic 2

Topic 2 went well, with most of you making good improvement. Try not to let the break result in a backwards step! Specifically for topic 2, it was fine to limit yourself to a single literacy, but you needed to acknowledge the others and justify why you only addressed one. Also, the question asked you to evaluate, which means to make a judgement as to the effectiveness of these methods of assessing reliability based on evidence/research/comparison, not to just describe the methods. Continue reading →

Feedback from Topic 1

The standard of work for this topic was generally good and the use of visual elements, many self-produced, has improved too. Hoping to see more self-produced videos in the next topic though. It was great to see the use of H5P by Tom Davidson and Tom Rowledge - well done. General Comments It is important to research widely and deeply into the topic and then apply a critical mind to the question. Continue reading →

End of Topic 5 and Final Class on Monday

Hi everyone, Please remember that your summary posts on Topic 5 are due by end of day tomorrow (Sunday 11th) We have a final F2F session in 67/2011 from 11 - 12 on Monday (12th) In this session we will: Deal with any queries you may have about the final part of the module assessment (due 19th May) Discuss your feedback on the module experience and how we could improve it for next year Feature a short hangout with Cristina Costa providing her external perspective and feedback as... Continue reading →

General feedback on Topic 4

All the individual feedback for Topic 4 is now complete – just scroll down your google doc for our latest additions. Some of you commented that the topic is very broad – yes indeed it is, but no one post is expected to cover everything. If you look across the range of work submitted you’ll find quite a few different perspectives on the topic. Continue reading →

General Feedback on Topic 3

Well done for all your efforts in topic 3 – certainly the most popular topic so far in terms of volume and enthusiasm. Keep it up! Your individual feedback is now posted – simply open the original link that was emailed to you and scroll down. There should now be feedback included on your topic 3 work now too. Continue reading →

General Feedback on Topic 2

Thanks to all of you for some excellent discussions about online identity. Yes it is a huge area and impossible for one person to cover everything, but I hope you agree that collectively the group has produced a variety of interesting perspectives and resources on the topic. Some posts are getting too long – experiment with “doing more with less”. Continue reading →

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