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I created a mind map for a course I teach regularly – HEAL8180 Current Issues in Healthcare Administration & Service Management. The exercise was helpful in showing how some concept are inter-related and not always obvious when reading the course outline alone. I added some dotted lines to show some of these connections where some more… »
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https://padlet.com/extend_ecampusontario/nis016u27mla How to create an inclusive practical experience for students. Finding ways to remove barriers to knowledge access and sharing.
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Mind Map for the School of Business B2B Sales course is complete. This mind map outlines the 6 major components of the B2B Sales Course (Prospecting, Approach, Presentation, Objections, Closing the Sales, Follow-Up, and its sup-topics.
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Curating resources, activities and content for a course can be done using a website or blog site. I’ve used WordPress and Weebly for course curation where iterations and revisions happen each time the course is taught. It’s a living, breathing curation of current and critical resources for the topics under discussion within the course. I’ve more… »
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I’ve been a curator for some time. When I’m prepping a new course, I create a course website and map out the course content as a curation of resources for the students. This is the starting point for our class or module conversations and a springboard for deeper learning. Since these are openly accessible, the more… »
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My mapping experience has been honed by the work I’ve done over the years in a variety of concept mapping tools. This blog post shares some mapping software items that I’ve explored and why I’m currently using Mindomo in my online course.
A blog post on various introductory questions/activities that one might consider. Will be added to as I remember more!