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Cases: Consistency Across Modes- Annemieke Craig

Keywords
Resource-based learning; teamwork; time management; online facilitation; undergraduate education.

How online learning can be used to provide consistent experiences across large and disparate groups.

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Case Study Audio
Click on the microphone to hear the entire case study or select relevant sections from the text below. [AUDIO TRANSCRIPT]

Annemieke Craig is a Lecturer in the School of Information Systems in the Faculty of Business and Law and her project as a 2003 Online Teaching and Learning Fellow focused on MSC 228 ‘Systems Analysis and Design’ which underwent a complete overhaul and a shift from a structured approach to an object orientated one, bringing students together and giving consistency to the course.Audio Edit 1


Initially Annemieke goes into this development of a single site to support a large number of students providing them with a coherent experience. Audio Edit 2 She talks about her use of the library, the challenges faced by teamwork and about providing resources that students really need. Pacing and time management were also priorities Audio Edit 3 and Annemieke’s concern for this reflects a general theme of concern for learners and their circumstances across the fellowship.


In the following section Audio Edit 4 Annemieke talks about some of the challenges and how these were turned into excellent learning opportunities for the students:

“For us it was a real bonus that a couple of things didn’t work out quite as well as they should have”


Students experienced the unit and felt that they were involved in the creation of a new system (ideal for systems analysis students!) Audio Edit 5. Indeed, Annemieke and her students experiences in the unit can serve as a valuable lesson for any institution implementing new systems.


Annemieke goes on to talk about her experience teaching online and enhancements that she believes could be possible Audio Edit 6. From a facilitator's point of view she senses a move from a transmissive mode of education towards a sharing arrangement and embraced this as a skilled teacher (which will be of considerable interest to those considering issues such as time management and moving online as a teacher Audio Edit 7!)


Finally, Annemieke reflects of her experience as a Fellow Audio Edit 5.





 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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