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Internal Interaction Plan: By Week - Paragraphs
Valerie Taylor
Pre-Course
- Announcements: Send a welcome announcement with course basics and contact information.
- Office Hours: Review/update office hours and orientation times in course modules.
- Introduction: Main page
- Course Pacing: Set assignment due dates - Sunday 11:00pm. Modules remain open throughout course.
Week 1
- Announcements: Post 3 announcements: one for orientation, one mid-week reminder, and one at the end of the week.
- Pronto: Encourage students to post to create community and check tech issues. Remind them of the purpose of Pronto.
- Emails: Use "Message Students Who" on Canvas to email students who haven't participated by Thursday.
- Office Hours: Hold online office hours on Wednesday 2:00 - 2:50pm PT
- Survey: Conduct a student survey to understand their needs and preferences.
- Feedback: Respond to introductions and discussion posts, providing individual text-based feedback on assignments.
Week 2 - 12
- Announcements: Post weekly announcements previewing objectives and reviewing content. Highlight the past week's accomplishments and questions. Remind them of resources.
- Pronto: Send a note before hopping on online office hours. Clarify any content-related questions via Pronto.
- Emails: Email students who are not completing assignments to start a conversation. Send follow-up notes and supports for any students who are missing assignments.
- Feedback: Provide individual text-based feedback on assignments and use "Message Students Who" for those who haven't submitted.
- Office Hours: Continue holding office hours and send reminders via Pronto.
Weeks 6, 10
Student Progress Monitoring Special Tasks:
- Weeks 6 & 10: Fill out college Connect Progress Survey with personalized notes.
Week 12
- Feedback: Provide feedback on final assessments, discuss grades, and conduct course evaluations. Follow up with students who have concerns.