New Zealand Schools OER Portal/First train-the-trainers workshop/Planning the wiki taster sessions
From WikiEducator
Outcomes
- Time - 2 - hours (Can be longer up to half day)
- "Hook" teachers to:
- Information to make an informed judgement
- Basic editing skills (create an account, basic editing)
- Sign up for an account
- Building confidence
- Aim for 10 participants per taster session.
Brainstorm list
- Articulate motivations for participating OERNZ
- Donate bounties for developing world (to motivate participation)?
- NB Point of difference -- why is WikiEducator different (not another lesson plan repository)
- New Curriculum
- Community
- Integration with approved LMS/VLE vendors
- Remix
- Community / relfective practice (Sharing things that worked -- it is work in progress. Teaching as enquiry)
- How does WE differentiate itself from Wikispaces, Curriki etc.
- Comparative table of "typical" websites (features)
- Different entry points to create content
- International collaboration
- Find like-minded champions
- Work with subject associations
- Working with the "loops"
- ICT PD clusters
- (Visual) - Concept map
- Use case scenarios (eg how do we support and extend OER for e-Learning)
- Time-lapse
- Glossary of concepts (with reference to OERNZ)
- Teacher FAQs
- Toolbox activities
- Information literacy (Librarians as group)
- Film components of wiki-taster sessions -- share
- Wiki-taster sessions @ conferences
- Subject weeks, curriculum weeks -- eg Math week etc
- Collaboration - outreach institutes
Resources we need
- Success stories
- Early exemplars (Showing good design)
- Before and after examples (showing learning design)
- Videos
- Bishop Tutu
- WIki's in p[ain English
- Wayne
- Slide show
- Sample agenda
- Slide shows
- Do we need two formats (with or without computer)
- List venues
- List of "certified" trainers to run wiki taster sessions
- Posters for advertising sessions
- "Lesson plan"
- Content examples for remix and improvement