18-20 November 2008, Saint Vincent & the Grenadines
Programme outline (as executed)
Day 0 - Monday
Evening:
- Participants arrive; informal introductions
- Planning session with the facilitators
Day 1 - Tuesday
- 8h: Planning session with the facilitators
- 9h15-12h30 with break (15)
(: The entire morning session was streamed live on the Caribbean Internet Radio Portal)
Opening circle
Activity
Participant introductions (30 minutes)
- Welcome by SVG representative (Cecil Charles, Ministry of Education)
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Introduction to the workshop (30 minutes)
- Welcome on behalf of COL
- COL’s programmes: training materials, workshops, WikiEducator
- Workshop objectives (outputs and future outcomes): new programmes, good practices, stronger network
- Guidelines for participation: be on-time, aim for full participation, respect for others contributions; share out-of-session
- Background to the workshop approach: engaged, participant-driven
- Q&A
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Activity
Participants’ aspirations and expectations (15 minutes)
- List on flip chart sheets
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Rapid-fire presentations (60 minutes)
- Each participant to present for maximum 3 min about their work (timed; no slides)
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Learning programmes (Part I)
Activity
Spectrogram: The classroom is a better learning environment than a radio programme (45 minutes)
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Afternoon: 13h30-17h with break (15)
Learning programmes (Part I, continued)
Activity
Marketplace: Sharing good practices (60 minutes)
- Linda Hinds, Radio Toco: AIDS & You (radio show)
- Rosamond Brown, Roots FM: Internship programme
- Ian Pringle, COL: Our Classroom (radio show)
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Activity
Circle: What makes a good learning programme? (30 minutes)
- List responses on flip chart sheets
- Encourage discussion
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Learning programmes (Part II)
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Group work exercise: Identifying community development priorities (60 minutes)
- In groups of 3-4, list and explain with bullet points five community development priorities; use coloured index cards provided
- Share your cards, one each, group by group
- Create issue clusters by taping your card to the wall in proximity to similar issues
- Encourage discussion
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Community and public media in the region (30 minutes) - Individual exercise: Priorities for community media
- List on separate post-it notes what you think are priority areas or key challenges for community radio and public media in the region, e.g. Sustainability, Networking
- Stick your notes up on the wall
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Closing circle (15 minutes)
- What colour are you?
- Observations, comments on the day
- Housekeeping announcements
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Evening
- 19h: Planning session with the facilitators
Day 2 - Wednesday
- 8h: Planning session with the facilitators
Morning: 9-12h30 with break (15 minutes)
Activity
Circle (15 minutes)
- What animal are you?
- Housekeeping announcements
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Learning programmes Part III (90 minutes)
Activity
Form programme groups based on participants’ practical interest in priorities; the priority issues include:
- Crime and violence
- Parenting
- Farming livelihoods
- HIV/AIDS
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Group exercise: Design a radio programme to address your issue; answer the following questions and put your responses on a flip chart sheet
- What need does your programme address?
- Who are the learners?
- What are the objectives of your programme?
- Who are the actors? What are the available resources?
- Report back to the whole group
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Clinics - Part I (90 minutes)
Based on yesterday's exercise with Post-It-Notes, the priority areas are
- Technology
- Human Resources
- Financial sustainability
- Evidence-based monitoring and evaluation
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Spend time in your groups to identify problem areas, discuss solutions
Afternoon: 12h30-17h30
- Visit to Bequia School Radio and Multimedia Centre
Evening
- Introduction to WikiEducator and wiki skills
Day 3 - Thursday
- 8h: Planning session with the facilitators
Morning: 9-12h30 with break (15 minutes)
Activity
Circle (15 minutes)
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Activity
Clinics - Part II (30 minutes)
- Take more time with your groups
- Do a presentation for the whole group
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Learning Programmes (Part IV)
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Program Design & Success Factors Review
(Keeping the same groups as yesterday, continue to design your programme; review the success factors we discussed).
Aanswer the following questions:
- Who is your programme/course team?
- Profile your ideal/typical listener
- What formats will you use for what content
- What sort of face-to-face element will you include
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Activity
Circle (45 minutes)
- Invite people to share good practices
(: This portion was broadcast live on a local radio station)
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Afternoon: 15-19h with break (30)
Learning programmes Part V (120 minutes)
Activity
Answer the Questions
Keeping the same groups, continue to design your programme; and answer the questions below:
- How can you monitor what you are doing? What would you"
- Expect to see
- Like to see
- Love to see
- Choose at least three(3) partners you will work with; what gaps exist between you and your prospective partners
- Choose a Marketplace presenter and a wiki reporter
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Learning Programmes Part VI (60 minutes)
Activity
Marketplace: Sharing programme designs
- Crime and violence
- Parenting
- Farming Livelihoods
- HIV/AIDS
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Closing circle (30 minutes)
- What did you find useful or not?
- What will action will you take home with you?
- Evaluation forms
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