User:BrentSimpson/MetadataInfobox

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This page was used to brainstorm Template:ContentInfobox; please see that page now.


Subject

Topic

Authors

Concepts covered

Intended age of learner

  • Could be a range, eg 12 to 14 years

Audience

- Type

- Sector

- User Level

Time (Learning hours)

Key Learning Objective

Status (draft/final)

- date (of status)


Learning Area

- English

- Mathematics

- Science

- Study of Society and Environment

- Health and Physical Education

- Arts

- Languages

- Technology

(Comment.gif: What's the difference between learning area and subject?)

Strands

Arts - Dance, Drama, Media, Music, Visual arts

Mathematics - Algebra, Chance and data, Measurement, Number, Space, Working mathematically

Science - Life and living, Natural and processed materials, Earth and beyond, Energy and change, Working scientifically

Study of Society and Environment - Culture, Investigation, communication and participation, Place and space, Resources, Time, continuity and change, Natural and social systems, Civics and citizenship

Health and Physical Education - Health of individuals and populations, Human development, Human movement, Human relations, People and food, Physical activity and the community, Safety

English - Reading and viewing, Speaking and listening

Languages - Oral interaction, Reading and responding, Writing, Understanding culture, Understanding language

Technology - Designing, making and appraising, Information, Materials, Systems

Skills/process (from Blooms Taxonomy)

(Comment.gif: I was actually going to swap it out for this one: http://edorigami.wikispaces.com/Bloom's+Digital+Taxonomy but it's all a bit of overkill perhaps. I think what i'm trying to get at in the Skills/concepts label is something that describes the learning skills and learning outcomes that are supported by the learning content, and the taxonomy provides a kind of vocabulary for that. What do you think? brent 01:32, 9 January 2008 (CET) ps. LQT on this page seems to be broken, i can't reply there, so replying here.)

I think there are two alternatives. As named attribute -- keep the taxonomy optional i.e. use it if it works for you. Alternatively to use a simplified performance typology like that used in component display theory (http://coe.sdsu.edu/edtec544/Modules/8-CDT_ClassifyingOutcomes/c/connect.htm ) -- so that simplifies things by having only three types of performance (1) Remember (i.e. knowledge & comprehension) (2) Apply (3) Find. Despite the extensive criticism of Bloom -- it is well known in educational circles. My gut feel is to keep it as an optional field --Wayne Mackintosh 03:17, 9 January 2008 (CET)

- Knowledge

- Comprehension

- Application

- Analysis

- Synthesis

- Evaluation

Sector

- Preschool

- School

- Vocational education and training

- Tertiary

To Do / Notes

Set surrounding div to display:none in common.css so that print version doesn't display.


Dublin Core

Implement an infobox based on EdNA Metadata Standard v1.1. Could actually write this with real DC identifiers in the HTML so could possibly be parsed & read by a program. Would go some way towards solidifying the main category system.

Identifier

would be the URL (hidden)

Title

Description

Subject

Could suggest a range of subjects or leave up to author.

Publisher

defaults to WikiEducator (hidden)

Creator

not sure how this applies in wiki environment

Date

use Element Refinement: Modified and grab from History if possible.

Type

suggest edna-curriculum:

  • activity
  • assessment
  • course
  • curriculum/syllabus
  • exemplar
  • lesson
  • plan
  • online project
  • training package
  • unit/module

Format

defaults to "wiki" (hidden)

Language

Coverage

leave blank (hidden)

Rights

default to license (hidden)

Relation

leave blank (hidden)

Contributor(s)

An entity responsible for making contributions to the content of the resource. is. was resource donated by an organisation.

Source

A reference to a resource from which the present resource is derived.

Audience

  • preschool
  • school
  • vocational education and training
  • higher education
  • adult and community education

or

  • student
  • teacher/lecturer
  • parent/carer
  • administrator
  • community member

(Comment.gif: mmm ... I like the idea of Dublin core especially the idea of embedding this in the actual html. We may want to add one or two custom fields like intended age of the learner and notional learning hours of the resource. --Wayne Mackintosh 01:49, 10 January 2008 (CET))






Information icon.svg MetadataInfobox
Description:
page off of my page
Subject:
Date:
29/11/2008
License:
Contributors:
See: History
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