ETC645

(same message posted to the discussion area & the announcement) Dear ETC645 students,   Congratulations! A few more days to complete ETC645! In spite of all obstacles and challenges, continue persevering with your great work in the last lesson.   Here are a few highlights for your references. Assignment 6 : ETC Program Portfolio: ETC645 Reflections (10 points) Lesson 8 Discussions: Peer review on final PDs Due to an incomplete week. Two-posting periods don't apply. Complete all course requirements by midnight, 03/01/2022, Tuesday , unless the special arrangement. Course evaluation (Closed Feb. 27, 11:59 pm, Sunday ): If you have responded to the course evaluation but haven't spent proof, don't forget to do so. Send proof: By going to nau.edu/course_evals > Surveys > Completed Surveys > Send Proof link in the Date/Time Completed column. Assignment Q & A Q: Can I submit the signature a...

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After further discussions with Team 5, we will remain a "topic-based" thread for the Lesson 6 discussion that requires us to reply to the three key questions posted by me as we did in the previous lesson.  In addition, I encourage everyone to update the subject field to reflect/summarize your postings when replying to a posting. See my postings as examples.   In spite of all challenges, continue persevering with your great work in our lesson discussions. We have established strong learning networks and communities. Don't relinquish from your great work; therefore, your efforts won't be proved futile.  

In this week's instructor's notes, I would like to reflect on our Assignment 2 and 3, and our lesson discussion in general to your further learning.  Assignment 2: LMS By gaining in-depth knowledge of LMS in Assignment 2 would help you to prepare Assignment 3 which is due this Sunday. Google Docs Sharing: Many of you share your Google Docs with "Anyone at NAU with the link," or with your teammates.  For the assignment purpose, the best is to share with me only since your Google Docs assignments contain private information.  If you want to share it with your teammates later, you can copy/paste and share the specific sections without my comments and grades. For more information see: https://sites.google.com/site/etcnle/google-docs-sharing   Challenging Assignment: Most of you found this Assignment 2 extremely challenging. It is. Here are my reflections that I shared with a few of our classmates. Most of us are not used to analyzing learning...

Q: Do I wait after Thursday to respond to others?   A: We need not wait after Thursday to respond to others. Just make sure we will come back in the 2 nd posting period to respond to others to deepen our learner-learner interaction and connection. Such requirements are to ensure participants interact with others later in the week. Some may respond to the key questions and respond to others in the 1st posting period. Then never return to the discussion board for the rest of the week.  

Common Feedback for Lesson 2 Discussion   You should receive your Lesson 2 discussion grade and feedback in your NAU Email.  I hope you find them beneficial.  Here are more of my reflections to advance your learning experiences. This is a longer common feedback for the lesson discussion because this is the first time we participated in the graded lesson discussions. I want to ensure that you have a full understanding of the expectations of the class discussions.   Why do we have two posting-periods? The purposes are to engage you in a network or community learning which emphasizes a cycle of inquiry. In the first-posting period, through the readings and responding to the key questions, you focus on a problem of practices that, if improved upon, significantly and positively impacts yourselves. You learn or unlearn in order to discover your best options. In the second-posting period, you refine and reflect your learning by interconnecting with our c...