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Instructor¹s Notes on Lesson 2: 1st posting period

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I though we should reflect on what we have accomplished in the 1st posting period for Lesson 2 discussions to help us to improve our learning experiences.  I hope you find them useful.

What we did right:

·      Responded to ALL KEY discussion question by Thursday.

·      I saw many thorough and comprehensive responses to the key discussions with relevant and strong references support.

·      Some of you started respond to other students' postings. It is a great way to engage us in more learner-learner interaction.

What we can improve:

·      Remember to "Reply" to the key discussion thread rather than initiating a new thread for our postings/responses.

·      Update the "Subject" field to reflect our posting; therefore, our subject field represent a title of our postings rather than read like "KEY-1-Foundation of OL" or "RE: KEY-1-Foundation of OL"  See my postings for the examples.

·      As a courtesy, don't forget to respond to the questions raised by the moderators, the classmates, and the instructor to your postings.  Frequently, I ask further questions on your postings.

·      Some of you did not respond to ALL four key questions. Be sure to follow posting periods to complete the requirements avoid any further point deductions.

At least 2 postings in the 2nd posting period (Friday-Sunday)

·      You can:

o   Respond to the questions raised by others to your postings.

o   Respond to the Follow-Up questions posted by the instructor

§  Sometime the instructor may post the follow-up questions to hemp us to deepen our thoughts. Not required but highly encouraged.

o   Respond to others' posting.

·      Total 6 posting at least for Lesson 2 (Previous students' average was 12 postings)

·      See previous students'' discussion analyses: https://sites.google.com/site/etc645/discussion-analysis

Q: I have responded to others' postings in 1st posting period. Can the counted toward to 2nd posting period?

A: No. Be sure you have two postings in 2nd posting period.

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