Talk:OER Handbook/educator/Beginner advanced
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| Thread title | Replies | Last modified |
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| Rename the title | 7 | 05:18, 17 June 2008 |
| Glossary | 2 | 23:21, 16 June 2008 |
To something like:
- What do I need to know before using this handbook?
- Target readership
- Who this handbook is for
- etc.
Agreed. Changed links and title to "What do I need to know before using this handbook?"
mmmm -- thinking about logical order here. Shouldn't this section on: What do I need to know before using this handbook? Be the first section of this chapter -- or even some kind of preface to the handbook.
Perhaps this is a legacy from an earlier iteration -- but the subsection seems out of sequence here.
We could also include sections on How to use the book, and the bullets Kim suggested above.
I moved this section up to the front of the book.
I didn't add any information to the section, though. Added to issue tracker.
I added most of your edits to the document.
Two things:
1) I think Wayne has specific reasons for mentioning K-18 educators in the introduction. I tried changing the sentence to mention K-18 educators, while being inclusive of other groups. 2) We need to decide whether or not we are going to do case study-type tutorials before we can add text to that effect in the Preface.
Do we need a separate glossary for this handbook? Or simply use the main glossary?
- K18
I apologize, this may come off confusing. The main glossary you linked to is an older version of the one in the educator handbook. Therefore, the educator mini-handbook glossary should either be backported to the main glossary, or it should be ignored. I think I'll backport it.
I envision each handbook having its own glossary, depending on the audience.
