Exactly a month later...

Our "Beyond emoderating" course has finished some time ago and normal work swapped over all of us.

It was fun to look which blogs are till now in use - clearly it's Tony's and Rachel's blogs! I will find time during the next weeks to let the course pass and reflect the processes and I will comment it in my blog - promise :-)

Jutta
Today starts the last eModeration course according to Gilly Salmon in Austria which I moderate. 9 out of 12 participants are already active!!

Gender democracy in eLearning

Great title, isn't it?

At the moment I'm preparing a workshop to Gender Mainstreaming in eLearning together with a very nice colleague who works in an institution "Counsel for men".

It's the third workshop.

1. In the first workshop a trainer team tried to sensitize us - university professors - for eLearning and I reported from some experience for promoting women in lifelong learning training which a high amount of eLearning.
2. In the second workshop the same trainer team discussed with us what had changed in our work based on the experiences of the first workshop - and it was a lot! E.g. my colleague "gendered" the whole learning platform. The we analised results of our project according to gender - and we developed a long feedback.
3. In this third workshop we will look at our learning material and our concepts with "gender glasses". It will be very exciting.

Tony's WIKI

can be found in http://emoddiewiki.wetpaint.com/

Gricean Maxims

Tip of Tony :-) and use of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gricean_maxims



Paul Grice (1913 - 1988, British philosopher of language) proposed four conversational maxims - 4 Grundsätze des Dialogs

1. Maxim of Quality: Truth - Grundsatz der Qualität: Wahrheitsgehalt


2. Maxim of Quantity: Information - Grundsatz der Quantität: Information


3. Maxim of Relation: Relevance - Grundsatz der Verbindung: Relevanz


4. Maxim of Manner: Clarity - Grundsatz der Methode, des Designs: Klarheit

http://www.meaning.ch/component/option,com_weblinks/Itemid,4/catid,42/

Next blog from my colleague :-)

Adele's blog http://adelesatimodblog.blogspot.com/

Week 3 – assessing forums

Thanks to Tony and Adele for the vivid discussion and the interesting material, as you all can see:

1. Assessing discussion forums

   Online Discussion Protocols and Rubrics. Dabbagh, N. Copyright 2000 - 2003. http://mason.gmu.edu/%7Endabbagh/wblg/online-protocol.html

   
   
   
2. Evaluation and Assessment Conference – a commitment to quality

   Second ATN Evaluations and Assessment Conference
   (University of South Australia)
   http://www.unisa.edu.au/evaluations/program.htm
   with a lot of interesting talks, e.g.

   Baron, Judi and Keller, Mike
   Use of Rubrics in Online Assessment
   http://www.unisa.edu.au/evaluations/Full-papers/BaronFull.doc

   
   
   
3. Dr Mike Keller

   Applied and Molecular Ecology, Univ. of Adelaide
   The on-line management of pests: discussion forums as a learning/teaching tool
   http://www.adelaide.edu.au/clpd/materia/leap/case_studies/keller.html
   

4. Book: Theory and Practice of Online Learning

   Editors:
   Terry Anderson
   & Fathi Elloumi
   http://cde.athabascau.ca/online_book/
   Cc creative commons licence
   

   
   

Blogs from my collegues in this course

Tony's Blog http://emoddie.blogspot.com/

Hannah’s Blog http://emodblog.blogspot.com/

Jim’s Blog – not so easy to reach
http://www.learningplatforms.info
Choose Blog/News from the Networking sub menu.