VUSSC/Singapore BC/Workshop Planning

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Determining Content for Workshops

Decision- making inputs about content

  1. Profile of target group
  2. Duration of workshop
  3. Objectives of the workshop
  4. What must participants:
    1. know, and;
    2. be able to do, at the end of the workshop
  5. Planned Activities

--Ainsworthovid 05:09, 5 April 2007 (CEST)


Group Presentation – Planning a Workshop on Developing ODL materials

Order of Presentation: 1 WikiVelopers 2 Tomato 3 Sunflower and Mountain Chicken 4 MYT6


WikiVelopers

Workshop – 2 -3 days duration Course – A process to provide basic skills – leading to one month period, peer review within group and further consolidate skills.

4 key deliverables:

  1. Knowing your audience – participants
  2. Introduction & advocacy – core values, status of ODL globally

Showcase high quality ODL materials and examples

  1. Key features of ODL materials – look at template of units

Include objectives, feedback, summaries, tools to develop materials, intext questions, access devices, icons and their purpose, language – level and readerbility. Use and integration of media technology. (a practical intervention – ie checking that objectives are SMART)

  1. Production Schedules – key deliverables, tasks,timelines, stakeholders


Tomato

Logistics for workshop

  • All planning and preparation for the workshop
  • Samples of template for developing materials
  • Objectives
  • Teaching & Learning strategies and activities to be used

Content

  • Concept of ODL
  • Best Practices – various aspects of ODL (target group – mixed)
  • Needs analysis – How?
  • Learner profile – How?
  • Instructional strategies
  • Factors to consider when developing materials
  • Student assessment and evaluations
  • Course design
  • Selection and distribution of content
  • Language – style and use of interactive language
  • Activities in materials
  • Format and Layout of content
  • Develop a Course Guide for Learners


THE MY T6-GROUP PRESENTATION

BRAINSTORMING THE PLANNING OF AN ODL WORKSHOP

Pre Workshop

Group Members

  • Patricia
  • Roza
  • Mohammed
  • Ainsworth
  • Manthoto
  • Lydia


Presentation Design

  • Title of Workshop
  • Target Group/size
  • Objectives
  • Pre-workshop activities
  • Workshop design
  • Delivery structure
  • Resources

Workshop Details

  • Title: CREATING MATERIALS FOR OPEN AND DISTANCE LEARNING
  • Target Group:20 Teacher Educators
  • Duration: (3) Days (consecutive) Tuesday - Thursday

Objectives

  • Major: to create ODL materials using sound instructional design principles�
  • Expose participants to the principles of ODL�
  • Help learners to develop skills in the use of the relevant technologies�
  • Expose participants to various instructional design models

Learning Outcomes

At the end of the workshop, learners should be able to:

  • Produce an instructional plan for a course�
  • Structure their content using the COL instructional template/alternative pre-structured ISD templates�
  • Do collaborative content authoring using appropriate software�
  • Publish content on an elearning platform


Pre- Workshop Activities

Course Design

  • Determine the
    • rationale
    • objectives
    • learning outcomes
    • Instructional strategies
    • Delivery mechanisms
    • resources
    • technology requirements
    • evaluation processes

Resources

  • Design, print, and package course materials, handouts, cd-rom,sufficient quantities.
  • Provide stationery- folders, writing materialsDesign, distribute and evaluate pre-test instrument to participants (2wks prior)
  • Ensure Lab-based environment- Internet access,IT support
  • Human resources- Protocol, Certificate of participations


  • Decide on
    • target group/participants
    • budget/source of funding
  • Locate appropriate facilities and resources e.g. venue
  • Determine duration
  • Organize secretariat to administrate workshop- registration, lunch etc.
  • Ensure that resource personnel are in place for digital recording of proceedings
  • Send invitations to Ministry, media and other officials
  • Determine course manager
  • Make decisions about meals, transport and allowances

Workshop

Structure

  • Daily program 9:00am - 3:00pm
  • 15min. break at 10:30, Lunch 12-1:00
  • Four working session per day
  • Presentations by resource personnel
  • Individual and Group activity
  • Group presentations

Content

  • Concept of ODL
  • Best Practices – various aspects of ODL (target group – mixed)
  • Needs analysis – How?
  • Planning ODL material
    • Factors to consider when developing materials
    • Language – style and use of interactive language
    • Format and Layout of content
  • Instructional designs
  • Writing of ODL material
  • Student assessment and evaluations

Workshop Opening

  • 1hour
  • Welcome and Opening remarks
  • Formal Address
  • Special item e.g. cultural dance, dramatic presentation
  • Vote of thanks etc.
  • Refreshments (optional)


Workshop Closing

  • Workshop evaluation
  • Official closing

Post Workshop

  • Preparation of report
  • Follow up
  • Final Report

GROUP SUNFLOWER & MOUNTAIN CHICKEN

Rationale

There is a need to train DE practitioners to design and develop quality ODL materials

Steps / Needs

  1. Pre planning session (s)+
  2. Needs assessment+
  3. Programme coordinators+
  4. Rationale
  5. Venue
  6. Budget / Source of funding
  7. facilitators
  8. Duration - timings
  9. Accommodation
  10. Meals / refreshment
  11. Transport
  12. Allowances / per diem
  13. Aims & Objectives
  14. Course Content
  15. Target group/no. of participants/background Structure /delivery methods /Activities
  16. Materials / equipment
  17. Communication / Invitations
  18. IT support / software
  19. Evaluation
  20. Writing report
  21. Implementation

Pre planning

  • Needs Assessment
    • Participants needs
  • Structure
    • Facilitators
    • Budget
    • venue

Practitioners

  • Content writers / experts / editors
  • Instructional designers / curriculum specialists
  • IT technicians
  • graphic artists