Day 5 Friday

Welcome to the “first day of class”! Please join us in Elluminate Live!.

1. Ground Rules

  1. Arrive, start, and finish on time
  2. Complete every task
  3. Respect each other
  4. Be supportive of the other team members and their contributions
  5. Participate
  6. Agree to disagree
  7. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes
  8. Be open to the ideas of others
  9. Try new things
  10. Have fun!

2. Log into Elluminate Live! Training Session

Log in with the Participant link: https://sas.elluminate.com/m.jnlp?sid=2009459&password=M.6D90D5405251299645694362DC6F9D
Rachael’s link: https://sas.elluminate.com/m.jnlp?sid=2009459&miuid=48BCA1922FBBB6488968555CB7133C58
Do your Audio Setup Wizard to configure your audio devices.

3. Last minute prep

4. Individual sessions

Task 4 (Day 4-5)

 (Individual capstone project.) Create a first-day-of-class interactive online session and facilitate it in Elluminate Live! as a Moderator. Think of what first-day-of-class session you want to create using the tools and practices you learned thus far. Discuss your ideas in your small group. Create your content. Practice your delivery within your small group. Revise as necessary. Facilitate your session to the entire class on Friday. (Keep it to about 15 minutes max.)
Things to include and to keep in mind:

  1. Ice breaker
  2. Introduction (Share a video?)
  3. Preview of course (e.g. app share Laulima site)
  4. Syllabus (This could be turned into an activity too.)
  5. Game related to the course content
  6. Keep the “lecturing” parts to a few minutes
  7. Incorporate activities and opportunities for students to participate, share, talk to each other, etc.

Feedback form (.docx)
[Download “Day 5 Elluminate Live! Task 4” slides (.pdf)]
[Watch recording of Task 4 in Elluminate Live!]

5. Debrief

 Reflection

  • Reflect on your experience in Elluminate Live! as a Moderator. What worked? What didn’t?
  • What did you observe or learn as good practices for facilitating in Elluminate Live!?
  • What knowledge or skills do you need to improve or develop?

6. Email to a friend

 Imagine it’s three months ago, and you received an e-mail note from a friend indicating that he’s going to attend this Elluminate Live! for Moderators training session. He is curious about your experiences with the session and wants your advice on how to get the most out of it. You are ready to respond to him by sending him an email.
Think back on the workshop and recall one or two highlights. Also think about what two pieces of advice to give to your friend.
Post your email message as a reply to the discussion post.

7. Workshop evaluation

 Please take a few minutes to evaluate the PRLS conference and the Elluminate Live!for Moderator’s workshop.
http://www.surveyshare.com/s/AQASXVC

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