Gina Causey

Discussion Comment

I agree. I will think about designing rubrics so that they provide clarity about the performance or the mastery of content that we are looking for.

Gina Causey

Discussion

Self and Peer Assessments

I have not thought about rubrics this way, but it is interesting to think that sutdents can learn how to provide constructive criticism through the feedback they receive.

Gina Causey

Blog Comment

Mandatories

Hi Carolyn,

You make a good point as I think we may tend to view all of our students at the same level. When we provide feedback, we can see that everyone comes with his/her own perspective toward the topic and how they have mastered the assignment.

Gina Causey

Discussion Comment

Purposes and Roles of Rubrics | Origin: EL109

This module can help me as I look to create new rubrics for my course. One thing to consider is that a rubric can detract from the student's creativity toward the assignment.

Gina Causey

Discussion Comment

In the Flow of Communication

Hi Lauree,

I like to include Memes to encourage students to stay the course.

Gina Causey

Discussion

Providing feedback

I think prompt feedback is one of the best ways to help students stay engaged as they see how to improve next time.

Gina

Gina Causey

Discussion Comment

On-Line Instruction

Hi Andrea,

I agree. I think we can connect with students by asking questions and getting students to think about the course content.

Gina Causey

Discussion

Assynchronous Learning Environment

As instructors, we must be consistent in how we interact with students to make sure we deliver course content as intended

Gina Causey

Blog

EL110 Training

I have learned more about social networking, including microblogging and blogging. As an online instructor, I think this content can be beneficial as I communicate with students and promote student learning outcomes. These formats may allow students to achieve learning outcomes in a personal way as well.