Task 1

Introduction
Estimated time for completion: 5 hours

Unlike some traditional university courses where learning material is presented via classroom lectures, this micro-course requires a more independent approach to learning. This course is based on digital literacy principles of: finding information online, sharing it with your fellow learners, reflecting on the content, supporting your own ideas with appropriate evidence, and completing some specific learning tasks.	A free content video streamed from Vimeo University of Southern Queensland.
A free content video streamed from Vimeo University of Southern Queensland.	To get the ball rolling, please do the following: View the Welcome video featuring Professor Peter Terry (above). Post some information about yourself on the Discussion forum, including your sport(s), your country, and what you hope to gain from this course. From the list of Open Access Online Journals provided, find an article related to the psychology of sport performance, read it thoroughly and provide a brief reflection on the content. Add the article and your reflections to the Resource bank. Video tutorial There is a short (5min) video tutorial (left) that demonstrates how to find an article in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). Please watch this before starting your search for an article.