So I went
to the site today and posted a greeting on the top of the group’s main page in
the hopes of creating more of a welcoming site that the students will want to
visit more. I also created a few threads
in the forum at the bottom of the main page to try and encourage more students
to participate. For Phase I, I went
through each person’s page and read through their responses. At this point only 5 people (myself included)
have completed the assignment. My
professor assured me that some schools are having technical difficulties with
getting onto the GLIP Wiki to be able to add to it. I hope that once everything gets worked out,
we’ll have more participation.
I like to
use positive feedback with everyone. I
believe that people (students and peers alike) are more responsive to
compliments and constructive criticisms that negative critiques. Because of this, I went through my group
mates responses and tried to pull things from them to post in a forum. This was intended to brag on those people,
their responses, and the commonalities that were found. With students in a classroom this technique
can quickly entice participation since students want to be included in the
list. I hope this has the same effect
online.
The second
forum I created while I was in the “creating” mode is for Phase II. This assignment requires the members of the group
to find pictures that show where they are from and tell a little bit about
them. Then collectively the group is to
create a travel brochure that showcases each of the countries. As the technology facilitator, I need to
figure out a technological way to create the travel brochure. It will require me to do some research
online and see what options are out there.
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